cru2clm.1



     NAME
          cru2clm - convert raw binary data files to clm data files
          for LPJmL

     SYNOPSIS
          cru2clm [-h] [-firstyear first] [-lastyear last] [-nyear n]
          [-scale s] [-firstcell f] [-ncell n] [-nbands n] [-swap]
          [-yearcell] crufile clmfile

     DESCRIPTION
          Program converts raw binary data file consisting of 16bit
          integer values into a file format suitable for LPJmL. It is
          primarily intended to convert climate data files from the
          Climate Research Unit (CRU).

     OPTIONS
          -h   display a short help text

          -firstyear first
               first year in CRU file (default is 1901)

          -lastyear last
               last year in CRU file

          -nyear n
               number of years in CRU file (default is 103)

          -scale s
               set scale to s (default is 1)

          -firstcell f
               first cell in data file (default 0)

          -ncell  n
               number of cells in data file (default is 67420)

          -nbands n
               number of bands in data/output file (default is 12)

          -swap
               change byte order in CRU file

          -yearcell
               does not revert order in CRU file

          crufile
               filename of binary CRU data file

          clmfile
               filename of clm data file written

     EXAMPLES
          Create clm data file from CRU dataset changing byte order:
               cru2clm -swap tmp_1901-2003.bin tmp2003.clm

     EXIT STATUS
          cru2clm returns a zero exit status if the clm file is
          created.  Non zero is returned in case of failure.


     AUTHORS
          For authors and contributors see AUTHORS file


     COPYRIGHT
          (C) Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK), see
          COPYRIGHT file


     SEE ALSO
          lpjml(1), asc2clm(1), txt2clm(1), grid2clm(1), cft2clm(1),
          catclm(1), clm(5)

































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