> ***** AnomDTB: converts .dtb to anom .txt for gridding *****
> Enter the suffix of the variable required:
.pre
> Will calculate percentage anomalies.
> Select the .cts or .dtb file to load:
pre.0312031600H.dtb
> Specify the start,end of the normals period:
1961,1990
> Specify the missing percentage permitted:
25
> Data required for a normal: 23
> Specify the no. of stdevs at which to reject data:
5
> Select outputs (1=.cts,2=.ann,3=.txt,4=.stn):
4
> Check for duplicate stns after anomalising? (0=no,>0=km range)
8
> Select the .stn file to save:
pre.fromanomdtb.stn
> Enter the correlation decay distance:
450
> Submit a grim that contains the appropriate grid.
> Enter the grim filepath:
cru_ts_2_10.1961-1970.pre
> Grid dimensions and domain size: 720 360 67420
> Select the first,last years AD to save:
1901,2002
> Operating...
> NORMALS MEAN percent STDEV percent
> .dtb 2635548 29.6
> .cts 4711327 52.8 7325296 82.2
> PROCESS DECISION percent %of-chk
> no lat/lon 20761 0.2 0.2
> no normal 1585342 17.8 17.8
> out-of-range 20249 0.2 0.3
> duplicated 317035 3.6 4.3
> accepted 6972308 78.2
> Calculating station coverages...
> ##### WithinRange: Alloc: DataB #####
forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV, segmentation fault occurred
crua6[/cru/cruts/rerun1/data/cruts/rerun_pre]
..knowing how long it takes to debug this suite - the experiment
endeth here. The option (like all the anomdtb options) is totally
undocumented so we'll never know what we lost.