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RSL_anyformat_to_radar</h1>
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Synopsis</h3>
<b>#include "rsl.h"</b>
<br><a href="RSL_radar_struct.html">Radar</a><b> *RSL_anyformat_to_radar(char
*infile [, char *callid_or_first_file]);</b>
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Description</h3>
Reads radar input files. The format of the input file is automatically
determined by using magic numbers. The input file may be compressed (with
old unix <b>compress</b> or GNU <b>gzip</b>) and the magic numbers are
obtained by passing the data through the GNU <b>gzip</b> decompression
filter. Magic numbers are standard for the following file formats and,
thus, are recognized by RSL_anyformat_to_radar:
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<p>WSR-88D (NEXRAD)
<p>HDF (TSDIS format)
<p>LASSEN (version 1.3 and version 1.4 files)
<p>Universal Format (UF)
<p>NSIG (SIGMET version 1 and version 2 raw product files)
<p>MCGILL
<p>RSL output format
<p>RAPIC (Berrimah Austrailia)
<p>RADTEC (SPANDAR, requires PKWARE compression tools)
<p>EDGE
<p>DORADE
<p>For TOGA and KWAJALEIN files, there is no standard magic information
available. It may not be possible for RSL_anyformat_to_radar to recognize
them. The optional second argument is valid for reading wsr88d files. See
<a href="RSL_wsr88d_to_radar.html">RSL_wsr88d_to_radar</a>.
Once the file type is determined, the appropriate ingest routine is called.
<p>In order to reduce the memory requirements during ingest, you can call
<a href="RSL_select_fields.html">RSL_select_fields</a>
to specify the field types. For instance, you can select to read only DZ
from the input file. The input file may contain other fields, but, they
will be ignored.
<p>PKWARE compression tools are required for the RADTEC module. The
data has been
<br>compressed with <b>implode</b> and must be uncompressed with <b>explode
</b>.
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Return value</h3>
Upon successful completion, RSL_anyformat_to_radar returns a pointer to
the structure <b>Radar</b>. Otherwise, NULL is returned.
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See also</h3>
<a href="RSL_wsr88d_to_radar.html">RSL_wsr88d_to_radar</a>, <a href="RSL_lassen_to_radar.html">RSL_lassen_to_radar
</a>,
<a href="RSL_read_radar.html">RSL_read_radar</a>,
<a href="RSL_uf_to_radar.html">RSL_uf_to_radar
</a>,
<a href="RSL_toga_to_radar.html">RSL_toga_to_radar</a>,
<a href="RSL_nsig_to_radar.html">RSL_nsig_to_radar
</a>,
<a href="RSL_nsig_to_radar.html">RSL_nsig2_to_radar</a>,
<a href="RSL_mcgill_to_radar.html">RSL_mcgill_to_radar
</a><a href="RSL_kwaj_to_radar.html">RSL_kwaj_to_radar</a>,
<a href="RSL_rapic_to_radar.html">RSL_rapic_to_radar
</a>,
<a href="RSL_radtec_to_radar.html">RSL_radtec_to_radar</a>.
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<p>Author: <a href="john.merritt.html">John H. Merritt</a>.
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