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Preparing input to ODV |
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Here is a script written by Karsten Friis <kfriis@meteo.psu.edu> that |
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converts MITgcm MNC (NetCDF) output into NetCDF files better formatted |
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for input to the Ocean Data View (ODV) program which may be obtained |
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at: |
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http://www.awi-bremerhaven.de/GEO/ODV/ |
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This script is meant only as an example and will likely need some |
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modification for different setups. However, it should be a helpful |
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starting point for ODV users. The original email from Karsten follows: |
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I send the script that I wrote to create Ocean Data View input files |
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automatically. I run the script in the output directory. - I have no final |
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clue how universal this is for others... I use the netCDF offline mode, the |
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T and S fields are restored every year. Additionally to the script one has |
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to have the monthly, i.e. yearly, averages of T and S I can provide you |
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with these also. I called these files TSout_$monthID.nc these are too big |
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to be send by email. The script is commented... |
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Let me know, |
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best regards |
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-karsten |
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email: kfriis@meteo.psu.edu |
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fax: ++814-865-3663 |
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Mailing address: |
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Pennsylvania State University |
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Department of Meteorology |
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c/o Dr. Karsten Friis |
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College of Earth and Mineral Sciences |
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503 Walker Building |
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University Park, PA 16802-5013 |
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USA |
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http://www.met.psu.edu/dept/faculty/Friis.htm |
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