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Jon,
The xmls were generated by the script that I was pointed to. I then
pointed that script at our first GDS server which resides at
http://nomads.ncdc.noaa.gov:9090/dods/.
The script read from http://nomads.ncdc.noaa.gov:9090/dods/xml and
after close to a day of processing (I killed it this morning) the
resulting gds-datasets.xml weighs in at around 310mbs.
Let's see. Where to begin?
We have the GHCN - 128 entries, 12 months worth of monthly max, min, and
mean temperatures for each entry.
The GHCNP - 106 entries, 12 months worth of monthly precipitation
anomoly for each entry.
The Extended Reconstructed Global SST - 153 entries, 12 months worth of
temp. in celcuis for each entry.
The NOAAPort ETA - 22 months worth, every day has ~16 entries with a
variable count ranging from 11-53, possibly higher.
The NOAAPort GFS is similar. 22 months worth, every day has ~23 entries
with a variable count ranging from 18-60.
The NOAAPort RUC has 22 months worth, every day having ~26 entries with
variable counts starting at 30.
The SRRS has 20 months worth, every day having ~17 entries with one
variable each - pwatclm, rhprs, hgtprs (1000mb), hgtprs (500mb), and cwdi.*
*3 - I'll have to get back to you on that.
4 - I'm going to try that now. Here's hoping.
*
*Thanks,
Adam
Jonathan S Callahan wrote:
Adam,
I'm surprised that you have 300 Megabytes of .xml files. Our NVODS
server, the largest collection of data in an LAS that we are aware of,
has only 1.8 Megabytes of .xml files which represent several Terabytes
of data.
Can you point us to the data repository you are trying to set up in
LAS so that we have some idea what your up against. It would also be
helpful to know the following:
1. What version of LAS are you using?
2. How many datasets and variables are you trying to set up in LAS?
3. Can you describe the grids these variables are on?
4. Have you gotten LAS set up with a subset of your data?
Thanks,
-- Jon
Adam Baxter wrote:
Oh fun,
When your set of xml files together is roughly 300 mbs (and that's
still not all of it), what does one do? genLas dies after a few
minutes after sucking up around 3gigs of system memory, complaining
about being out of memory. This takes roughly six minutes.
Any ideas?
Adam
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