#!/bin/csh -f ## # This software was developed and / or modified by Raytheon Company, # pursuant to Contract DG133W-05-CQ-1067 with the US Government. # # U.S. EXPORT CONTROLLED TECHNICAL DATA # This software product contains export-restricted data whose # export/transfer/disclosure is restricted by U.S. law. Dissemination # to non-U.S. persons whether in the United States or abroad requires # an export license or other authorization. # # Contractor Name: Raytheon Company # Contractor Address: 6825 Pine Street, Suite 340 # Mail Stop B8 # Omaha, NE 68106 # 402.291.0100 # # See the AWIPS II Master Rights File ("Master Rights File.pdf") for # further licensing information. ## # # A script wrapper that is meant to get inventories of gridded data # from the A-II database. The data is output to stdout as ASCII. # This version can adapt to use a python stub that calls the # data access framework. # # Usage: # # a2invmdl.csh p srcid ctyp lval1 lval2 varAbrev # p - A literal p. (optional) # srcid - Unique alphanumeric name for gridded data source. # ctyp - Level type id (optional) # lval1 - First level value (optional) # lval2 - Second level value (optional) # varAbrev - Variable abreviation. (optional) # # Legacy usage, not supported in all cases: # # a2invmdl.csh p gproc ggid ctyp lval1 lval2 varAbrev # # p - A literal p. (optional) # gproc - GRIB process number (can be multiple comma delimited) # ggid - GRIB grid number # ctyp - Level type id (optional) # lval1 - First level value (optional) # lval2 - Second level value (optional) # varAbrev - Variable abreviation. (optional) # # With the new unified GRIB decoder, instead of gproc ggid, it is best # to supply the srcid, which is like ETA or GFS254; e.g. the directory # under /awips2/edex/data/hdf5/grid where the data is stored. # # Note that now for sources with no tag in the associated # entry, the ggid must be supplied as a quoted empty string. # # With no arguments after the grid number, returns a list of variables for # the data source specified by the process and grid id. With only a variable, # returns information for the list of planes for that variable. With more # arguments, returns a list of times for that variable and plane. # # Level value arguments are meaningless without the level type argument, # but it is meaningful to provide only a level type. # # If the only argument after the process and grid is a literal at sign ('@') # then what is returned is a list of all times for which there is data # available for the given process/grid combination. # # If the only argument after the process and grid is a literal plus sign (+), # then what will be returned will be a level inventory for all variables. # # The literal p option means preserve the final version of the python # submitted to the UEngine instead of cleaning it up. The path to the # finalized python is /tmp/a2rdmdlNNNNN.py where NNNNN is a unix process id. # # Gets all available raob data in the A-II database over a specified range of # times. The data is output to stdout as ASCII. # # SOFTWARE HISTORY # # Date Ticket# Engineer Description # ------------ ---------- ----------- -------------------------- # 2014-10-22 3599 nabowle Initial modification. Changed to properly call DAF version. # set rmpy = yes if ( "$1" == "p" ) then set rmpy = no shift endif # # Identify directory this script is in, will be one of the directories we # search for other files in. # set mydir = `dirname $0` set d1 = `echo $mydir | cut -c1` if ( "$mydir" == '.' ) then set mydir = $PWD else if ( "$d1" != "/" ) then set mydir = $PWD/$mydir endif set mydir = `(cd $mydir ; pwd)` if ( -x $mydir/$0 ) then set me = $mydir/$0 else set me = $0 endif if ( ! $?FXA_HOME ) set FXA_HOME = xxxx # # Primarily base stuff on source name, but try to use the old interface. # set sss = "$1" shift set ids = `echo $sss | tr ',' ' '` echo "$ids[1]" | grep '^[0-9][0-9]*$' >& /dev/null if ( $status == 0 || $#ids > 1 ) then set mroot = /awips2/edex/data/utility/edex_static/base/grib/models set ids = `echo $ids | tr ' ' '\n' | grep -v '^ *$' | \ sed 's#^##g' | sed 's#$#<|#g'` set ids = `echo ${ids}quertyuiop | sed 's/ *//g'` set ggg = "$1" shift if ( "$ggg" == "" ) then set mmm = `find $mroot -name '*xml' ! -name '*ECMWF*' \ -exec cat '{}' \; | sed 's|-->|~|g' | \ tr '\t' ' ' | sed 's/ *//g' | sed 's||~|g' | \ tr '\n' ' ' | tr '~' '\n' | grep -E "$ids" | \ grep -v "" | sed 's/^.