#!/bin/csh

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# Script Name: surface_map_lab2.g					#
#									#
# Written By: Kevin Goebbert						#
# Date: 31 January 2009							#
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# Script Purpose:							#
#	This is an example script which runs GEMPAK to create a surface	#
# map.  This script can be modified to do any number of different	#
# processes to make the map creation process more automated.  However,	#
# this program is only initial designed to create a single image and 	#
# posts that image to the metr2021 webpage.				#
#									#
# Modifications:							#
#									#
#									#
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# The following line performs a Linux command that makes sure that when we
# try to type the name of a GEMPAK program that it will be able to find
# the correct program.

source /home/nawips/Gemenviron

echo "STARTING TO RUN GEMPAK"
echo ""

# When running GEMPAK in a Shell script, we call the program simply by 
# typing the name of the program in, but then we place a some control
# characters after that call to tell the script that I want to put everything
# after this call into the GEMPAK program until I put the same marker again.

sfmap << EOF
 AREA     = us
 GAREA    = OK
 SATFIL   =  
 RADFIL   =  
 IMCBAR   =  
 SFPARM   = SKYC;TMPF;WSYM;SMSL;;DWPF;BRBK
 DATTIM   = 1800
 SFFILE   = /data/gempak/surface/20090209_sao.gem
 COLORS   = 31
 MAP      = 31
 MSCALE   = 0
 LATLON   =  
 TITLE    = 31/0/Surface Image for ~ by Paul Marinsky
 CLEAR    = yes
 PANEL    = 0
 DEVICE   = gif | /home/marinsky/http/lab2_sfc1.gif
 PROJ     = MER
 FILTER   = YES
 TEXT     = 1
 LUTFIL   =  
 STNPLT   =  
 CLRBAR   =  
 LSTPRM   =

run

exit

EOF

gpend

echo ""
echo "I HAVE SUCCESSFULLY FINISHED RUNNING GEMPAK AND I SHOULD HAVE CREATED AN IMAGE."