NETCDF.CDF - Revision history

imported>Lang Guenther: file extension changed from .cdf to .nc

2016-08-16T08:49:53Z

file extension changed from .cdf to .nc

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	\|filetype=netcdf.cdf		\|filetype=netcdf.cdf
	\|version=August 2010		\|version=August 2010
	\|version_descr=~~December 2010~~		\|version_descr=August 2016
	\|significance=The BAW instance of a NetCDF file developed since 2010 is a file of type [[CF-NETCDF.NC]].<br />		\|significance=The BAW instance of a NetCDF file developed since 2010 is a file of type [[CF-NETCDF.NC]].<br />

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	\|fileform=UNFORMATTED		\|fileform=UNFORMATTED
	\|fileaccess=SEQUENTIAL		\|fileaccess=SEQUENTIAL
	\|fileextension=.~~cdf~~		\|fileextension=.nc (preferred)
	\|writemodules=$PROGHOME/C/lib/netcdf/netcdf3.5.0/hp/f90/netcdf.f90<br/>		\|writemodules=$PROGHOME/C/lib/netcdf/netcdf3.5.0/hp/f90/netcdf.f90<br/>
	$PROGHOME/C/lib/netcdf/netcdf3.5.0/SGI/f90/netcdf.f90io_dataset_ui (User-Interface)		$PROGHOME/C/lib/netcdf/netcdf3.5.0/SGI/f90/netcdf.f90io_dataset_ui (User-Interface)

imported>Spohr Susanne: Link zu CF-NETCDF.NC

2011-03-04T13:24:25Z

Link zu CF-NETCDF.NC

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	\|version=August 2010		\|version=August 2010
	\|version_descr=December 2010		\|version_descr=December 2010
	\|significance=Universal (open source) file format for measured and/or model data. Data (variables) can be either scalar variables as well as one- or multi-dimensional arrays. The format allows effective storage for variables of different dimension, size and type. Attributes can be used to attach additional informations to the whole file as well as to individual variables.		\|significance=The BAW instance of a NetCDF file developed since 2010 is a file of type [[CF-NETCDF.NC]].<br />

			Universal (open source) file format for measured and/or model data. Data (variables) can be either scalar variables as well as one- or multi-dimensional arrays. The format allows effective storage for variables of different dimension, size and type. Attributes can be used to attach additional informations to the whole file as well as to individual variables.
	Further informations can be found under example-file/documents below.		Further informations can be found under example-file/documents below.
	\|filecontents=		\|filecontents=

imported>Lang Guenther: link UNTRIM2

2010-12-16T12:55:05Z

link UNTRIM2

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	\|filetype=netcdf.cdf		\|filetype=netcdf.cdf
	\|version=August 2010		\|version=August 2010
	\|version_descr=~~August~~ 2010		\|version_descr=December 2010
	\|significance=Universal (open source) file format for measured and/or model data. Data (variables) can be either scalar variables as well as one- or multi-dimensional arrays. The format allows effective storage for variables of different dimension, size and type. Attributes can be used to attach additional informations to the whole file as well as to individual variables.		\|significance=Universal (open source) file format for measured and/or model data. Data (variables) can be either scalar variables as well as one- or multi-dimensional arrays. The format allows effective storage for variables of different dimension, size and type. Attributes can be used to attach additional informations to the whole file as well as to individual variables.
	Further informations can be found under example-file/documents below.		Further informations can be found under example-file/documents below.
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	## (optional) data for ordinary''' variables''', for which only one data record is stored in the file, and finally		## (optional) data for ordinary''' variables''', for which only one data record is stored in the file, and finally
	## (optional) data for '''record-variables''' (which have one unlimited dimension, e.g.''' time'''), which can be stored several times.		## (optional) data for '''record-variables''' (which have one unlimited dimension, e.g.''' time'''), which can be stored several times.
	\|nutzerprogramme=[[BATCHPLOT]], [[DATACONVERT]], [[GETDATA]], [[IO_VOLUME]], [[TELEMAC-2D]] [SediMorph], [[UNK]], [[UNS]], [[UNTRIM ]] [SediMorph, k-Modell]		\|nutzerprogramme=[[BATCHPLOT]], [[DATACONVERT]], [[GETDATA]], [[IO_VOLUME]], [[TELEMAC-2D]] [SediMorph], [[UNK]], [[UNS]], [[UNTRIM ]], [[UNTRIM2]], [SediMorph, k-Modell]
	\|language=C with interfaces for FORTRAN77/90		\|language=C with interfaces for FORTRAN77/90
	\|fileform=UNFORMATTED		\|fileform=UNFORMATTED

