ecearth3/sources/tm5mp/base/file_grib.F90

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! !TITLE:        File_GRIB - module for GRIB in/output
! !AUTHORS:      Arjo Segers
! !AFFILIATION:  KNMI
! !DATE:         \today
!
! !INTRODUCTION: Usage
!
!   \bv
!   Provides a module:
!
!     use GribFile, only : ...
!
!   The module provides a structure type containing all what should
!   be known to open, read, and close a grib file:
!
!     type(TGribFile)   ::  gribfile
!
!   The gribfile is opened either for reading or writing with
!   an 'Init' routine, which is in fact an interface to 'PbOpen'.
!   A type TgribFile contains buffers to store one record
!   of a grib file (a 'grib message').
!
!   1. To open a grib file for reading, use:
!
!       call Init( gribfile, filename, 'r', status )
!          type(TGribFile), intent(inout)   ::  gribfile
!          character(len=*), intent(in)     ::  filename
!          character(len=*), intent(in)     ::  mode
!          integer, intent(out)             ::  status
!
!      To read next record in buffer, use:
!
!        call ReadRecord( gribfile, status )
!
!      Contents of the message is extracted with the 'Get' routine,
!      for example:
!
!        call Get( gribfile, status, pid=thepid )
!
!      Complete syntaxis and description of arguments
!      (see also the 'GRIB SECTIONS' part later on):
!
!        call Get( gribfile, status, &
!                  model_id, pid, &
!                  levtype, level, hyb_a, hyb_b, &
!                  reftime, timerange, &
!                  gridtype, &
!                  ll, &
!                  lon_first, lon_last, lon_inc, lon_n, &
!                  lat_first, lat_last, lat_inc, lat_n, &
!                  T, sh, &
!                  N, gg  )
!
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  model_id
!          ! Element 3 of section 1.
!
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  pid
!          ! Parameter identification.
!          ! See the integer parameters 'pid_' in the code.
!          ! Element 6 of section 1.
!
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  levtype, level
!          ! Elements 7-9 of section 1.
!          ! --> Predefined values for level type:
!          !  integer, parameter  ::  levtype_sfc = 1    ! surface 
!          !  integer, parameter  ::  levtype_hyb = 109  ! hybrid level 
!
!          real, intent(out), optional      ::  hyb_a(:), hyb_b(:)
!          ! Vertical parameters in real section 2
!
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  reftime(5)
!          ! Reference time: a 5 element integer array with
!          !   year_inc_century, month, day, hour, minutes
!          ! Elements 10-14,21 of section 1.
!
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  timerange(4)
!          ! Time range: a 4 element integer array with
!          !   time range unit, value 1, value 2, indicator
!          ! Elements 15-18 of section 1.
!
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  gridtype
!          ! Element 1 of section 2.
!          ! --> Predefined values:
!          !  integer, parameter  ::  gridtype_ll = 0      ! lat/lon
!          !  integer, parameter  ::  gridtype_gg = 4      ! gaussian grid
!          !  integer, parameter  ::  gridtype_sh = 50     ! spectral
!
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  lon_first, lon_last, lon_inc, lon_n
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  lat_first, lon_last, lat_inc, lat_n
!          ! Elements of section 2
!          ! NOTE: values for lat/lon in mili degrees !
!
!          real, intent(out), optional      ::  ll(:,:)
!          ! Value of lat/lon grid (stored from west->east, north->south!)
!
!          complex, intent(out), optional   ::  sh(:)
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  T
!          ! spectral coefficients; 
!          ! size should match with spectral truncation 'T'
!
!          real, intent(out), optional      ::  gg(:)
!          integer, intent(out), optional   ::  N
!          ! data values on Gaussian grid;
!          ! number of values should match grid size 'N'
!
!      Contents could be checked with the 'Check' routine,
!      for example:
! 
!        call Check( gribfile, status, pid=154 )
!       
!      Complete syntaxis:
!
!        call Check( gribfile, status, debug=1, &
!                    model_id, pid, &
!                    levtype, level, &
!                    reftime, timerange, &
!                    gridtype, &
!                    lon_first, lon_last, lon_inc, lon_n, &
!                    lat_first, lat_last, lat_inc, lat_n, &
!                    T  )
!                
