Hi,
What you have done looks correct, but it will work only if there is
a time axis within each file that identifies the time step that the
file represents. Often when there is just one time step per file,
the files themselves don't have time information in them.
When you open a file,
yes? use 3B42_daily.1998.01.01.7.nc
the SHOW DATA and SHOW GRID commands will indicate what grids the
variables are on. In the Documentation about the SAVE command,
http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/Ferret/documentation/users-guide/commands-reference/SAVE,
there is a discussion about adding time information to the grid of a
variable. Look for the word "Timestamp" to find that information.
Ansley
On 8/2/2012 10:54 AM, FISSEHA G.
BERHANE wrote:
Hello dear
ferreters;
I have daily global satellite precipitation data each in
separate NetCDF files. I want to concatenate them. I wrote
a code in excel, but when I try to run it, it gives me the
first data only (i.e L =1). I also tried manually with
only two datasets and the problem persists. What could be
the solution?
There are 5113 daily *.nc data and I am doing like:
cancel data/all; cancel var/all; set mem/size = 690
use 3B42_daily.1998.01.01.7.nc; save/clobber/file =
TRMM.cdf R ;cancel data/all
use 3B42_daily.1998.01.02.7.nc; save/append/file =
TRMM.cdf R ;cancel data/all
use 3B42_daily.1998.01.03.7.nc; save/append/file =
TRMM.cdf R ;cancel data/all
Thank you,
Fisseha Berhane
PhD student
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore, Maryland
e-mail: fisseha@xxxxxxx |
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