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20040625: netCDF reformatting question

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  • Subject: 20040625: netCDF reformatting question
  • Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 12:28:47 -0600
>From: sharad yeri <address@hidden>
>Organization: Centre For Atmospheric And Oceanic Sciences
>Keywords: 200406260453.i5Q4rTWb018748 netCDF

Sharadkumar,

>I am having a netcdf file whose variables are
>functions of space coordinates and time.
>I want to convert it into a netcdf file
>whose variables should be functions of lat,lon,depth 
>and time.
>Will you please help me?

It sounds like you need to write an application that reads
in the parameters from the original netCDF and writes them
to a new netCDF that has the format that you want.  We regret
that we do not have sufficient staff to help users develop their
own applications.  We can suggest, however, that you may find
that some netCDF user has already developed an application that
can do what you want.  To find out if this is true, you should
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Best of luck in your endeavors.

Cheers,

Tom Yoksas

>Regards,
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