Closed AndyHoggANU closed 4 years ago
Worked for me:
netcdf u_access-om2_219812_219812 {
dimensions:
time = UNLIMITED ; // (1 currently)
yu_ocean = 300 ;
st_ocean = 50 ;
xu_ocean = 360 ;
But I can see it didn't for you:
$ ncdump -h /g/data1/ua8/cosima-tmp/publish/access-om2/ocean/u/u_access-om2_219812_219812.nc
netcdf u_access-om2_219812_219812 {
dimensions:
time = 1 ;
xu_ocean = 360 ;
st_ocean = 50 ;
yu_ocean = 300 ;
Odd. Maybe a version difference in splitvar
? I'll add a line to HISTORY with splitvar version and how it was invoked. Should have that anyway.
OK, I think my issues may partly stem from the version of splitvar that I'm using ... I thought I would pick this up with the unstable conda implementation. But do I need to do anything more there?
I have fixed some of the issues with aggregation relating to the dependent variables, such as time_bounds
, which need a different aggregation function. The branch is here:
https://github.com/coecms/splitvar/tree/bounds
but I haven't merged it yet, or installed into the conda
env. Still got to change the dates etc.
Aggregation onto a year seemed to do a good job, but the time information in the netcdf file wasn't retained. see
u_access-om2_219812_219812.nc