imported>Lang Guenther: recommendation to use CF metadata and standard name standars

2010-08-13T07:48:07Z

recommendation to use CF metadata and standard name standars

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	\|name_de=NETCDF.CDF		\|name_de=NETCDF.CDF
	\|filetype=netcdf.cdf		\|filetype=netcdf.cdf
	\|version=~~September 2002~~		\|version=August 2010
	\|version_descr=~~September 2002~~		\|version_descr=August 2010
	\|significance=Universal (open source) file format for measured and/or model data. Data (variables) can be either scalar variables as well as one- or multi-dimensional arrays. The format allows effective storage for variables of different dimension, size and type. Attributes can be used to attach additional informations to the whole file as well as to individual variables.		\|significance=Universal (open source) file format for measured and/or model data. Data (variables) can be either scalar variables as well as one- or multi-dimensional arrays. The format allows effective storage for variables of different dimension, size and type. Attributes can be used to attach additional informations to the whole file as well as to individual variables.
	Further informations can be found under example-file/documents below.		Further informations can be found under example-file/documents below.
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	## '''attributes related to variables''' ('''long_name, units''' etc.), and		## '''attributes related to variables''' ('''long_name, units''' etc.), and
	## '''global attributes''' ('''title, history''' etc.).		## '''global attributes''' ('''title, history''' etc.).
	#:Remark: the names ~~for dimensions~~ as well as ~~attributes~~ should be chosen according to given conventions~~; for further details please refer to the additional informations under example~~-~~file~~/documents ~~below~~.		#:Remark: the names of attributes as well as standard variable names should be chosen according to the following given conventions:
			#:* [http://cf-pcmdi.llnl.gov/ ''NetCDF Climate and Forecast (CF) Metadata Convention''], and
			#:* [http://cf-pcmdi.llnl.gov/documents/cf-standard-names/standard-name-table/15/cf-standard-name-table.html ''CF Standard Name Table''].
	# '''data''' for all variables stored in the file:		# '''data''' for all variables stored in the file:
	## (optional) '''coordinate-variable''' data,		## (optional) '''coordinate-variable''' data,
	## (optional) data for ordinary''' variables''', for which only one data record is stored in the file, and finally		## (optional) data for ordinary''' variables''', for which only one data record is stored in the file, and finally
	## (optional) data for '''record-variables''' (which have one unlimited dimension, e.g.''' time'''), which can be stored several times.		## (optional) data for '''record-variables''' (which have one unlimited dimension, e.g.''' time'''), which can be stored several times.
	\|nutzerprogramme=[[BATCHPLOT]], [[DATACONVERT]], [[GETDATA]], [[IO_VOLUME]], [[~~Telemac~~-2D]] [SediMorph], [[UNK]], [[UNS]], [[UNTRIM ]] [SediMorph, k-Modell~~] ]~~]		\|nutzerprogramme=[[BATCHPLOT]], [[DATACONVERT]], [[GETDATA]], [[IO_VOLUME]], [[TELEMAC-2D]] [SediMorph], [[UNK]], [[UNS]], [[UNTRIM ]] [SediMorph, k-Modell]
	\|language=C with interfaces for FORTRAN77/90		\|language=C with interfaces for FORTRAN77/90
	\|fileform=UNFORMATTED		\|fileform=UNFORMATTED

imported>BAWiki 2: Created page with '{{FileDescription |name_de=NETCDF.CDF |filetype=netcdf.cdf |version=September 2002 |version_descr=September 2002 |significance=Universal (open source) file format for measured …'

