CKD Workshop  30 March 2011  Jim Kinter  Data Lessons from Project Athena GrADS Station Data Model Used for in situ observational data Individual reports.

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CKD Workshop  30 March 2011  Jim Kinter  Data Lessons from Project Athena GrADS Station Data Model Used for in situ observational data Individual reports may be located anywhere in space and time Required metadata for each report: Station Identifier (8-character string) Longitude Latitude Level (for level-dependent variables) Time Linear time axis is used to organize reports

CKD Workshop  30 March 2011  Jim Kinter  Data Lessons from Project Athena Visualization in GrADS Display options include: Contour (lines or shaded) Grid fill (colors or numbers) Bar graph (with error bars) Scatter plot Winds: Vectors, Barbs, or Streamlines Output options include: Images Vector Graphics (e.g. Postscript) ASCII Binary or NetCDF file GIS-Compatible Formats  new!

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