Thank you all for help!
Still working on understanding what have you said. For now, I mange to
transform my file in a fashion that can be import to cost watch
software. Still working on the coordinates, for now I made a
rectangular grid from lon min to lon max :)
Thanks one more time,
Izidor
On 3/14/2013 6:39 AM, Izidor Pelajic wrote:
Hi all,
I'm new at netCDF, new at CF, and moderate MATLAB user. I'm new at
netCDF in a sense of days or week.
So my problem (beyond the fact that I do not have general knowledge)
is next. I was provided with a .nc file. In it there are 3 information
of
To correct a small typo
sst:coordinate = lat lon;
The attribute name is coordinates, not coordinate.
Jonathan
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You may wish to save yourself some trouble, and use a tool that
produces cf-compliant files, such as cdo (Climate Data Operators) [1].
in a nutshell this should be accomplished with a simple command:
cdo -f nc copy in.nc out.nc
although there is no guarantee that your particular file will be
CDO is great if your data is on a lat-lon grid, but on curvilinear grids it has
a tendency to trash the ancillary data. I would not recommend it for something
like Izidor's use.
(At least, that was my experience the last time I used it; possibly it's better
now, but I haven't read anything in
