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a problem writing a NetCDF file
Hi;
I'm working on a project in which I would like to merge an 'improved'
dataset in a small geographic area with a world-wide dataset (etopo5) to
create a single world-wide variable with better data in small patches.
Ferret seems to let me create this variable, but it balks when I try to
write the final result to a NetCDF file. Here's the details.
I start with 2 data sets, one big and one small:
yes? sho dat/var
currently SET data sets:
1> ./etopo5vl.cdf.bak
name title I J K L
TOPOL ETOPO5 1:4320 1:2161 1:1 1:1
on grid GFS1 with -1.E+34 for missing data
X=0.04W(-0.04):0.04W(360) Y=90S:90N
2> ./kodiak_block.cdf (default)
name title I J K L
BATHY NGDC bathymetry via GMT, edited 1:121 1:121 1:1 1:1
M on grid GHK1 with -1.E+34 for missing data
X=155W(205):145W(215) Y=52N:62N
I merge them together to make one big variable:
yes? let temp=if bathy[g=topol[d=1]] then bathy[g=topol[d=1]] else topol[d=1]
yes? set variable/title="ETOPO5vl with Detailed Alaska"/units="M" temp
I can contour plot temp as if it were the big data set (ie. set limits
outside the limits of the smaller data set), and my new variable seems to
have the same grid as the original big data set:
yes? sho grid temp
GRID GFS1
name axis # pts start end
XAN LONGITUDE 4320mr 0E 0.084015W(359.92)
YAN LATITUDE 2161 r 90S 90N
normal Z
normal T
yes? sho grid topol[d=1]
GRID GFS1
name axis # pts start end
XAN LONGITUDE 4320mr 0E 0.084015W(359.92)
YAN LATITUDE 2161 r 90S 90N
normal Z
normal T
But when I try to write temp to a NetCDF file, I get this error message:
yes? LIST/FORMAT=CDF/file="etopo5vl.cdf" temp
**ERROR: inconsistent sizes of data regions: X axis
TOPOL[D=1] has 4321 points (I=0001:4321)
expression has 121 points (I=2461:2581)
yes? LIST/FORMAT=CDF/file="etopo5vl.cdf" temp[g=topol[d=1]]
**ERROR: inconsistent sizes of data regions: X axis
TOPOL[D=1] has 4321 points (I=0001:4321)
expression has 121 points (I=2461:2581)
Where did I go wrong?
Thanks,
Liz
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Elizabeth L. Dobbins
Research Scientist
JISAO/PMEL
phone: (206) 526-4581
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