Re: [Cdat-discussion] CDAT question

[Jean-Yves P. <Jea...@ls...>]

On 13/02/2016 07:54, Fall, Souleymane wrote:
> I am still using the old nice CDAT!
Wow, 2009, that's old

> I have netcdf files that span 1981-2009 at annual time step.
>
> One example: a netdcf representing consecutive dry days: variable: cdd
> (29,54,94).
>
>  From this file, I want to create a new netcdf that represents the sum
> for each gridpoint. VCDAT has plenty of functions including Mean,
> Variance, StDev ..., but not Sum.
can you try
	import MV2
	cdd_sum = MV2.sum(cdd, axis=0)
This is available in a 2011 CDAT version. I have older binaries, but I 
can't get them to work easily

If your 2009 version is still based on Numeric instead of numpy, just 
use 'MV' instead of MV2

You should consider moving to a more recent version. At least the old 
1.5.1 version!

	JY
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