non-standard axes

["Gabriel Clauzet" <gclauzet@xxxxxx>]

 Hi all,

 I'm trying to read Meridional Overturning Circulation file from the POP
 model output. The file have an unusual ordering of axes and apparently
FERRET
 is very confused about the non-standard axes used to define MOC.

 When I try to read the file a message says:
 > use MOC.b30.104_0270.nc
 >  *** NOTE: unsupported ordering of axes in variable MOC
 >  *** NOTE: The default ordering will be used
 > yes? sh da
 >      currently SET data sets:
 >     1> ./MOC.b30.104_0270.nc  (default)
 >   name MOC
 >    I             J         K     L
 >  1:395    1:41      1:1    1:2

 When I try to visualize the data:
 > yes? sta MOC
 >  ** netCDF error:
 > yes? list MOC
 >  ** netCDF error:

 The atributs of my file are:
 > netcdf MOC.b30.104_0270 {
 > dimensions:
 >          time = UNLIMITED ; // (1 currently)
 >          transport_reg = 2 ;
 >          moc_comp = 1 ;
 >          moc_z = 41 ;
 >          lat_aux_grid = 395 ;
 > variables:
 >          float MOC(time, transport_reg, moc_comp, moc_z, lat_aux_grid) ;
 >                  MOC:long_name = "Meridional Overturning Circulation" ;
 >                  MOC:units = "Sverdrups" ;
 >                  MOC:coordinates = "lat_aux_grid moc_z moc_components
 > transport_regions time" ;
 >                  MOC:_FillValue = 9.96921e+36f ;
 >                  MOC:missing_value = 9.96921e+36f ;
 >          float lat_aux_grid(lat_aux_grid) ;
 >                  lat_aux_grid:long_name = "latitude grid for transport
 > diagnostics" ;
 >                  lat_aux_grid:units = "degrees_north" ;
 >                  lat_aux_grid:valid_min = -9.96921e+36f ;
 >          float moc_z(moc_z) ;
 >                  moc_z:long_name = "depth from surface to top of layer" ;
 >                  moc_z:units = "centimeters" ;
 >                  moc_z:positive = "down" ;
 >                  moc_z:valid_min = 0.f ;
 >                  moc_z:valid_max = 549999.9f ;
 >          double time(time) ;
 >                  time:long_name = "time" ;
 >                  time:units = "days since 0000-01-01 00:00:00" ;
 >                  time:bounds = "time_bound" ;
 >                  time:calendar = "noleap" ;

 Any idea how to solve this problem ?

 Gabriel