Open bobsurf00 opened 5 years ago
Hi Rob, I was originally looking into ptCur as well. I asked about it in #32. To the best of my understanding, PyGnome does not support ASCII ptCur formats.
I've developed some functions that translate ADCIRC into ptCur and NetCDF for use in PyGnome, but they aren't ready for distribution. The GNOME technical documentation has a decent explanation of the NetCDF format.
Thanks @HWR-llc!
He's right, ptCur is deprecated.
You can use the netcdf format in the GNOME TEch Docs, or, even better, UGRID compliant netCDF:
http://ugrid-conventions.github.io/ugrid-conventions/
It's also possible that py_gnome can read the ADCRUC output as is -- did you try that?
Third option: you can tell py_gnome a bit more about the files when you read them in:
https://gnome.orr.noaa.gov/doc/pygnome/env_obj/examples.html#Customizing-environment-objects
Those docs need to more high level examples, but maybe you can figure it out.
Thanks Chris and Matt you your replies. I'll take a look through the documentation and see if I can work it out.
Does anyone have a program to convert ADCIRC output to ptCur format? Thanks Rob