I use the python-netcdf4 package in linux.
http://code.google.com/p/netcdf4-python/
You can make a netcdf3-compatible version of the library by installing
with:
python setup-nc3.py install
Jordan
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Hi Zane,
>This all seems to suggest to me, after a little poking around, that the
>NetCDF file format would be good. I've managed to get SciPy and
>Matplotlib and Basemap installed and apparently working together
>happily... but I can't seem to find any "official" module within that
>structur
Zane Selvans wrote:
> I have a model that calculates the tidal stress tensor (a symmetric
> 2x2 matrix) on the surface of an icy satellite. It's just two
> orthogonal vector fields on the surface of the body. I want to be
> able to make pretty plots of the model output, including:
>
> * The ma
Zane Selvans wrote:
> If I'm going to be working within Matplotlib and Basemap and SciPy,
> does anyone have a good recommendation for which NetCDF Python
> package to use? Or issues I should consider?
We're heavy users of netcdf4-python and it's working well.
http://code.google.com/p/net
I have a model that calculates the tidal stress tensor (a symmetric 2x2
matrix) on the surface of an icy satellite. It's just two orthogonal
vector fields on the surface of the body. I want to be able to make
pretty plots of the model output, including:
* The magnitude of either one of the f
