bufr2synop 0.24.0
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contains all possible substrings from section 2 when a report is parsed with success (still incomplete) More...
#include <metsynop.h>
Data Fields | |
char | Ds [2] |
char | vs [2] |
char | ss [2] |
char | TwTwTw [6] |
char | PwaPwa [4] |
char | HwaHwa [4] |
char | PwPw [4] |
char | HwHw [4] |
char | dw1dw1 [4] |
char | dw2dw2 [4] |
char | Pw1Pw1 [4] |
char | Hw1Hw1 [4] |
char | Pw2Pw2 [4] |
char | Hw2Hw2 [4] |
char | ICING [32] |
char | HwaHwaHwa [6] |
char | sw [2] |
char | TbTbTb [6] |
char | ICE [32] |
contains all possible substrings from section 2 when a report is parsed with success (still incomplete)
To check if a substring has been parsed after a succeeded return we need to compute the lengh of the corresponding member. If zero the it is not parsed.
Definition at line 163 of file metsynop.h.
char synop_sec2::Ds[2] |
True direction of resultant displacement of the ship during the three hours preceding the time of observation. (Code table 0700)
Definition at line 165 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2().
char synop_sec2::dw1dw1[4] |
Direction of swell waves, in units of 0.5 metre.
Definition at line 173 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::dw2dw2[4] |
Direction of swell waves, in units of 0.5 metre.
Definition at line 174 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::Hw1Hw1[4] |
Height of swell waves, in units of 0.5 metre.
Definition at line 176 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::Hw2Hw2[4] |
Height of swell waves, in units of 0.5 metre.
Definition at line 178 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::HwaHwa[4] |
Heigh of wind waves, in units of 0.5 metre.
Definition at line 170 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::HwaHwaHwa[6] |
heigh of wind waves, in tenths of metre
Definition at line 180 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::HwHw[4] |
Height of waves, in units of 0.5 metre.
Definition at line 172 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::ICE[32] |
String with ice description in clear text
Definition at line 183 of file metsynop.h.
char synop_sec2::ICING[32] |
String with icing description in clear text
Definition at line 179 of file metsynop.h.
char synop_sec2::Pw1Pw1[4] |
Period of swell waves, in seconds.
Definition at line 175 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::Pw2Pw2[4] |
Period of swell waves, in seconds.
Definition at line 177 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::PwaPwa[4] |
Period of wind waves, obtained by instrumental methods, in seconds.
Definition at line 169 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::PwPw[4] |
Period of waves, in seconds.
Definition at line 171 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::ss[2] |
Sign of Sea-surface temperature
Definition at line 167 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::sw[2] |
Sign of wet bulb temperature
Definition at line 181 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x12().
char synop_sec2::TbTbTb[6] |
Wet-bulb temperature, in tenths of degrees Celsius, its sign being given by sw.
Definition at line 182 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x12().
char synop_sec2::TwTwTw[6] |
Sea-surface temperature, in tenths of degrees Celsius, its sign being given by ss.
Definition at line 168 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2(), and syn_parse_x22().
char synop_sec2::vs[2] |
Ship’s average speed made good during the three hours preceding the time of observation. (Code table 4451)
Definition at line 166 of file metsynop.h.
Referenced by print_synop_sec2().