Thanks,
Now it's ok.
The unit is *[g kg-1 s-1]*?
*According to:*
u   = f->uvel(0,0,:,:) ; m/s
v   = f->vvel(0,0,:,:) ; m/s
q   = f->umes(0,0,:,:) ; kg/kg
*uq  = u*(q*1e3)        ; kg/kg -> g/kg*
*vq  = v*(q*1e3)        ; kg/kg -> g/kg*
dv           = uv2dvG(uq,vq)          ; divergence - gaussian grid
dv@long_name = "moisture divergence"
Guilherme
2013/7/24 Dennis Shea <shea@ucar.edu>
> I think what you want is
>
>   uq = u*q
>   vq = v*q
>   dv  = uv2dvG(uq,vq)
>   dv@long_name = "moisture divergence"
>
>
> On 7/24/13 10:00 AM, Guilherme Martins wrote:
>
>> My question is: The values using the function uv2dvG make sense? I
>> multiply
>> "divg" by "humidity specific" because I want humidity divergence.
>>
>> f = addfile("uvq.1000hpa.nc","r") ; gaussian grid
>>
>> u   = f->uvel(0,0,:,:) ; m/s
>> v   = f->vvel(0,0,:,:) ; m/s
>> q   = f->umes(0,0,:,:) ; kg/kg
>> dv  = uv2dvG(u,v)      ; divergence - gaussian grid
>>
>> divg = dv * q
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Guilherme.
>>
>>
>>
>> 2013/7/24 Dennis Shea <shea@ucar.edu>
>>
>>  Not sure what you want.
>>>
>>> The units of divergence are   1/sec
>>> --
>>> Embedded in the long_name ... units are m/s
>>>
>>>        float uvel ( time, lev, lat, lon )
>>>           long_name :    ZONAL WIND (U)                          (M/Sec
>>>     )
>>>
>>>        float vvel ( time, lev, lat, lon )
>>>           long_name :    MERIDIONAL WIND (V)                     (M/Sec
>>>     )
>>>
>>>        float umes ( time, lev, lat, lon )
>>>           long_name :    SPECIFIC HUMIDITY                       (No Dim
>>>       )
>>>
>>> If the largest values of 'umes' are (say) 20 then the
>>> units are g/kg; if the largest values are (say) 0.002
>>> they are kg/kg (ie unitless)
>>>
>>> ====
>>> The code you sent indicates this already
>>>
>>> u   = f->uvel(0,0,:,:) ; m/s
>>> v   = f->vvel(0,0,:,:) ; m/s
>>> q   = f->umes(0,0,:,:) ; kg/kg
>>> dv  = uv2dvG(u,v)      ; divergence - gaussian grid
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> On 7/24/13 9:10 AM, Guilherme Martins wrote:
>>>
>>>  Hi all,
>>>>
>>>> I'm calculating the divergence, but I'm not sure about the units of the
>>>> variables. Can anyone help me?
>>>>
>>>> The files are in attach.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>>
>>>> Guilherme.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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