Hi Aseem:
I will try to keep this as short as possible, because a lot of the issue here
is more with understanding netcdf file structure than with R, because once you
understand the former using ncdf4 is pretty straightforward.. So if you want a
more detailed response we should probably take i
Hi,
Yes this is the canadian domain data.
I want to extract only for parts of western Canada.
Further, this data has three variable namely pr, tmax and tmin. I am trying
to extract three different .nc files of each parameters for a smaller
domain.
below is the results of str(myfile).
> str(ncold)
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Using the ncdf4 library requires some knowledge of netcdf files and how they
work. However, if you can provide the following information I may be able to
provide some pointers. I am assuming your file is named "myFile.nc". Where
you see that replace with the actual name.
library(ncdf4)
myFi
Hi,
I have this huge ( ~30GB) .nc file (NC_FORMAT_NETCDF4_CLASSIC)) for the
whole country 141.00 to 52.00 W, 41.00 to 84.00 N".
I am trying to clip this big dataset for a small region specific domain
(120.00 to 130.00 W, 50.00 to 60.00 N).
I am trying to do using netCDF4 r package but could not fig
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