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Retrieve example from "View MARS request":
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retrieve, class="ei", stream=oper, expver=1, levtype=sfc, param=165.128/41.128, step=0, grid=0.75/0.75, time=00, date=2013-09-01/to/2013-09-30, type=an, classtarget=ei |
Keyword
You can find advance keywords in our MARS Documentation page:
"ei_sfc_165_41.grib" |
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#action
retrieve,
##IDENTIFICATION KEYWORDS
https://software.ecmwf.int/wiki/display/UDOC/Identification+keywords
#Specifies the ECMWF classification given to the data
class="ei",
#Identifies the forecasting system used to generated the data when the same meteorological types are archived
stream=oper,
#Is the version of the data, 1 is OPERATIONAL
expver=1,
#Denotes type of level
levtype=sfc,
#Meteorological parameter
param=165.128/41.128,
#Determines the type of field to be retrieved:
type=an,
##DATE AND TIME KEYWORDS
https://software.ecmwf.int/wiki/display/UDOC/Date+and+time+keywords
#Specifies the forecast time step from forecast base time
step=0,
#Base time
time=00,
#Specifies the Analysis date, the Forecast base date or Observations date
date=2013-09-01/to/2013-09-30,
##POST-PROCESSING KEYWORDS
https://software.ecmwf.int/wiki/display/UDOC/Post-processing+keywords
#Output grid mesh
grid=0.75/0.75,
#Area
area=75/-15/30/42.5
##DATA STORAGE KEYWORDS
https://software.ecmwf.int/wiki/display/UDOC/Data+storage+keywords
#specifies a Unix file into which data is to be written after retrieval
target="ei_sfc_165_41.grib",
##OPTIONAL MARS SERVICE KEYWORD
#(Optional) argument to retrieve NetCDF format
format="netcdf",
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Keywords
You can find all the keyword explanation in our Mars Keywords page.
There is an extra keyword that you can user within MARS Service that does not appear in the MARS Documentation:
Keyword | definition | ||
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Keyword | definition | ||
class | Specifies the ECMWF classification given to the data
Full list of class definitions | ||
stream | Identifies the forecasting system used to generated the data when the same meteorological types are archived For example, oper is used for the Operational Atmospheric model and wave for the Wave model. Both models produce Analysis and Forecast data types. Full list of stream definitions | ||
expver | Is the version of the data | ||
Date & Time | |||
time | Base time (00, 06, 12 and 18) Observation time (HHMM or HH:MM: ie 09:30) | ||
date | Specifies the Analysis date, the Forecast base date or Observations date. Formats
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step | Specifies the forecast time step from forecast base time. Valid values are hours (HH) | ||
Fields | |||
type | Determines the type of field to be retrieved: This keyword makes the selection between observations, images or fields, and it determines some of the valid remaining keywords of the request.
Full list of type definitions | ||
levtype | Denotes type of level:
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param | Meteorological parameter. (t, temprerature, 130, 30.128, ...) | ||
grid | Output grid mesh
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format | You can add format = "netcdf" to retrieve the data in NetCDF format. | target | specifies a Unix file into which data is to be written after retrieval or manipulation. Path names should always be enclosed in double quotes: target = "analysis.grb" |