[Shake-dev] nlon and nlat
Branden Christensen
branden.christensen at osop.com.pa
Fri Aug 16 03:01:28 UTC 2013
Shakemappers:
Buenas noches.
In grid.xml you see tags like this:
<event event_id="20130815035658_28_08344_-82702_20130815035752"
magnitude="2.83021" depth="10" lat="8.344210" lon="-82.702100"
event_timestamp="2013-08-15T03:56:58GMT" event_network=""
event_description="osophub2013pxfn / 8.34421 / -82.7021" />
<grid_specification lon_min="-92.702100" lat_min="-1.545790"
lon_max="-72.702100" lat_max="18.234210" nominal_lon_spacing="0.025000"
nominal_lat_spacing="0.025006" nlon="801" nlat="792" />
lat, lon lon_min, lat_min, lon_max, lat_max, nominal_lon_spacing,
nominal_lat_spacing all appear to be in decimal degrees.
What are nlon and nlat?
Kind Regards from Panama,
*Branden Christensen*
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