Since MODIS-Regrid simply performs a reformatting step, no configuration file is needed.
Run MODIS-Regrid on the command line using the following command:
modis_regrid \
-data_file $MET_TUTORIAL_DATA/input/sample_fcst/2005080712/wrfprs_ruc13_00.tm00_G212 \
-field Surface_Temperature \
-out $MET_TUTORIAL_DATA/output/modis_regrid/m_sfc_temp.nc \
-units K \
-scale 0.01 \
-offset -15000 \
-fill -32768 \
$MET_TUTORIAL_DATA/input/sample_obs/modis/MYD06_L2.A2013032.0630.051.2013032185634.hdf
-data_file $MET_TUTORIAL_DATA/input/sample_fcst/2005080712/wrfprs_ruc13_00.tm00_G212 \
-field Surface_Temperature \
-out $MET_TUTORIAL_DATA/output/modis_regrid/m_sfc_temp.nc \
-units K \
-scale 0.01 \
-offset -15000 \
-fill -32768 \
$MET_TUTORIAL_DATA/input/sample_obs/modis/MYD06_L2.A2013032.0630.051.2013032185634.hdf
MODIS-Regrid is now processing the input field from modis_file into NetCDF format and writing it to the output m_sfc_temp.nc file on the grid specified with -data_file option using the appropriate scale, offset, and fill values.
