NOTE: This method must remain here, so we don't
break backward compability - thus this method
does not make any sence if the grid type isn't
standard lat/lon or rotated lat/lon
Get y-coordinate/latitude of grid end point.
NOTE: This method must remain here, so we don't
break backward compability - thus this method
does not make any sence if the grid type isn't
standard lat/lon or rotated lat/lon
Get y-coordinate/latitude of south pole of a rotated latitude/longitude grid.
NOTE: This method must remain here, so we don't
break backward compability - thus this method
does not make any sence if the grid type isn't
standard lat/lon or rotated lat/lon
Get x-coordinate/longitude of grid end point.
NOTE: This method must remain here, so we don't
break backward compability - thus this method
does not make any sence if the grid type isn't
standard lat/lon or rotated lat/lon
Get x-coordinate/longitude of south pole of a rotated latitude/longitude grid.
NOTE: This method must remain here, so we don't
break backward compability - thus this method
does not make any sence if the grid type isn't
standard lat/lon or rotated lat/lon
Get grid rotation angle of a rotated latitude/longitude grid.
Get starting x value for this grid - THIS IS NOT A LONGITUDE, but an x value
calculated for this specific projection, based on an origin of latin1, lov.
Get starting y value for this grid - THIS IS NOT A LATITUDE, but an y value
calculated for this specific projection, based on an origin of latin1, lov.
rdg - added this to prevent a divide by zero error if variable data empty
Indicates whether the BMS is represented by a single value
- Octet 12 is empty, and the data is represented by the reference value.
Table J.Resolution and Component Flags,
bit 5 (from left) = 2^(8-5) = 8 = 0x08 :
false = u and v components are relative to east, north
true = u and v components are relative to grid x,y direction (i,j)
Example class: UserSuppliedGribTable
The purpose of this class is to demonstrate a way to
make the JGrib library read your own grib table before
processing the actual file you want to read.