I wouldn't be surprised if I make a Julia version sometime in the future. As for Python, Tyler Sutterley led the charge with PyTMD years ago: github.com/tsutterley/pyTMD
Hello, thank you for the tutorial! But I admit I am having some issues, just changed from TMD 2.5 to 3.0 haha. So my code is: fn = 'D:\DOUTORAMENTO\Tide\Models\EOT20_ocean.nc' z = tmd_predict(fn, -0.411406,-48.16290,t, 'hRe'); But I am having some errors: Error in tmd_predict (line 61) assert(exist(filename,'file'),['Cannot find model file ',filename,'. Check the file name and make sure it is in the Matlab path or specify the full path to the .nc file.'] ) My tmd_predict is not being able to find my nc file. Even if I only put the name on it. What can I do to overcome this? Thanks in advance!
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I'm verry happy to find your video.... this is awesome!! thank you!!
Dear Dr Chad Green, thank you so much for providing this tutorial.
It's great.
Best.
Thank You so much ^^
Nice Chad! Thanks for your work in developing this new version, and making a simple to follow tutorial. (Any plans for a python version? 😉)
I wouldn't be surprised if I make a Julia version sometime in the future. As for Python, Tyler Sutterley led the charge with PyTMD years ago: github.com/tsutterley/pyTMD
Hello, thank you for the tutorial!
But I admit I am having some issues, just changed from TMD 2.5 to 3.0 haha.
So my code is:
fn = 'D:\DOUTORAMENTO\Tide\Models\EOT20_ocean.nc'
z = tmd_predict(fn, -0.411406,-48.16290,t, 'hRe');
But I am having some errors:
Error in tmd_predict (line 61)
assert(exist(filename,'file'),['Cannot find model file ',filename,'. Check the file name and make sure it is in the
Matlab path or specify the full path to the .nc file.'] )
My tmd_predict is not being able to find my nc file. Even if I only put the name on it. What can I do to overcome this? Thanks in advance!
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