RE: Re: finding monthly averages

[<arv@xxxxxxx>]

Dear Adam

Thanks! this is just what i needed.

Cheers

Antonio

----- Mensaje Original -----
Remitente: Adam Montano <a_ocean88@yahoo.com>
Fecha: Martes, Mayo 28, 2002 7:08 pm
Asunto: Re: finding monthly averages

> Hi Antonio,
> It looks like what you're doing is right.  To output
> each month to a file, you need the LIST/FILE=/FORMAT=
> command.  For an ASCII file, just give it a fortran
> format suitable for your data, and a file name. For
> example, to list the data along the equator, 
> 
>  let jan=sst_monthly_ave[l=1]
>  list/format=(f8.2)/file=january.dat jan[y=0]
> 
> Or, if you want to list data over the whole x-y
> grid, you might do this to see the longitudes and
> latitudes with the data. (the command is all on one
> line, it may wrap around in this message)
> 
>  list/format=(3f8.2)/clobber/file=january.dat
> x[gx=sst], y[gy=sst], jan
> 
> Adam
> 
> --- antonio <arv@ono.com> wrote:
> > Dear All,
> > 
> > I'm trying to find out the january (feb,...) mean
> > for a period from
> > 1960
> > to 1997, so I've followed these instructions found
> > in the mail
> > archives:
> > 
> > use climatological_axes
> > set data sst.cdf
> > let sst_monthly_ave=sst[gt=month_irreg@mod]
> > 
> > Now, sst_monthly_ave[l=1] refers to the january
> > average, l=2 to Feb
> > etc..
> > 
> > Is this OK?
> > 
> > 
> > How do I can save each separate variable, i.e. :
> > 
> > let jan=sst_monthly_ave[l=1]
> > 
> > and how do I could export it as an ascii file in
> > order to use it in
> > other progrmas (R for example)
> > 
> > Thanks
> > 
> > Antonio Rodríguez
> > CICEM Agua del Pino
> > Huelva,
> > Spain
> 
> 
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