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\subsubsection{MNC Utils} |
\subsubsection{MNC Utils} |
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The MITgcm netCDF integration is relatively new and its format is |
The MITgcm netCDF integration is relatively new and the tools used to |
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still evolving. The following scripts and utilities have been written |
work on netCDF data sets are developing. The following scripts and |
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to help manipulate MNC files: |
utilities have been written to help manipulate MNC (netCDF) files: |
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\begin{description} |
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\item[Tile Assembly:] a matlab script {\tt |
\item[Tile Assembly:] a matlab script {\tt |
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utils/matlab/mnc\_assembly.m} is available for spatially |
utils/matlab/mnc\_assembly.m} is available for spatially |
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``assembling'' MNC output. |
``assembling'' MNC output. A convenience wrapper script called {\tt |
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utils/matlab/gluemnc.m} is also provided. Please use the matlab |
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utils/matlab/gmt/rdnctiles.m} that is able to read the MNC-created |
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