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Post-processes the data like .nc files (Links, Material in pdf)

rajkmsaini

rajkmsaini

Dr. Raj Saini
Member
Hello CESM users/Team,

I'm a beginner in CESM-CAM5.3, I learned and understood about the code and did some tutorial completed. Now I want to learn the post-processing past for the results as per my requirements.

--- please suggest the post-processing links (like Links, Material in pdf).
--- share some post-processes tutorial which tells about in detail.

Thank you in advance.

Best regards,
Dr. Raj
IIT Bombay/ IIT Delhi (INDIA)
 
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strandwg

Moderator
Staff member
rajkmsaini said:
Hello CESM users/Team,

I'm a beginner in CESM-CAM5.3, I learned and understood about the code and did some tutorial completed. Now I want to learn the post-processing past for the results as per my requirements.

--- please suggest the post-processing links (like Links, Material in pdf).
--- share some post-processes tutorial which tells about in detail.
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If you can provide your requirements, I may be able to help.
 
rajkmsaini

rajkmsaini

Dr. Raj Saini
Member
strandwg said:
If you can provide your requirements, I may be able to help.
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Dear Sir,

I want to analyze two variables like PRECT and Tas with daily time for a month. I have data files like

*h0.****.nc,

*h1.****.nc and

*h2.****.nc

If you have any script or material (PPT) then please share.

Thank you in advance.

Best,
Raj
 
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brianpm

Active Member
What programming language are you familiar with? The typical approach is to use a high-level interpreted language to write scripts that read and perform computations on the output files.

Using python, for example, you can use the xarray package to read and visualize netCDF files in a Jupyter notebook.

If you don't need to do anything than investigate the output in a terminal, you can use the netCDF tools, ncdump in particular. If you want to do simple quick-look type of visualizations, you might be able to use ncview or panoply.
 
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