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Download either the python, Matlab, or IDL version of the script to run the globalIsprint example (see top of page).
Go to the CEDAR Madrigal archive site, and choose Access Data, then Create a command to download multiple exps, then Download data with selected parms/filters.
Choose Instrument type Distributed Ground Based Satellite Receivers, then instrument World-wide GPS Receiver Network.
- Choose any date range that covers two days between 2001 and three days in the past.
- Choose and file format you wish (Hdf5, ascii, or netCDF4)
Select Show advanced filters.
Choose MRACF for kind of data- , along with programming language.
- If you are saving the output as ascii, you can choose whether to save all data to one file, or to a directory with one file for each file analyzed.
Expand the Select parameters section.
Choose the parameters year,month,day,hour,min,sec,gdlat,glon,tec,dtec.
Expand the Optional filters section.
Choose Minimum Scallop TEC Processing as the data type. The line of sight data is too large to analyze dynamically.
Add three filters:
Mnemonic | Lower limit | Upper limit | |||
gdalt | 240 | 260 | |||
recno | leave blank | 5 | |||
gdlat | 40 | 45 | |||
| glon | -80 | -60 | nel | 12 | leave blank
Hit the Select parameters button.
Choose the parameters year,month,day,hour,min,sec,gdalt,gdlat,glon,ne,dne and hit Done.
Choose Continue at the bottom.
Select the language you are using, and hit OK.
Verify the script runs successfully as is. If there is a problem, compare to the scripts at the top.
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