[MITgcm-support] glueing in time

[Martin Losch]

Holly,

for a quick look with ncview, you don't need any glueing in time  
beforehand.
ncview yourfiles.*.nc
will already show you the time series in the correct order.

David's suggestion can be extended to any other operation: the  
NCOperators are very handy in general for extracting variables,  
renaming attributes, etc and even doing some simple arithmetics  
(averaging ...).

Martin

On Dec 14, 2009, at 7:56 PM, Holly Dail wrote:

> Hi David -
>
> A quick experiment leads me to think this will work well -- thanks  
> for the idea.
>
> Holly
>
> On Dec 14, 2009, at Dec 14 , 1:21 PM, David Wang wrote:
>
>> Hi Holly,
>>
>> Did you look at ncrcat, the netcdf file concatenator from the NCO  
>> package?
>>
>> http://nco.sourceforge.net/nco.html#ncrcat-netCDF-Record-Concatenator
>>
>> David
>>
>> Holly Dail wrote:
>>> Hello -
>>>
>>> I have some long spin-up runs that I had to run in pieces (i.e.  
>>> yrs0-100 then 100-200 etc).  I'd like to look at all of the  
>>> iterations at once.  I'm aware of gluemnc and tools like rdmnc for  
>>> easily gluing together different tiles, but I haven't found any  
>>> straightforward tools for glueing in time.  I imagine I could  
>>> write something based on gluemnc or rdmnc, but has anyone already  
>>> done the work?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>> Holly
>>>
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>> -- 
>> Daiwei Wang
>> Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences and
>> Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
>> Columbia University
>>
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