I want to extract time-series of data from a unique netCDF file. I have to extract three-time series of daily temperatures across more than 500 cities from 2004
Regularly I face the same problem when using R to work with big netcdf files (bigger than the computer memory). There is not an obvious way to change the chunk
I am trying to open a .netcdf file using xarray and it is showing this error. I am unable to resolve this error and I have found no such solution to resolve thi
I want to concatenate two sets of netcdf files using nco, where each set has about 30 files. Set 1 contains: longitude, latitude, time and v. Set 2 contains:
I have 1 netCDF file with a variable ppt and three dimension ppt(time,lat,lon). See below: dimensions: time = UNLIMITED ; // (756 currently) lon = 55 ;
I'm trying to convert a netCDF file to either a CSV or text file using Python. I have read this post but I am still missing a step (I'm new to Python). It's a d
I tried to combine two netcdf files along the time dimension using this command. The first file ran 1 to 10 days and then the next one from 11 to 20 days. Time
I get the following UserWarning when trying to cache results using joblib: from tempfile import mkdtemp cachedir = mkdtemp() from joblib import Memory memory =
I made a pcolormesh-plot from data in NetCDF data format. I don't manage the x- and y-axis to show the right axis ticks from the data set. Instead both axis sta
how do I determine which version of the netcdf library is installed in my system? Is there a command line? I tried to search "netcdf" and I find a bunch of file
I have opened a netcdf file in python using xarray, and the dataset summary looks like this. Dimensions: (latitude: 721, longitude: 1440, time: 41) Coordinat
I've download weather forecast files from the ARPEGE that arrived in a file format like this "GRIBHS020+0000:00.jpeg". According to the person who managed the d