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Hi Sriam,
I have just one more link to add to what Jaison sends.  There are some
on-line demonstrations in html format. These show the same commands
as in the demo journal files, and you can see them at

  http://www.ferret.noaa.gov/Ferret/on_line_demonstrations.html

I add  my welcome to the Ferret community, and the Users list. This is the
best place to get your questions answered, both by searching the archives
of past questions and by posting your own queries.

The on-line users guide is another resource.  Chapters 1 through 4 contain
the basic information about data, variables, and computation; Chapter 6
explains how to customize your plots. 

Ansley

Jaison Kurian wrote:
Hi Sriram,
            Welcome to Ferret users community. It is fairly easy to start with
Ferret. Ferret comes with a good documentation and many demo files to make the
learning processes as easy as possible. 

 You can see the demo files in ferret/examples dir. You can locate the ferret
dir by ==> [sriram@machine]$ which ferret . To run the demo files, start ferret
and use "GO" command to run the scripts(text file containing ferret commands)
in ferret/examples (no need to specify the path, ferret_paths will take care 
of it.) 

   [sriram@machine]$ ferret
           NOAA/PMEL TMAP
           FERRET v5.80
           Linux(g77) 2.4.20 - 01/03/05
           18-Jan-05 17:07

   yes? go file_reading_demo.jnl    
     
 You can see the description and details about the commands used to perform the
calculation or delivering the plot on the terminal, keep reading it. When 
finished with the demo, type q/quit/exit/e to come out of ferret. These are
the demo files that you may find most usefull: 

   open & read ascii  file ==> file_reading_demo.jnl
               binary   "  ==> binary_read_demo.jnl

   advanced usage          ==> levitus_demo.jnl     
                           ==> multi_variable_demo.jnl
                           ==> regridding_demo.jnl
                           ==> statistics_demo.jnl
                           ==> vector_demo.jnl
                           ==> viewports_demo.jnl

 You can skip the jnl extention in the demofile name, like

            yes? go file_reading_demo


 NetCDF file can be opened with use or set data command
 
          yes? use levitus_climatology.cdf
          yes? set data levitus_climatology.cdf

 User manual, FAQ and mail archive serves as the best places to search for some
details about a ferret command or method. If that doesn't solve your problem
please do send mails to the mailing list with all neccessary details of your
problem.

Here is some usefull links :

 Ferret FAQ   : http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/Ferret/FAQ/ferret_FAQ.html
 User Manual  : 
http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/Ferret/Documentation/ferret_documentation.html
 Mail Archive : 
http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/Ferret/Mail_Archives/ferret_mail_archives.html
                       

 Hope This Helps

 With Regards 
 
 Jaison

On Mon, 17 Jan 2005, Prakya Shree Ram wrote:

  
Hello,

I ma new to ferret.  I have successfully installed
ferret in my system under RH Linux-9.  Now can any I
get some help regarding how to start with, using
netCDF data etc.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,
Sriram

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