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We will now extract the 2m temperature values from the file. Create a new Observation Filter icon and edit it, setting the following parameters:
Parameter | Value | Notes |
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Data | obs.bufr | Drop the obs.bufr icon into the editor box |
Output | Geopoints | |
Parameter | ​airTemperatureAt2M | Can put ecCodes key names or numeric descriptors here |
The editor should look like this:
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Click OK, then examine the Obervation Filter icon. The filtering will happen, and the resulting geopoints data will appear in the examiner. You could also right-click on the icon and save the data, or drop the icon into a Python script file and add a write()
command to write it to disk.
There are various possible output formats, but the standard geopoints output is a text file that looks like this: