Re: [ferret_users] Order of axes

[Karl Smith - NOAA Affiliate <karl.smith@xxxxxxxx>]

Yes, if the axes in the NetCDF file can be identified as longitude, latitude, level (height or depth), or time, Ferret will automatically reorder so the X/I is longitude, Y/J is latitude, Z/k is level, and T/l is time.  See "Files with permuted axis ordering" in 

  http://ferret.pmel.noaa.gov/Ferret/documentation/users-guide/data-set-basics/NETCDF-DATA

Karl

On Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 11:23 AM, James Orr <James.Orr@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Bonjour Olivier,

I got the file with wget and then did the following in Ferret:

  use/order=ytx Argo_mixedlayers_monthlyclim_03192017.nc

It seems to work that way anyway.

James

On Mon, 17 Jul 2017, Olivier Marti wrote:

Hello,
I want to read an Argo climatology in Ferret
: http://mixedlayer.ucsd.edu/data/Argo_mixedlayers_monthlyclim_03192017.nc

Is there a way, with SET DATA/ORDER .. I guess, to have a proper axis order in Ferret, with Longitude on I,
latitude on J and time on L ?

Thanks,

Olivier

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