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Previous discussions in this group have taught me that pyart.util.join_radar can be used to combine radar sweeps. I see in pyart.util.join_radar() that when merging the Radar objects, the Radar with the most gates is used to assign gate locations. Is it possible to encode the new Radar object to have different gate spacing dependent on the sweep?
Here's the relevant code in join_radar: if len(radar1.range["data"]) >= len(radar2.range["data"]): new_radar.range["data"] = radar1.range["data"] else: new_radar.range["data"] = radar2.range["data"]
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Previous discussions in this group have taught me that pyart.util.join_radar can be used to combine radar sweeps. I see in pyart.util.join_radar() that when merging the Radar objects, the Radar with the most gates is used to assign gate locations. Is it possible to encode the new Radar object to have different gate spacing dependent on the sweep?
Here's the relevant code in join_radar:
if len(radar1.range["data"]) >= len(radar2.range["data"]):
new_radar.range["data"] = radar1.range["data"]
else:
new_radar.range["data"] = radar2.range["data"]
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