[RegCNET] CF-compliance in RegCM3 netcdf files
Travis O'Brien
tobrien at ucsc.edu
Thu Apr 23 00:02:33 CEST 2009
Dear RegCM3 Users,
I have written a bourne shell script that takes postprocessed RegCM3
netcdf files and makes them partially CF convention compliant. I did
this so that I could properly plot RegCM3 data files using the program
'panoply'.
Please note that this script is still being developed, and there are
possibly bugs! So please: BACKUP YOUR NETCDF FILES before trying this
script. If you use this script and find any bugs, or have any ideas on
how it might be modified to make it more useful, please e-mail me at
tobrien at ucsc.edu.
To use the script, please download the file (url is below) and make it
executable (e.g. chmod +x ./cf_conform). To get details about using the
script, just run the program with no arguments (e.g. ./cf_conform)
The script can be downloaded here:
http://pmc.ucsc.edu/~tobrien/cf_conform
and its license (the GPL license) can be downloaded here:
http://pmc.ucsc.edu/~tobrien/gpl.txt
The script requires that your system have the nco (netcdf operators)
suite installed. If you don't have them, they can be obtained for free
here:
http://nco.sourceforge.net/
Also, the plotting program, panoply, can be obtained here:
http://www.giss.nasa.gov/tools/panoply/
Again, this program may have bugs, so BACKUP YOUR DATA before using this
program on it!!!
I hope that someone finds this useful.
Sincerely,
-Travis O'Brien-
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Travis A. O'Brien
Graduate Student Researcher
Earth and Planetary Science Dept.
UC Santa Cruz
tobrien at ucsc.edu
(831) 459-3504
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