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RSL_rapic_to_radar</H1>
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Synopsis</H3>
<B>#include "rsl.h"</B>
<BR><B><A HREF="RSL_radar_struct.html">Radar</A> *RSL_rapic_to_radar(char
*infile);</B>
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Description</H3>
Reads a RAPIC (data from Berrimah Austrailia) 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 stdin is read. The input
file may be compressed. If the data is compressed, it is passed through
the GNU <B>gunzip</B> filter. Thus, compressed data can be any format that
<B>gzip</B> understands.
<P>The radar structure is, essentially, an array of Volumes. These volumes
represent several field types, including but not limited to, reflectivity,
velocity and spectrum width fields.
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Return value</H3>
Upon successful completion, RSL_rapic_to_radar returns a pointer to the
structure <B>Radar</B>. Otherwise, NULL is returned and errno is set.
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See also</H3>
<A HREF="RSL_anyformat_to_radar.html">RSL_anyformat_to_radar</A>
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<P>Author: <A HREF="john.merritt.html">John H. Merritt</A>.
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