FIX: Fix CAPPI to account for atmospheric refraction#1830
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FIX: Fix CAPPI to account for atmospheric refraction#1830zssherman merged 5 commits intoARM-DOE:mainfrom
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Kindly confirm @scollis, @tsbiscaro |
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@RBhupi Whenever you have time, if you can give a review of this as well |
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Nice to reconnect with you @syedhamidali ! Adding height tolerance is a good decision. I could not understand why the rotation issues caused only in Nexrad file. Wht fixed it? |
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Updated CAPPI to honor radar geometry and the standard refractivity model. The routine now pulls gate heights from radar.gate_z (which already includes the 4/3 Earth-radius/curvature effect), aligns them to a common azimuth grid per sweep, and selects the nearest gates via that geometry. Field data interpolation now stays aligned with these refractivity-aware heights after Nyquist filtering, replacing the previous flat-Earth R*sin(elevation) approximation.