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Workspace Method RadarOnionPeelingTableCalc
Description
Creates a radar inversion table. This method is tailored to make inversion tables that fit particle_bulkpropRadarOnionPeeling. See that method for format of the table. The method needs to be called twice to form a complete table, once for liquid and ice hydrometeors. The table can be empty at the first call. The input data (scat_data etc.) must match two scattering species and a single frequency (the one of the radar).
Authors: Patrick Eriksson
Synopsis
| RadarOnionPeelingTableCalc( | invtable, f_grid, scat_species, scat_data, scat_meta, pnd_agenda_array, pnd_agenda_array_input_names, i_species, dbze_grid, t_grid, wc_min, wc_max, ze_tref, k2 ) |
Variables
| GOUT | invtable | (ArrayOfGriddedField3) | |
| IN | f_grid | (Vector) | The frequency grid for monochromatic pencil beam calculations. |
| IN | scat_species | (ArrayOfString) | Array of Strings defining the scattering species to consider. |
| IN | scat_data | (ArrayOfArrayOfSingleScatteringData) | Array of single scattering data. |
| IN | scat_meta | (ArrayOfArrayOfScatteringMetaData) | An Array of scattering meta data (scat_meta_single). |
| IN | pnd_agenda_array | (ArrayOfAgenda) | Mapping of particle bulk properties to number density data. |
| IN | pnd_agenda_array_input_names | (ArrayOfArrayOfString) | Naming of all input expected by pnd_agenda_array. |
| GIN | i_species | (Index) | Index of scat_species to do. Can be 0 or 1. |
| GIN | dbze_grid | (Vector) | Grid of dBZe values to use for the table. |
| GIN | t_grid | (Vector) | Temperature grid to use for the table. |
| GIN | wc_min | (Numeric, Default: 1e-8) | A water content value that gives a dBZe smaller than first value of *dbze_grid*. |
| GIN | wc_max | (Numeric, Default: 2e-2) | A water content value that gives a dBZe larger than last value of *dbze_grid*. |
| GIN | ze_tref | (Numeric, Default: 273.15) | Reference temperature for conversion to Ze. See further yRadar. |
| GIN | k2 | (Numeric, Default: -1) | Reference dielectric factor. See further yRadar. |