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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-================================
+===================================
🪂 Subset with ``searchString``
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+===================================
Subsetting is done using the GRIB2 index files. Index files define the grib variables/parameters of each message (sometimes it is useful to think of a grib message as a "layer" of the file) and define the byte range of the message.
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ Here are some examples you can use for the ``searchString`` argument for the **w
``"^TMP:2 m.*fcst$"`` Beginning of string (^), end of string ($) wildcard (.*)
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-.. hint:: The NCEP `Parameters & Units Table Hint The NCEP Parameters & Units Table is a useful resource to help you identify GRIB variable abbreviations and their meanings. The NCEP Parameters & Units Table is a useful resource to help you identify wgrib2-style GRIB variable abbreviations and their meanings. Here are some examples you can use for the Look at the ECMWF GRIB Parameter Database
@@ -622,6 +622,10 @@ Hint The ECMWF Parameter Database is a useful resource to help you identify ecCodes-style GRIB variable abbreviations and their meanings.Herbie: Retrieve NWP Model Data
searchString
argument for the grib_ls-style index files.Herbie: Retrieve NWP Model Data
+
Hint
-The NCEP Parameters & Units Table is a useful resource to help you identify GRIB variable abbreviations and their meanings.
+The NCEP Parameters & Units Table is a useful resource to help you identify wgrib2-style GRIB variable abbreviations and their meanings.
Hint
+The ECMWF Parameter Database is a useful resource to help you identify ecCodes-style GRIB variable abbreviations and their meanings.
+