GrADS commands are entered in the terminal window and the response from GrADS is either graphics in the graphics window or text in the terminal window. The three fundamental GrADS commands:
open open or make available to GrADS a data file
with
either gridded or station data
d display a GrADS
"expression" (e.g., a slice of data)
set manipulate the "what" "where" and
"how" of data
display
The GrADS "expression," or what you want to look at, can be as
simple as a variable in the data file that was opened, e.g., d
slp or an arithmetic or GrADS function operation on the data,
e.g., d slp/100 or d mag(u,v) where mag is a GrADS intrinsic
function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimension environment" and defines which part, chunks a GrADS intrinsic function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimension environment" and defines which part, chunks a GrADS intrinsic function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimension environment" and defines which part, chunks a GrADS intrinsic function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimension environment" and defines which part, chunks a GrADS intrinsic function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimension environment" and defines which part, chunks a GrADS intrinsic function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimension environment" and defines which part, chunks a GrADS intrinsic function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimension environment" and defines which part, chunks a GrADS intrinsic function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimension environment" and defines which part, chunks a GrADS intrinsic function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimension environment" and defines which part, chunks a GrADS intrinsic function.
The "where" of data display is called the "dimensio