<p>Can some one explain me the basics of downscaling (interpolate to a smaller cell) a global meteorology data to a local scale (2 km × 2 km). IF would be very thankful if you provide a link at least. is it possible? Main variables are U<sub>x</sub> U<sub>y</sub>, temperature, pressure.</p>

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2016-02-17T20:21:59.137Z
Please expand your question to include the variables of interest and the size of your "local scale."
arkaia
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2016-02-18T23:50:41.580Z
by downscaling to you mean interpolating between existing points? Or is it already in a "grid" and you want to resample it to a smaller cell size? Or something else. There are several questions on [gis.SE](http://gis.stackexchange.com/search?q=resampling).
mkennedy
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2016-03-10T12:12:14.933Z
Check this [article](http://idl.ul.pt/sites/idl.ul.pt/files/docs/SoaresEtal_CDyn_2012.pdf) about `WRF high resolution dynamical downscaling`
Han Zhengzu
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Downscaling global meteorology data
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# Downscaling global meteorology data

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-02-17)

Can some one explain me the basics of downscaling (interpolate to a smaller cell) a global meteorology data to a local scale (2 km × 2 km). IF would be very thankful if you provide a link at least. is it possible? Main variables are Ux Uy, temperature, pressure.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Please expand your question to include the variables of interest and the size of your "local scale."  
> **username_2**: by downscaling to you mean interpolating between existing points? Or is it already in a "grid" and you want to resample it to a smaller cell size? Or something else. There are several questions on [gis.SE](http://gis.stackexchange.com/search?q=resampling).  
> **username_3**: Check this [article](http://idl.ul.pt/sites/idl.ul.pt/files/docs/SoaresEtal_CDyn_2012.pdf) about `WRF high resolution dynamical downscaling`  

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