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This table lists the possible values for leveltype1 or leveltype2 and the interpretation of the corresponding numerical value l1 or l2. More...
This table lists the possible values for leveltype1 or leveltype2 and the interpretation of the corresponding numerical value l1 or l2.
Leveltype values in the range 0-255 can be used for defining either a single level (leveltype1) or a surface delimiting a layer (leveltype1 and leveltype2) with any meaningful combination of leveltypes; values of leveltype >255 have a special use for encoding cloud values in SYNOP reports and they do not strictly define physical surfaces.
The idea is borrowed from the GRIB edition 2 fixed surface concept and the values for leveltype coincide with the GRIB standard where possible.
leveltype Meaning unit/contents of l1/l2
0 Reserved
1 Ground or Water Surface
2 Cloud Base Level
3 Level of Cloud Tops
4 Level of 0C Isotherm
5 Level of Adiabatic Condensation Lifted
from the Surface
6 Maximum Wind Level
7 Tropopause
8 Nominal Top of the Atmosphere DB-All.e encodes the
channel number of polar
satellites in L1
9 Sea Bottom
10-19 Reserved
20 Isothermal Level K/10
21-99 Reserved
100 Isobaric Surface Pa
101 Mean Sea Level
102 Specific Altitude Above Mean Sea Level mm
103 Specified Height Level Above Ground mm
104 Sigma Level
105 Hybrid Level
106 Depth Below Land Surface mm
107 Isentropic (theta) Level K/10
108 Level at Specified Pressure Difference Pa
from Ground to Level
109 Potential Vorticity Surface 10-9 K m2 kg-1 s-1
110 Reserved
111 Eta (NAM) Level (see note below) 1/10000
112 116 Reserved
117 Mixed Layer Depth mm
leveltype Meaning unit/contents of l1/l2
118-159 Res
160 Depth Below Sea Level mm
161-191 Res
200 Entire atmosphere (considered as a
single layer)
201 Entire ocean (considered as a single
layer)
204 Highest tropospheric freezing level
206 Grid scale cloud bottom level
207 Grid scale cloud top level
209 Boundary layer cloud bottom level
210 Boundary layer cloud top level
211 Boundary layer cloud layer
212 Low cloud bottom level
213 Low cloud top level
214 Low cloud layer
215 Cloud ceiling
220 Planetary Boundary Layer
222 Middle cloud bottom level
223 Middle cloud top level
224 Middle cloud layer
232 High cloud bottom level
233 High cloud top level
234 High cloud layer
235 Ocean Isotherm Level K/10
240 Ocean Mixed Layer
241 Ordered Sequence of Data
242 Convective cloud bottom level
243 Convective cloud top level
244 Convective cloud layer
leveltype Meaning unit/contents of l1/l2
245 Lowest level of the wet bulb zero
246 Maximum equivalent potential
temperature level
247 Equilibrium level
248 Shallow convective cloud bottom level
249 Shallow convective cloud top level
251 Deep convective cloud bottom level
252 Deep convective cloud top level
253 Lowest bottom level of supercooled
liquid water layer
254 Highest top level of supercooled
liquid water layer
256 Clouds
257 Information about the station that
generated the data
258 (use when ltype1=256) Cloud Data
group, L2 = 1 low clouds, 2 middle
clouds, 3 high clouds, 0 others
259 (use when ltype1=256) Individual cloud
groups, L2 = group number
260 (use when ltype1=256) Cloud drift, L2
= group number
261 (use when ltype1=256) Cloud elevation,
L2 = group number; (use when
ltype1=264) L2 = swell wave group
number
262 (use when ltype1=256) Direction and
elevation of clouds, L2 is ignored
263 (use when ltype1=256) Cloud groups
with bases below station level, L2 =
group number
264 Waves
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