DOMTRAN
Sections
NAME
domtran - Domain/Projection transformation program
SYNOPSIS
domtran [parameters] [transform location]
PARAMETERS
| Command Line | Resource | Default | Description | 
|---|---|---|---|
| -h | help | No | Lists basic help information. | 
| -df=filename | default | .wxpdef | Sets the name of the resource file. | 
| -na=name | name | heat | Specifies the name used in resource file parsing. | 
| -ba | batch | No | Run program in batch mode | 
| -me=level | message | out2 | Specifies level of messages to be displayed 
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| -pd=domain | plot_domain | None Batch: first domain in wxp.reg file.  | 
    This specifies the plotting domain. The projection, aspect ratio and the domain size are specified. | 
| -re=region | region | Same as plot domain | This resource is synonymous with the plot_domain. | 
| -pa=parameter | parameter | none | Specifies additional parameters | 
| transform location  | 
    value | none User prompt  | 
    transform - Specifies the transformation type:
 location - Specifies the input location either as lat,lon or X,Y.  | 
  
DESCRIPTION
The domtran program is an interface into the WXP domain/projection library. The user specifies a transformation and a location and the program transforms the data to the requested coordinates. The transformation is based on the plot_domain. Regions can also be specified.
domtran -pd=us earth2proj 40,-90
6.755947,-55.022774
The input is the lat,lon coordinate 40,-90. South latitude and west longitude are negative. The output is the X,Y coordinates on the projection plane. In this case the projection plane is a polar stereographic projection centered on 97W longitude.
domtran -pd=us earth2grid 40,-90
14.937368,7.268939
The output here is the location of the points relative to the grid specified by the plot domain. In this case, the grid is a 25x17 grid centered on 39,-97 with a grid spacing of 2.3 (230 km). The upper left hand gridpoint is 0,0 and the lower right gridpoint is 24,16.
FILES
- wxp.reg - The default region file
 
SEE ALSO
Last updated June 8, 1998