pypnetcdf

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Last Update: 2016-07-24

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PyPNetCDF is a Numeric-based Python package that allows read and/or write to NetCDF file in a parallel environment using MPI and an interface created to PnetCDF library. The objects are very similar to Konrad Hinsen's definitions but in a parallel way.

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Developers, Science/Research

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2007-01-17

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