Hi George,
First a general suggestion as you are new to this list. When you ask questions on the Ferret list, please use a subject line that describes the question.
It sounds like you have a solution for seasonal data, but here's a Ferret answer. You can define any time axis you want, and regrid to that new time axis. A regularly-spaced seasonal axis might go like this, using time steps of a quarter of a year, listing the end points, and using the /EDGES qualifier to indicate that the dates in the time range are the edges of the grid cells, rather than the coordinate locations.
yes? define axis/t=1-jan-1980:31-dec-2009:0.25/edges/units=year season_axis
yes? let season_wind = uwind[gt=season_axis]
yes? list/x=300/y=30 season_wind
The grid points for the axis I defined will be in February, May, August,November for seasons that are 3-months long starting with Jan-Feb-March. You could make other definitions by changing the time axis definition.
Ansley
On 9/9/2015 8:04 PM, George Otieno wrote:
Hi nicholasI want to average data for 30 years season by season
Best Regards
George Otieno
Intergrated Climate System Modelling Lab.
Department of Environmental Atmospheric Sciences
608-737, Room 4302, Chungmu-BuildingPukyong National University,
45,Yongso-ro,Nam-gu, Busan, South Korea
Tel. +82-51-629-6643
On Thu, Sep 10, 2015 at 12:02 PM, George Otieno <gotieno@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Thanks Nicholasatleast first step the plot appears month by month
Best Regards
George Otieno
Intergrated Climate System Modelling Lab.
Department of Environmental Atmospheric Sciences
608-737, Room 4302, Chungmu-BuildingPukyong National University,
45,Yongso-ro,Nam-gu, Busan, South Korea
Tel. +82-51-629-6643
On Thu, Sep 10, 2015 at 11:33 AM, Nicolas Freychet <nicolas.freychet@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You can also average all the days if you prefer to fill the mean precipitation (L=@ave) fix I or J direction of course.fill/L=1 PRECIPFor instance, if you want to plot the first day of your precipitation field, you should add "L=1" in the fill command:Hi George,The error you get comes from the fact you try to plot a 3D variable into a 2D plot (and it tells you it doesnt have enough memory to read all at once). You need to fix or specify one of the direction at least.
Best;
Nicolas
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2015-09-10 10:08 GMT+08:00 George Otieno <gotieno@xxxxxxxxx>:
Dear All,
Ferret version v6.93 is installed in my machine. When I try to plot data, a white empty space appears and I get the error below...
This could memory issue. I have tried fixing but I cant.
My machine is 64bit OS,and ubuntu version 14.04. I have installed SPM and using both vim and gedit text editors.
yes? use GPCC.nc
*** NOTE: Axis coordinates are decreasing-ordered. Reversing ordering for axis lat
yes? use GPCC.nc
yes? show data
currently SET data sets:
1> ./GPCC.nc (default)
name title I J K L M N
PRECIP GPCC Monthly total of precipita 1:720 1:360 ... 1:1320 ... ...
yes? fill PRECIP
**ERROR: request exceeds memory setting: 342 Mwords were requested.
*** NOTE: You can use SET MEMORY/SIZE=xxx to increayes? set data GPCC.nc
*** NOTE: The "Memory use" section of the FERRET Users Guide has further tips.
In some other cases when set to feret i get the following errors
**TMAP ERR: non-existent or not on line
/opt/Ferret/V693/data:/opt/Ferret/V693/go:/opt/Ferret/V693/examples:/opt/Ferret/V693:contrib/GPCC.nc
se memory.
thank you
Best Regards
George Otieno
Intergrated Climate System Modelling Lab.
Department of Environmental Atmospheric Sciences
608-737, Room 4302, Chungmu-BuildingPukyong National University,
45,Yongso-ro,Nam-gu, Busan, South Korea
Tel. +82-51-629-6643
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Nicolas FreychetPostdoc Reseach Fellow at RCEC
Academia Sinica
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