Scott

That does the trick. Thank you again Charlie. I'm giving a Vapor tutorial on the 17th @2:00pm MT and I'll be using NCO to show how to get data into Vapor. If you know anyone who would be interested, could you forward the following link? https://youtu.be/UMVWLwnDa_Q -Scott

Thank you for your support Charlie. NCO is instrumental for Vapor and bringing data into CF Compliance. I've searched for a solution to my problem for an hour but cannot find it. I need to create coordinate variables based off of my time, X, Y, and Z dimensions. Values are not important, and could increase from {0..1} on all 4 axes. I've put my "ncdump -h" below. Is there a way to create coordinate variables that are derived from my dimensions? dimensions: time = UNLIMITED ; // (1 currently) phony_dim_0...

Charlie, do you happen to know what the issue number is on the NetCDF github repository? Edit: Nevermind - I found it under #597

Charlie, do you happen to know what the issue number is on the NetCDF github repository? Nevermind - I found it under #597

Charlie, do you happen to know what the issue number is on the NetCDF github repository?

Thank you Charilie.

I have a file that I'm trying to make compliant with the CF conventions. This means that its coordinate variables must have names that match their corresponding dimension. This is not the case in my file, for example the Z dimension's name is nk, while the coordinates are stored in a variable named z(nk). I am using this command to rename the dimensions to match the variables. ncrename -O -d ni,xh -d nj,yh -d nk,z cm1out_000001.nc However, the values of the coordinate variables get clobbered, represented...

I have a file that I'm trying to make compliant with the CF conventions. This means that its coordinate variables must have names that match their corresponding dimension. This is not the case in my file, for example the Z dimension's name is nk, while the coordinates are stored in a variable named z(nk). I am using this command to rename the dimensions to match the variables. ncrename -O -d ni,xh -d nj,yh -d nk,z cm1out_000001.nc However, the values of the coordinate variables get clobbered, represented...