You’ve been so helpful. I’ve been working with cf conventions and wmo standards for weeks. I have some variables and attributes that match the cf conventions examples exactly, yet it still tells me I am wrong. Thank you so much for this series. It has helped me greatly. I’m creating netcdf files from weather observation stations, roughly 50k, as time series at a point. The cf_role has been killing me lately for time series data.
This video series is my first foray into learning about NetCDF, thank you so much for putting it together! My use case has me downloading precipitation data from PRISM over at Oregon State University (comes in .bil....) and doing some manipulations and saving it to NetCDF for input into another workflow. I read somewhere that PRISM used to offer their data in NetCDF, but no longer does. Any insights as to why that might be the case? Seems like, when done thoughtfully, NetCDF is a gold standard of a sort. It strikes me as odd that an institution would regress from it.
Thank you! I agree in principle with your comments regarding moving from NetCDF to .bil but I am not familiar with the dataset or providers so I'm reluctant to say too much.
Thank you so much for these videos!! They have helped me a lot now I'm starting to work with NetCDF files at my new job.
Always great to hear that, thanks and good luck in your new job!
You’ve been so helpful. I’ve been working with cf conventions and wmo standards for weeks. I have some variables and attributes that match the cf conventions examples exactly, yet it still tells me I am wrong.
Thank you so much for this series. It has helped me greatly. I’m creating netcdf files from weather observation stations, roughly 50k, as time series at a point. The cf_role has been killing me lately for time series data.
Great to hear things like this, good luck with it! Nice job!
Thank you for sharing this video. This helped me to understand structure of NetCDF file.
You're welcome!
This video series is my first foray into learning about NetCDF, thank you so much for putting it together! My use case has me downloading precipitation data from PRISM over at Oregon State University (comes in .bil....) and doing some manipulations and saving it to NetCDF for input into another workflow. I read somewhere that PRISM used to offer their data in NetCDF, but no longer does. Any insights as to why that might be the case? Seems like, when done thoughtfully, NetCDF is a gold standard of a sort. It strikes me as odd that an institution would regress from it.
Thank you! I agree in principle with your comments regarding moving from NetCDF to .bil but I am not familiar with the dataset or providers so I'm reluctant to say too much.
@@LukeDataManager Fair enough! Thanks!