*//g' | \ cut '-d<' -f1 | sort -u` else set mmm = `find $mroot -name '*xml' -exec cat '{}' \; | \ sed 's|-->|~|g' | \ tr '\t' ' ' | sed 's/ *//g' | sed 's||~|g' | \ tr '\n' ' ' | tr '~' '\n' | grep -E "$ids" | \ grep "$ggg<" | sed 's/^.*//g' | \ cut '-d<' -f1 | sort -u` endif if ( $#mmm != 1 ) then echo "$mmm" echo "Could not look up model name based on $sss '$ggg'" exit 1 endif set sss = $mmm endif # # Locate python stub that we will modify to create the final python logic. # if ( -e ./a2invmdlStub.py ) then set stubpy = ./a2invmdlStub.py else if ( -e $mydir/a2invmdlStub.py ) then set stubpy = $mydir/a2invmdlStub.py else if ( -e $FXA_HOME/src/dm/grid/a2invmdlStub.py ) then set stubpy = $FXA_HOME/src/dm/grid/a2invmdlStub.py else if ( -e $FXA_HOME/bin/a2invmdlStub.py ) then set stubpy = $FXA_HOME/bin/a2invmdlStub.py else bash -c "echo could not find a2invmdlStub.py 1>&2" exit endif # # Determine if we are using the data access framework or the uEngine. # grep DataAccessLayer $stubpy >& /dev/null if ( $status == 0 ) then if ( "$*" == "+" ) then python $stubpy --mode fieldplane --srcId $sss else if ( "$1" == "" ) then python $stubpy --mode field --srcId $sss else if ( "$1" == "@" ) then python $stubpy --mode time --srcId $sss else if ( "$2" == "" ) then python $stubpy --mode plane --srcId $sss --varAbrev $1 else if ( "$3" == "" ) then python $stubpy --mode time --srcId $sss --lvlName $1 --varAbrev $2 else if ( "$4" == "" ) then python $stubpy --mode time --srcId $sss --lvlName $1 --lvlOne $2 --varAbrev $3 else python $stubpy --mode time --srcId $sss --lvlName $1 --lvlOne $2 --lvlTwo $3 --varAbrev $4 endif else # if ( "$*" == "+" ) then set varList = `$me $sss` foreach onevar ( $varList ) echo ${onevar}: $me $sss $onevar | tr '\n' ' ' echo end exit endif # # Set up the environment we need to run the UEngine. # if ( -e ./UEngine.cshsrc ) then set ueenv = ./UEngine.cshsrc else if ( -e $mydir/UEngine.cshsrc ) then set ueenv = $mydir/UEngine.cshsrc else if ( -e $FXA_HOME/src/dm/point/UEngine.cshsrc ) then set ueenv = $FXA_HOME/src/dm/point/UEngine.cshsrc else if ( -e $FXA_HOME/bin/UEngine.cshsrc ) then set ueenv = $FXA_HOME/bin/UEngine.cshsrc else bash -c "echo could not find UEngine.cshsrc 1>&2" exit endif source $ueenv # # Modify the text of special tags in stub to create finalized script. # set specpy = /tmp/a2invmdl${$}.py rm -rf $specpy >& /dev/null touch $specpy chmod 775 $specpy set plane = no if ( "$1" == "" ) then cat $stubpy | sed "s/MMMMM/field/g" | sed "s/SSSSS/$sss/g" | \ sed 's/^.*TTTTT.*$//g' | sed 's/^.*LLLLL.*$//g' | \ sed 's/^.*22222.*$//g' | sed 's/^.*VVVVV.*$//g' >> $specpy else if ( "$1" == "@" ) then cat $stubpy | sed "s/MMMMM/time/g" | sed "s/SSSSS/$sss/g" | \ sed 's/^.*TTTTT.*$//g' | sed 's/^.*LLLLL.*$//g' | \ sed 's/^.*22222.*$//g' | sed 's/^.*VVVVV.*$//g' >> $specpy else if ( "$2" == "" ) then set plane = yes cat $stubpy | sed "s/MMMMM/plane/g" | sed "s/SSSSS/$sss/g" | \ sed 's/^.*TTTTT.*$//g' | sed 's/^.*LLLLL.*$//g' | \ sed 's/^.*22222.*$//g' | sed "s/VVVVV/$1/g" >> $specpy else if ( "$3" == "" ) then cat $stubpy | sed "s/MMMMM/time/g" | sed "s/SSSSS/$sss/g" | \ sed "s/TTTTT/$1/g" | sed 's/^.*LLLLL.*$//g' | \ sed 's/^.*22222.*$//g' | sed "s/VVVVV/$2/g" >> $specpy else if ( "$4" == "" ) then cat $stubpy | sed "s/MMMMM/time/g" | sed "s/SSSSS/$sss/g" | \ sed "s/TTTTT/$1/g" | sed "s/LLLLL/$2/g"| \ sed 's/^.*22222.*$//g' | sed "s/VVVVV/$3/g" >> $specpy else cat $stubpy | sed "s/MMMMM/time/g" | sed "s/SSSSS/$sss/g" | \ sed "s/TTTTT/$1/g" | sed "s/LLLLL/$2/g" | \ sed "s/22222/$3/g" | sed "s/VVVVV/$4/g" >> $specpy endif if ( "$plane" == "no" ) then cd $UE_BIN_PATH ( uengine -r python < $specpy ) |& grep attributes | cut '-d"' -f4 else cd $UE_BIN_PATH ( uengine -r python < $specpy ) |& sed 's|.*.*|@|g' | \ grep -E 'attributes|@' | cut '-d"' -f4 | tr '\n' ' ' | tr '@' '\n' | \ sed 's/ -999999.0//g' | sed 's/^ *//g' | sed 's/ *$//g' endif #if ( "$rmpy" == "yes" ) rm -rf $specpy >& /dev/null # endif