Step-by-step guide
You need to use the ml_to_hl() function. It needs the geopotential field on model levels as an input, which can be computed with the mvl_geopotential_on_ml() function. The following example shows how these two functions can be used together:
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import metview as mv
# computes geopotential on model levels
# requires temperature (t), specific humidity(q), log surface pressure (lnsp)
# and surface geopotential (zs) fields
z = mv.mvl_geopotential_on_ml(t, q, lnsp, zs)
# interpolates the t field onto a list of height levels above sea level
hlevs = [1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000]
th = mv.mvml_to_hl (t, z, nil, hlevs, "sea", "linear") |
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