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SECTION 4. SPLIT
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The following is a parameter file that operates on the Mt. Logan data with several of the SPLIT features
being utilized.
F1=Help F2=Commands Insert is On Param file is CHILL.PAR
Name(s) of input DATA FILES(s): MTSPLIT.dat
Name of OUTPUT FILE to generate: 444.PRN
START reading in MTSPLIT.dat:
STOP reading in MTSPLIT.dat:
COPY from MTSPLIT.dat:
SELECT element #(s) in MTSPLIT.dat: t=(3-32.0)/1.8,
v=(5*.447),
h=(sqrt(100.*v)+10.45-v)*(33.-t),
Te=33.-h/22.066,
smpl(t;1),smpl
(v;1),smpl(h;1),
smpl(Te;1),smpl(Te;1)*1.8+32.
HEADING for report: Wind Chill Report from Mt. Logan Peak
HEADINGS for MTSPLIT.dat, col. # 1: Temp\in\deg C
column # 2: Wind\Speed\in ms
column # 3: H
column # 4: Wind\Chill\in\deg C
column # 5: Wind\Chill\in\deg F
This .PAR file produces a wind chill summary of the Mt. Logan Peak data set. The formula for
calculating wind chill is given as follows:
Te = 33-(h/22.066)
where
Te = Wind Chill equivalent temperature, degrees C
h = ((100V).5 + 10.45-V)(33-t)
where
h = Kcal m-2 hr -1 wind chill index
v = wind speed in meters/second
t = temperature in degrees C
Note that at low windspeeds this formula gives wind chill temperatures that are greater than the ambient
temperature. The formula is for example purposes and is not endorsed by Campbell Scientific as a
standard.
When this .PAR file is executed, the following output is displayed on the screen.