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<H1>RSL_hdf_to_radar<BR>
RSL_hdf_to_radar_unQC</H1>
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<H3>Synopsis</H3>
<P><B>#include "rsl.h" <BR>
<A HREF="RSL_radar_struct.html">Radar</A> *RSL_hdf_to_radar(char *infile);</B>
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<B><A HREF="RSL_radar_struct.html">Radar</A> *RSL_hdf_to_radar_unQC(char
*infile);</B>
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<H3>Description</H3>
<P>Reads an HDF file and returns a pointer to the structure <I>Radar</I>.
The input file is specified by the string <I>infile</I>. If <I>infile</I>
is NULL, then no action is taken. This is different from other ingest routines
where stdin is read. HDF files cannot be stdin, because they require seeking..
The input file may <B>not</B> be compressed.</P>
<P><B>RSL_hdf_to_radar_unQC</B> differs from <B>RSL_hdf_to_radar</B> in
that both DZ (original uncorrected reflectivity) and CZ (corrected) volumes
are extracted from the HDF file. Normally, <B>RSL_hdf_to_radar</B>
returns CZ only. Call one or the other, for ingest efficiency.</P>
<P>The radar structure is, essentially, an array of Volumes. The number
and type of volumes allocated is automatically determined from the input
HDF file.
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<H3>Return value</H3>
<P>Upon successful completion, <B>RSL_hdf_to_radar</B> returns a pointer
to the structure <B>Radar</B>. Otherwise, NULL is returned and errno is
set.
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<H3>See also</H3>
<P><A HREF="RSL_anyformat_to_radar.html">RSL_anyformat_to_radar </A>
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<P>Author: <A HREF="mike.kolander.html">Mike Kolander</A>.</P>
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