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Desjardins, Mary L.

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NASA NTRS1992

Software For Processing Meteorological Data

GEMPAK general meterological software includes programs to analyze and display surface, upper-air, or gridded data, including outputs of mathematical models. Includes capabilities to derive meteorological parameters to perform vertical interpolations to different coordinate systems, and to compute extensive set of gridded diagnostic quantities. Graphics/transformation subsystem, GEMPLT, provides capability to display output in variety of map projections or overlaid on satellite imagery. Written in FORTRAN 77.

Desjardins, Mary L.↗

NASA NTRS1991

GEMPAK5 user's guide, version 5.0

GEMPAK is a general meteorological software package used to analyze and display conventional meteorological data as well as satellite derived parameters. The User's Guide describes the GEMPAK5 programs and input parameters and details the algorithms used for the meteorological computations.

Desjardins, Mary L.↗

NASA NTRS1991

GEMPAK5. Part 1: GEMPAK5 programmer's guide, version 5.0

GEMPAK is a general meteorological software package used to analyze and display conventional meteorological data as well as satellite derived parameters. The Programmer's Guide describes the subroutines which can be used to build new GEMPAK programs. Part 1 contains GEMPAK subroutines.

Desjardins, Mary L.↗

NASA NTRS1991

GEMPAK5. Part 2: GEMPLT programmer's guide, version 5.0

GEMPAK is a general meteorological software package used to analyze and display conventional meteorological data as well as satellite derived parameters. The GEMPAK Programmer's Guide describes the subroutines which can be used in the GEMPAK graphics and transformation subsystem, GEMPLT.

Desjardins, Mary L.↗

NASA NTRS1989

Use of GEMPAK at NMC

This paper considers the use of the General Meteorological Package (GEMPAK) system developed by the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. The interactive capabilites included in the GEMPAK are examined, and the changes of GEMPACK necessary for the accommodation of the large volume of gridded NMC data are discussed. Some preliminary results are presented.

Petersen, Ralph A.↗