--- Begin Message --- Good afternoon all. We recently obtained an IBM T221 high resolution display to showcase some images. I have received a netCDF image that I would like to open in OpenDX and be able to visualize, but I'm not sure how to do so. I followed the guide at http://www.research.ibm.com/dx/proceedings/cart/tutor2d.htm but I'm not getting the results I want. The netCDF file was produced by our Earth System Modeling Facility. The netCDF file in question is available at http://rcs64.nac.uci.edu/~eklinger/dstmch90_19900101_19990831_DSTMPC.nc. I've also attached the output of running ncdx on the netCDF file, if that helps. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you
Evan Klinger
University of California, Irvine
NACS RCS
 
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 Scanning file dstmch90_19900101_19990831_DSTMPC.nc
 ... found  3  dimensions
 ... found  4  variables
 ... found unlimited dimension with ID  3
 
 Scanning dimensions ...
 ... dimension 'lon', ID:  1
     -> variable ID:  2
     -> variable type:  5
 ... dimension 'lat', ID:  2
     -> variable ID:  1
     -> variable type:  5
 ... dimension 'time', ID:  3
     -> UNLIMITED DIMENSION !
 
 Scanning variables ...
 ... found variable 'lat' with dim-ID(s): 2
     adding attribute -> lat:field = "lat, scalar" ;
 ... found variable 'lon' with dim-ID(s): 1
     adding attribute -> lon:field = "lon, scalar" ;
 ... found variable 'time' with dim-ID(s): 3
      -> time series
 ... found variable 'DSTMPC' with dim-ID(s): 1 2 3
      -> time series
     adding attribute -> DSTMPC:field = "DSTMPC, scalar, series" ;
     adding attribute -> DSTMPC:positions = "lat_002_002, product;lon_002_001, 
product;" ;
 
 Defining new dimensions ...
 ... 'dim_002'
      -> dim-ID:  4
 
 Defining new variables ...
 ... 'lon_002_001'
      -> var-ID :  5
      -> dim-IDs:  4 1
 ... 'lat_002_002'
      -> var-ID :  6
      -> dim-IDs:  4 2
 
 Writing new variables ...
 ... 'lon_002_001'
 ... 'lat_002_002'
 
 ... adding global attributes
 :ncdx = "modified for openDX import by ncdx version 3.8" ;
 :ncdx_date = "20040910" ;
 :ncdx_time = "141445.242-0800"
 
 ... done!
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