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@BeginModule
@NewPage
@Name = Outputtab
@Title = Table output
@Section = Import/Export
@Arguments = ifiles ofile
@Operators = outputtab
@BeginDescription
This operator prints a table of all input datasets to standard output.
@file{ifiles} is an arbitrary number of input files. All input files need to have
the same structure with the same variables on different timesteps.
All input fields need to have the same horizontal grid.
The contents of the table depends on the chosen paramters. The format of each table
parameter is keyname[:len]. len is the optional length of a table entry.
Here is a list a all valid keynames:
@BeginTable
@bold{Keyname} & @bold{Type} & @bold{Description}
value & FLOAT & Value of the variable [len:8]
name & STRING & Name of the variable [len:8]
param & STRING & Parameter ID (GRIB1: code[.tabnum]; GRIB2: num[.cat[.dis]]) [len:11]
code & INTEGER & Code number [len:4]
lon & FLOAT & Longitude coordinate [len:6]
lat & FLOAT & Latitude coordinate [len:6]
lev & FLOAT & Vertical level [len:6]
xind & INTEGER & Grid x index [len:4]
yind & INTEGER & Grid y index [len:4]
timestep & INTEGER & Timestep number [len:6]
date & STRING & Date (format YYYY-MM-DD) [len:10]
time & STRING & Time (format hh:mm:ss) [len:8]
year & INTEGER & Year [len:5]
month & INTEGER & Month [len:2]
day & INTEGER & Day [len:2]
nohead & INTEGER & Disable output of header line
@EndTable
@EndDescription
@EndModule
@BeginOperator_outputtab
@Title = Table output
@Parameter = params
@EndOperator
@BeginParameter
@Item = params
STRING Comma separated list of keynames, one for each column of the table
@EndParameter
@BeginExample
To print a table with name, date, lon, lat and value information use:
@BeginVerbatim
cdo outputtab,name,date,lon,lat,value ifile
@EndVerbatim
Here is an example output of a time series with the yearly mean temperatur at lon=10/lat=53.5:
@BeginListing
# name date lon lat value
tsurf 1991-12-31 10 53.5 8.83903
tsurf 1992-12-31 10 53.5 8.17439
tsurf 1993-12-31 10 53.5 7.90489
tsurf 1994-12-31 10 53.5 10.0216
tsurf 1995-12-31 10 53.5 9.07798
@EndListing
@C tsurf 1995-01-31 10 53.5 275.245
@C tsurf 1995-02-28 10 53.5 274.399
@C tsurf 1995-03-31 10 53.5 273.293
@C tsurf 1995-04-30 10 53.5 281.058
@C tsurf 1995-05-31 10 53.5 285.38
@C tsurf 1995-06-30 10 53.5 291.129
@C tsurf 1995-07-31 10 53.5 292.489
@C tsurf 1995-08-31 10 53.5 293.001
@C tsurf 1995-09-30 10 53.5 287.858
@C tsurf 1995-10-31 10 53.5 282.808
@C tsurf 1995-11-30 10 53.5 277.614
@C tsurf 1995-12-31 10 53.5 272.462
@EndExample
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