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Re: 20050811: netCDF General - IBM DX import and visualization

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  • Subject: Re: 20050811: netCDF General - IBM DX import and visualization
  • Date: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 15:12:43 -0600
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>>To: address@hidden
>>From: "Gloria Brown-Simmons" <address@hidden>
>>Subject: netCDF General - IBM DX import and visualization
>>Organization: Calit2 UCI Division
>>Keywords: 200508111759.j7BHxkej004212 netCDF Net
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> Institution: Calit2 UCI Division
> Package Version: NetCDF general
> Operating System: Mac OS X Tiger
> Hardware Information: G5
> Inquiry: Hi there -
> I am starting to look at UCAR NetCDF files in IBM DX and would like to
> know if you have any nets that I can use.  I am able to run the test
> input/read and see the data fields, but, can not visualize the data.
> IBM no longer supports the DX software and it is available as Open
> Source.  It would be great to have a NetCDFNet that would allow me to
> probe the data and select what I want to see.  If you do not have this
> tool, can you point me to someone at UCAR that uses IBM DX with NetCDF
> data?
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Sorry, I'm not familiar with DX software. 

One visualization tool I've used with success is GRADS; you might give
it a try.

All the netcdf tools that we know of are listed here:

http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/packages/netcdf/software.html

Good luck!

Ed
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Ed Hartnett  -- address@hidden