!        type(TGribFile), intent(in)      ::  gribfile
!        integer, intent(out)             ::  status
!
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  debug
!
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  model_id
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  pid
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  levtype, level
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  reftime(5)
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  timerange(4)
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  gridtype
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  lon_first, lon_last, lon_inc, lon_n
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  lat_first, lat_last, lat_inc, lat_n
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  T
!
!        integer, intent(in), optional    ::  status
!        integer, intent(out), optional   ::  status
!
!      See the 'Get' command above for a description.
!      In case of one or more fields not matching the grib field:
!       o return status is equal to number of tests failed;
!       o info about the failed test is printed if debug is present and >0 .
!
!      Note: hybride coefficients can not checked due to a
!        lack of precission ... Similar for grid values (ll, gg, and sh).
!
!      The grib file is closed with a 'Done' routine 
!      (interface to 'PbClose'):
!
!        call Done( gribfile, status )
!
!
!   2. To open a grib file for writing, use:
!
!        call Init( gribfile, 'test.gb', 'w', status )
!
!      For safety, set all sections in the buffer to zero
!      or an other safe value:
!
!        call Clear( gribfile, status )
!
!      Fill some or all of the appropriate fields with
!      the 'Set' command:
!
!        call Set( gribfile, status,  &
!                  model_id, pid, &
!                  levtype, hyb_a, hyb_b, level, &
!                  reftime, timerange, &
!                  gridtype, &
!                  ll, lon_n, lat_n, &
!                  lon_first, lon_inc, lon_last, &
!                  lat_first, lat_inc, lat_last, &
!                  scanning_mode, nbits )
!  
!          type(TGribFile), intent(inout)  ::  gribfile
!          integer, intent(out)            ::  status
!
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  debug
!
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  model_id
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  pid
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  levtype
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  level
!          real, intent(in), optional      ::  hyb_a(:), hyb_b(:)
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  reftime(5)   ! (/yy,mm,dd,hh,min/)
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  timerange(4)
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  gridtype
!          real, intent(in), optional      ::  ll(:,:)
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  lon_n, lat_n
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  lon_first, lon_inc, lon_last  ! mili degree
!          integer, intent(in), optional   ::  lat_first, lat_inc, lat_last  ! mili degree
!
!      See the 'Get' command for a description of most of the fields.
!      Only used as arguments to 'Set':
!
!          integer, intent(in), optional        ::  scanning_mode
!          ! Something with storage order; does not work proper yet.
!
!          integer, intent(in), optional        ::  nbits
!          ! Number of bits used to store a real value; default 24 .
!
!      To write the record to the file, use:
!
!        call WriteRecord( gribfile, status )
!
!   3. To check wether a file is assigned to a grib structure,
!      use the logical function 'Opened' :
!
!        if ( Opened(gribfile) ) ...
!          logical                        ::  Opened
!          type(TgribFile), intent(in)    ::  gribfile
!    
!   
!   4. To copy the buffer from one to another sturcture, use:
!
!        call CopySections( gribIn, gribOut, status )
!          type(TGribFile), intent(in)     ::  gribIn
!          type(TGribFile), intent(out)    ::  gribOut
!
!      to copy all sections except real section 4 (the actual data);
!      to copy the data too, use :
!
!        call CopyAllSections( gribIn, gribOut, status )
!          type(TGribFile), intent(in)     ::  gribIn
!          type(TGribFile), intent(out)    ::  gribOut
!
!   \ev
!
! !INTRODUCTION: Grib sections
!
!   Overview of some useful entries in grib files.
!   For code tables, see:
!    o WMO GRIB code tables 
!       wms.ecmwf.int/documents/manuals/libraries/gribex/wmoCodeTables.html
!    o ECMWF local table 2 versions 
!       wms.ecmwf.int/documents/manuals/libraries/tables/tables_index.html
!
!   \bv
!   Section 1 - Product Definition Section.
!   ---------------------------------------
!
!    1. Code Table 2 Version Number.               128
!    2. Originating centre identifier.              98
!    3. Model identification.                      199
!    4. Grid definition.                           255
!    5. Flag (Code Table 1)                   10000000
!
!    6. Parameter identifier (Code Table 2).
!
!    7. Type of level (Code Table 3).              109
!    8. Value 1 of level (Code Table 3).              
!    9. Value 2 of level (Code Table 3).
