Dear Tom,
Are you aware that more than 20 Tbytes of climate model output from more than 15
international modeling groups have been rewritten to comply with the
CF-conventions? This was mostly done by passing it through CMOR, a FORTRAN 90
code, written for that purpose. This output is now being analyzed by about 300
researchers worldwide as part of the IPCC process. For more information see:
http://www-pcmdi.llnl.gov/ipcc/about_ipcc.php
cheers,
Karl Taylor
Gross, Tom wrote:
> I?ve gone to all the trouble of creating CF compliant netcdf files. I
> assume that this is to allow graphics programs and other software to
> easily use the included metadata. What are such packages? Is there a
> fancier version of the Matlab mexcdf toolbox which does tricks like
> overloading the matlab datenum functions to use the attributes of CF
> time units? Datetick(nc{?time?}) or just Datetick(nc) ?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
>
>
> Tom Gross
>
> Chesapeake Community Model Program
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> ccmp.chesapeake.org
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> Chesapeake Research Consortium
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> Edgewater, MD 410-798-1283
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>
>
> or on Monday and Tuesdays
>
> tom.gross at noaa.gov
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> NOAA/NOS/Coast Survey Development Lab.
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> Silver Spring, MD (301) 713-2809 x139
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Received on Thu Apr 21 2005 - 13:09:24 BST
