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Specifies the meteorological parameter of a field.
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It is recommended to specify a meteorological parameters by its unique parameter ID, e.g. param=132044, or by a combination of indicator of parameter and GRIB table 2 version in the form param=indicatorOfParameter.table2Version. Other ways of specifying a parameter are by using their GRIB code (param=130), their short name (param=t) or their full name (param=temperature).
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- MARS Catalogue - Allows to browse the meta data of the entire archive content in real-time
- Parameters database - lists all parameters (which can be handled by the ECC software) according to their GRIB definition
- ECMWF datasets - A description of forecasts, analyses, climate re-analyses, reforecasts and multi-model data available from MARS or via dedicated data servers or via point-to-point dissemination
Examples:
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Dissemination
Specifies the meteorological parameter of a field.
param=<value> |
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It is recommended to specify a meteorological parameters by its unique parameter ID, e.g. param=132044, or by a combination of indicator of parameter and GRIB table 2 version in the form param=indicatorOfParameter.table2Version. Other ways of specifying a parameter are by using their GRIB code (param=130), Parameters can only be specified by their short name (param=t) or their full name (param=temperature).
- Meteorological parameters available in dissemination and their definitions are listed in the Catalogue of real-time products. The following additional sources of information might be useful
- Parameters database - lists all parameters (which can be handled by the ECC software) according to their GRIB definition
Examples:
param=t/u/v, # short name # specifying the parameter "temperature" by param=130.128 # indicator of parameter and table 2 version param=130 # parameter ID param=t # short name param=temperature # full name param=129/134/167 # parameters geopotential, surface pressure and # 2 metre temperature |
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