!
!   10. Year of reference time of data.            100
!   11. Month of reference time of data.             8
!   12. Day of reference time of data.              10
!   13. Hour of reference time of data.             12
!   14. Minute of reference time of data.            0
!
!   15. Time unit (Code Table 4).                    1
!   16. Time range one.                              0
!   17. Time range two.                              0
!   18. Time range indicator (Code Table 5)          0
!
!   21. Century of reference time of data.
!
!   Section 2 - Grid Description Section.
!   -------------------------------------
!
!       Southern latitudes and Western longitudes are negative.
!       Unit is mili degrees.
!
!    1. Data represent type = lat/long     (Table 6)         0
!    2. Number of points along a parallel.                 360
!    3. Number of points along a meridian.                 181
!    4. Latitude of first grid point.                    90000
!    5. Longitude of first grid point.                 -180000
!    6. Resolution and components flag.               10000000
!    7. Latitude of last grid point.                    -90000
!    8. Longitude of last grid point.                   179000
!    9. i direction (East-West) increment.                1000
!   10. j direction (North-South) increment.              1000
!   11. Scanning mode flags (Code Table 8)            00000000
!
!    1. Data represent type = spectral     (Table 6)        50
!    2. J - Pentagonal resolution parameter.               106  <--- T
!    3. K - Pentagonal resolution parameter.               106
!    4. M - Pentagonal resolution parameter.               106
!    5. Representation type (Table 9)                        1
!    6. Representation mode (Table 10).                      2
!
!    1. Data represent type = gaussian lat/lon (Table 6)     4
!    2. Number of points along a parallel           <0=reduced, >0=regular
!    3. Number of points along a meridian.                 160
!    4. Latitude of first grid point.                    89141
!    5. Longitude of first grid point.                       0
!    6. Resolution and components flag.               00000000
!    7. Latitude of last grid point.                    -89141
!    8. Longitude of last grid point.                   358878
!    9. i direction (East-West) increment            Not given
!   10. Number of parallels between pole and equator.       80   <--- N
!   11. Scanning mode flags (Code Table 8)            00000000
!   23-22*2N. Number of points along a parallel for reduced grid
!
!   12. Number of vertical coordinate parameters.          122
!       (parameters stored in real part of section 2, starting form index 11)
!
!   Section 4 - Binary Data  Section.
!   -------------------------------------
!
!    1. Number of data values coded/decoded.             11556
!    2. Number of bits per data value.                      16
!
!    3. Type of data       (0=grid pt, 128=spectral).      128
!    4. Type of packing    (0=simple, 64=complex).          64
!    5. Type of data       (0=float, 32=integer).            0
!    6. Additional flags   (0=none, 16=present).             0
!    7. Reserved.                                            0
!    8. Number of values   (0=single, 64=matrix).            0
!    9. Secondary bit-maps (0=none, 32=present).             0
!   10. Values width       (0=constant, 16=variable).        0
!   11. Byte offset of start of packed data (N).          2214
!   12. Power (P * 1000).                                  500
!   13. Pentagonal resolution parameter J for subset.       20
!   14. Pentagonal resolution parameter K for subset.       20
!   15. Pentagonal resolution parameter M for subset.       20
!
!    3. Type of data       (0=grid pt, 128=spectral).        0
!    4. Type of packing    (0=simple, 64=complex).           0
!    5. Type of data       (0=float, 32=integer).            0
!    6. Additional flags   (0=none, 16=present).             0
!    7. Reserved.                                            0
!    8. Number of values   (0=single, 64=matrix).            0
!    9. Secondary bit-maps (0=none, 32=present).             0
!   10. Values width       (0=constant, 16=variable).        0
! 
!
! \ev
!
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#include "tmm.inc"
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MODULE FILE_GRIB

#ifdef with_grib_api
  USE FILE_GRIB_API
#else
  BUG_define_a_with_grib_macro_to_select_the_proper_module
#endif
  
  USE FILE_GRIB_BASE, ONLY : LEVTYPE_SFC, LEVTYPE_HYB, LEVTYPE_LAND
  USE FILE_GRIB_BASE, ONLY : GRIDTYPE_LL, GRIDTYPE_GG, GRIDTYPE_RED_GG, GRIDTYPE_SH
      
END MODULE FILE_GRIB