.. py:function:: nearest_gridpoint_info(fs, lat, lon, [mode])
.. py:function:: nearest_gridpoint_info(fs, location, [mode]) :noindex: Returns the value and location of the nearest grid point to a given location in each field in ``fs``. :param fs: input fieldset :type fs: :class:`Fieldset` :param lat: target latitude :type lat: number :param lon: target longitude :type lon: number :param location: single target location defined as a list of [lat, lon] :type location: list :param str mode: specifies the way missing values are handled. The only allowed value is "valid". :rtype: list of dict The return value is a **list** containing the following values for each field: If the nearest gridpoint value is non missing a dictionary is returned with these members: * latitude: latitude of the nearest gridpoint * longitude: longitude of the nearest gridpoint * index: index of nearest gridpoint within the field * distance: distance between the nearest gridpoint and the specified location in km * value: value at the nearest gridpoint If the nearest gridpoint has missing value the return value depends on ``mode``: * if ``mode`` is not specified None is returned * if ``mode`` is "valid" the dictionary for the nearest valid point from the surrounding gridpoints is returned. If all the surrounding points are missing None is returned This example: .. code-block:: python import metview as mv # read grib with 2 fields on a 1.5x1.5 degree grid f = mv.read("my_data.grib") # get nearest gridpoint info info = mv.nearest_gridpoint_info(f, 47, 19) print(info) generates the following output:: [{'latitude': 46.5, 'longitude': 19.5, 'index': 6973.0, 'distance': 67.3506, 'value': 291.144}, {'latitude': 46.5, 'longitude': 19.5, 'index': 6973.0, 'distance': 67.3506, 'value': 294.011'}] .. note:: See also :func:`nearest_gridpoint`, :func:`surrounding_points_indexes` and :func:`interpolate`.
.. mv-minigallery:: nearest_gridpoint_info