If a divergence file is needed to be read it is best to use the file
computing/readfile.pro   This file will unzip the file and parse through all
the elements in the file for you.

A divergence file (before it is gridded) is stored in the following way:

ydimension xdimension
latitudes
 new line
longitudes
 new line
divergences
 new line
times

ydimension
  - varies from file to file and is the number of swath tracks in the
    file.
xdimension
  - always equal to 48

- each file will contain ydimension * xdimension number of points

- latitudes, longitudes, and divergences are all arrays with dimensions
  [ydimension, xdimension].  These arrays are needed because this dataset is
  not gridded.  A divergence at point divergences[0, 0] is located at
  latitudes[0, 0] and longitudes[0, 0].  Each array is stored swath track per
  line (1 swath track is equal to one row of an array, ex. latitudes[0, *]).
  Each element is stored with a format of 10.3f

- times are only stored per swath track, not per point.  This creates
  ydimension number of times.  All the times are stored on 1 line and each
  times element covers 8 character spaces.