| Octet No. | Contents | 
    
      | 15 | Spectral representation type (See Code Table 3.6) | 
    
      | 16-19 | N – bi-Fourier resolution parameter | 
    
      | 20-23 | M – bi-Fourier resolution parameter | 
    
      | 24 | Bi-Fourier truncation type (See Code Table 3.25) | 
    
      | 25-32 | Lx – size in metres of the domain along x-axis | 
    
      | 33-40 | Lux – size in metres of model forecast subdomain along x-axis | 
    
      | 41-48 | Lcx – width in metres of coupling area within forecast domain along x-axis | 
    
      | 49-56 | Ly – size in metres of the domain along y-axis | 
    
      | 57-64 | Luy – size in metres of model forecast subdomain along y-axis | 
    
      | 65-72 | Lcy – width in metres of coupling area within forecast domain along y-axis | 
    
      | 73 | Shape of the Earth (See Code Table 3.2) | 
    
      | 74 
 | Scale factor of radius of
spherical Earth 
 | 
    
      | 75-78 
 | Scale value of radius of
spherical Earth 
 | 
    
      | 79 
 | Scale factor of major axis of
oblate spheroid Earth 
 | 
    
      | 80-83 
 | Scaled value of major axis of
oblate spheroid Earth 
 | 
    
      | 84 
 | Scale factor of minor axis of
oblate spheroid Earth 
 | 
    
      | 85-88 
 | Scaled value of minor axis of
oblate spheroid Earth 
 | 
    
      | 89-92 
 | La1 ― latitude of
first grid point | 
    
      | 93-96 | Lo1 ― longitude of
first grid point | 
    
      | 97-100 | LaD ― latitude where Dx and Dy
are specified | 
    
      | 101-104 | LoV ― longitude of meridian parallel to 
       y-axis along which latitude increases as the y-coordinate increases | 
    
      | 105 | Projection centre flag (see Flag
      Table 3.5) | 
    
      | 106-109 | Latin 1 ― first latitude from
the pole at which the secant cone cuts the sphere | 
    
      | 110-113 | Latin 2 ― second latitude from
the pole at which the secant cone cuts the sphere 
 | 
    
      | 114-117 | Latitude of the southern pole of
projection 
 | 
    
      | 118-121 | Longitude of the southern pole
of projection 
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