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// Values of the EPS-forecast for the parameter 164.128
"164.128": {
"1": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ],
... // members 1 to 50
"50": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ],
"forecast": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], // If the forecast is present it will be plotted of the 10 days epsgraph
"control": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], // If the control is present it will be plotted of the 10 days epsgraph
"steps": [0, 12, ..., 234, 240] // Steps of the forecast
},
//Values of the EPS-forecast for another parameter for example 133.128.. This sequence can be repeated
"133.128": {
"1": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ],
... // members 1 to 50
"50": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ],
"forecast": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], // If the forecast is present it will be plotted of the 10 days epsgraph
"control": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], // If the control is present it will be plotted of the 10 days epsgraph
"steps": [0, 12, ..., 234, 240] // Steps of the forecast
},
"date": "20120420", // Base date of the forecast.
"time": "0000" // run of the forecast.
"deterministic_height": 60.4558563232, // altitude of the grid-point for the deterministic model. Can be used to compute the temperature correction.
"eps_height": 93.5405273438,// altitude of the grid-point for the eps model. Can be used to compute the temperature correction.
"height": 61, // altitude of the point in real world. Can be used to compute the temperature correction.
"land_sea_mask": 0.998962402344, // if < 0.5 we consider it is a sea point, Can be used in the title.
"location": { // Information about the point, can be used in the title.
"lat": 51.3883666992,
"lon": 359.166656494
} ,
"points_along_meridian": 320 // Information displayed in the legend.
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{ // Values of the EPS-forecast for the parameter 164.128 "164.128": { "1": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], ... // values for the 8 octats of the Rose for each steps defined in steps[] "8": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], "steps": [0, 12, ..., 234, 240] // Steps of the forecast }, //Values of the EPS-forecast for another parameter for example 133.128.. This sequence can be repeated "133.128": { "1": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], ... // values for the 8 octats of the Rose for each steps defined in steps[] "8": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], "steps": [0, 12, ..., 234, 240] // Steps of the forecast }, "date": "20120420", // Base date of the forecast. "time": "0000", // run of the forecast. "height": 61, // altitude of the point in real world. "land_sea_mask": 0.998962402344, // if < 0.5 we consider it is a sea point, Can be usedto compute the temperature correction. in the title.
"location": { // Information about the point, can be used in the title.
"lat": 51.3883666992,
"lon": 359.166656494
} ,
"points_along_meridian": 320 // Information displayed in the legend.
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{ // Values of the EPS-forecast for the parameter 249.128 "249.140": { "east": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], ... //values for the probability of having a easterly wind for each steps defined in steps[], "north": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ], // We expect an entry for each of the main wind directions: // The name of the eight directions are [east, nord, nord_east, nord_west, south, south_east, south_west, west] "steps": [0, 12, ..., 234, 240] // Steps of the forecast }, "date": "20120420", // Base date of the forecast. "time": "0000", // run of the forecast. "height": 61, // altitude of the point in real world. "land_sea_mask": 0.998962402344, // if < 0.5 we consider it is a sea point, Can be used in the title. "location": { // Information about the point, can be used in the title. "lat": 51.3883666992, "lon": 359.166656494 } , "points_along_meridian": 320 // Information displayed in the legend. }column |
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//The wave distribution is done using the eight main directions:[east, nord, nord_east, nord_west, south, south_east, south_west, west]
// Each direction is itself split into 6 categories according the significant wave height, For example, for east, we have
// [east_one, east_two, east_three, east_four, east_five, east_six]
// each octant is coloured based on the distribution of significant wave height associated with each mean wave direction
{
// Values of the EPS-forecast for the parameter 230.240
"230.240": {
"east_one": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ],
... //values for the probability of having a easterly wave of force 1 for each steps defined in steps[],
"east_six": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ],
"nord_one": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ],
... //values for the probability of having a northerly wave of force one for each steps defined in steps[],
"nord_six": [ 0, 0, .., 0, 0 ],
"steps": [0, 12, ..., 234, 240] // Steps of the forecast
} "date": "20120420", // Base date of the forecast.
"time": "0000", // run of the forecast.
"height": 61, // altitude of the point in real world. Can be used to compute the temperature correction.
"land_sea_mask": 0.998962402344, // if < 0.5 we consider it is a sea point, Can be used in the title.
"location": { // Information about the point, can be used in the title.
"lat": 51.3883666992,
"lon": 359.166656494
} ,
"points_along_meridian": 320 // Information displayed in the legend.
} |
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