Hello,
My question is related to RIP4-the WRF Post-Processing Software.
I am interested in using the smoothing subroutine code (below link) of RIP4 program for my research because this code is very useful. I would like to ask about one variable (mabpl) of this subroutine code.
https://github.com/NCAR/RIP/blob/master/src/smooth.f
Another RIP4 source code, driver.f ( https://github.com/NCAR/RIP/blob/master/src/driver.f ), mentioned as "miy, and mjx are dot-point dimensions, in the x and y directions respectively, of the domain to be analyzed" and "mabpl and morpl are the maximum number of abscissa and ordinate grid points, respectively, in a plot".
Does this mean that "miy" and "mjx" is equal to "mabpl" and "morpl" respectively? For example, if the input data (that I want to perform smoothing) has 500 by 700 grid points (i.e., miy=500 and mjx=700), I assume mabpl=500 and morpl=700. Did I understand correctly?
Thank you in advance!
Sincerely,
My question is related to RIP4-the WRF Post-Processing Software.
I am interested in using the smoothing subroutine code (below link) of RIP4 program for my research because this code is very useful. I would like to ask about one variable (mabpl) of this subroutine code.
https://github.com/NCAR/RIP/blob/master/src/smooth.f
Another RIP4 source code, driver.f ( https://github.com/NCAR/RIP/blob/master/src/driver.f ), mentioned as "miy, and mjx are dot-point dimensions, in the x and y directions respectively, of the domain to be analyzed" and "mabpl and morpl are the maximum number of abscissa and ordinate grid points, respectively, in a plot".
Does this mean that "miy" and "mjx" is equal to "mabpl" and "morpl" respectively? For example, if the input data (that I want to perform smoothing) has 500 by 700 grid points (i.e., miy=500 and mjx=700), I assume mabpl=500 and morpl=700. Did I understand correctly?
Thank you in advance!
Sincerely,