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Time Plot Ranges
Type
Plot
Num.
1 [X]
2 [X]
3 [X]
4 [X]
5 [ ]
6 [ ]
Station
CCQU GEN
CCQU GEN
CCQU RAW
CCQU RAW
CCQU RAW
CCQU RAW
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
Variable
TMAX MEAN
TMAX MEAN
TMAX MEAN
TMAX MEAN
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
Wet
State
DRY
WET
DRY
WET
ALL
ALL
Grouping
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
↓
Range
Graph
Cancel
SCREEN 11.
for generated data. For Plot Num. 3 and 4, specify TMAX Mean on DRY days
and WET days for raw data. After you have specified the four plot ranges, the
dialog box will look like Screen 11 (above).
Graph and print the results. Note the similarity between observed and generated
maximum temperatures and the effect that rain (i.e. WET vs. DRY state) has on
maximum temperature.
E X P O R T D A I LY W E AT H E R F I L E S
Go to IMPORT/EXPORT|ÓExport yearly files.Ó Select the predefined DSSAT v3
format file. Single-year files will be named automatically using a default naming
convention. For this example, the first file exported will be called
CCQU8001.WTH, containing data for 1980. Use FILE|ÓEditÓ to access an external editor to view the newly created CCQU8001.WTH. Also view the original file
that you imported (CCQU1980.DAT) and note the changes in format and units.
You are now familiar with the basic features of WeatherMan. Additional details
on each menu in the WeatherMan main menu screen are described in Chapter 4.
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