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<h2><b>collect</b></h2>
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This command provides a way for station data profiles and time series
to be saved in memory as a set. The command format is:
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<ul><code>collect <i>cnum expr</i></code></ul>
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where <code><i>cnum</i></code> is the collection number, a value from
0 to 31, and <code><i>expr</i></code> is any GrADS expression that
gives a station data result. If <code>"free"</code> is given for
<code><i>expr</i></code>, the collection is emptied and all storage is
freed.
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<h3>Usage Notes</h3>
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<li>The <code>collect</code> command will only work when one dimension is
varying, either Z or T. Each time <code>collect</code> is issued for a
particular collection number, the station data is added to the
collection of stations. The order in which stations are added is
important.
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<li>After a group of station profiles or time series have been saved as a
collection, use the <a href="gradfunccoll2gr.html">coll2gr</a>
function to convert the collection into a grid.
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<li>See the section of the User's Guide on <a
href="usingstationdata.html#xsection">Arbitrary Cross Sections</a> for more
information.
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