2010-05-20T14:44:25Z

Created page with '{{FileDescription |name_de=NETCDF.CDF |filetype=netcdf.cdf |version=September 2002 |version_descr=September 2002 |significance=Universal (open source) file format for measured …'

New page

{{FileDescription
|name_de=NETCDF.CDF
|filetype=netcdf.cdf
|version=September 2002
|version_descr=September 2002
|significance=Universal (open source) file format for measured and/or model data. Data (variables) can be either scalar variables as well as one- or multi-dimensional arrays. The format allows effective storage for variables of different dimension, size and type. Attributes can be used to attach additional informations to the whole file as well as to individual variables.
Further informations can be found under example-file/documents below.
|filecontents=
# '''header with metadata:'''
## list of''' dimensions''' (name and length),
## list of '''variables''' (name, type and dimension(s)) for which data are stored in the file,
## '''attributes related to variables''' ('''long_name, units''' etc.), and
## '''global attributes''' ('''title, history''' etc.).
#:Remark: the names for dimensions as well as attributes should be chosen according to given conventions; for further details please refer to the additional informations under example-file/documents below.
# '''data''' for all variables stored in the file:
## (optional) '''coordinate-variable''' data,
## (optional) data for ordinary''' variables''', for which only one data record is stored in the file, and finally
## (optional) data for '''record-variables''' (which have one unlimited dimension, e.g.''' time'''), which can be stored several times.
|nutzerprogramme=[[BATCHPLOT]], [[DATACONVERT]], [[GETDATA]], [[IO_VOLUME]], [[Telemac-2D]] [SediMorph], [[UNK]], [[UNS]], [[UNTRIM ]] [SediMorph, k-Modell] ]]
|language=C with interfaces for FORTRAN77/90
|fileform=UNFORMATTED
|fileaccess=SEQUENTIAL
|fileextension=.cdf
|writemodules=$PROGHOME/C/lib/netcdf/netcdf3.5.0/hp/f90/netcdf.f90<br/>
$PROGHOME/C/lib/netcdf/netcdf3.5.0/SGI/f90/netcdf.f90io_dataset_ui (User-Interface)
|readmodules=$PROGHOME/C/lib/netcdf/netcdf3.5.0/hp/f90/netcdf.f90<br/>
$PROGHOME/C/lib/netcdf/netcdf3.5.0/SGI/f90/netcdf.f90io_dataset_ui (User-Interface)
|contact_original=[mailto:guntram.seiss@baw.de G. Seiß]
|contact_maintenance=[mailto:guntram.seiss@baw.de G. Seiß]
|examplefile=
* general informations can be found on the [http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf/ NetCDF-Homepage] as well as in several NetCDF-documents related to the [http://www.baw.de/downloads/wasserbau/mathematische_verfahren/programmkennbl_de/pdf/cguide.pdf C], [http://www.baw.de/downloads/wasserbau/mathematische_verfahren/programmkennbl_de/pdf/fguide.pdf FORTRAN 77] and [http://www.baw.de/downloads/wasserbau/mathematische_verfahren/programmkennbl_de/pdf/guide.book.pdf FORTRAN 90] programming interfaces;
* io_dataset_ui (User-Interface), BAW-DH's User-Interface for different file formats;
* names for dimensions and variables should be chosen according to various conventions. A detailed description of the names actually used at BAW-DH can be found in
:* base module dimension ('''mod_b_dim.f90''') and
:* base module attribute ('''mod_b_att.f90''').

}}