Re: [las_users] How to put WODB to LAS?

[Jonathan Callahan <Jonathan.S.Callahan@xxxxxxxx>]

Takaya,

I am having no problems with this interface.  Be sure that you have java and javascript enabled in your browser

1. Select "World Ocean DataBase Profile Observations"
2. Click on "Temperature", then click on "Next >"

This should take you to a page with a map that allows you to select a region.


-- Jon


Namba Takaya wrote:

Dear Jonathan

Thank you very much for your kindness.

When I go to
http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/WODB/servlets/dataset and
select dataset and variables, I can not select the region
because there is no map and no long-lat input boxes
either.

Is there something wrong? or it is so intentionally.

If the WODB is 11 G and I need to download all, I will
download later because I stay in Argentine until the end
of this year temporally where Internet is slow. 

Best Regards,

Takaya Namba


--- Jonathan Callahan <Jonathan.S.Callahan@noaa.gov> か
らのメッセージ：
  

Takaya,

Joe Mclean no longer works in the LAS group. The
problem with setting up
the TMAP WODB database yourself is the large size of
the files involved.
The files take up 11 Gigabytes of space.

I have rebooted the WODB server on our machine so
perhaps you can
download files from there. But please don't ask it
to deliver large
ASCII files as that may cause an OutOfMemory error.
Ask for a netCDF
file instead.

The URL is:

http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/WODB/servlets/dataset


-- Jon

Namba Takaya wrote:

    

Dear  Joe Mclean

I am sorry to repeat the same question again.
I would like to put only the Argentine part of WODB
      

in my
    

LAS. What I have done is use ODV to read WODB and
      

export
    

ascii data to a file and write sql script to input
      

all the
    

data to sql database by 
"INSERT INTO argentine VALUES (........)".
Finally I got the LAS JGOFS style of WODB of
      

Argentine in
    

stead of JGOGS Arabian Sea.

If you do not mind, I would like to try WODB netcdf
developed by you with TMAP:WODB:Dataset because it
      

may be
    

easier to input LAS than sql.

Best Regard,

Takaya Namba


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