[geotk] Trouble reading GMT grid file
Brian Schlining
bschlining at gmail.com
Thu Nov 3 18:40:50 EDT 2011
> Maybe someone else deployed a NetCDF 4.2.26 on an other repository from a slightly different code.
That someone would be me. I was helping John get some maven issues sorted out; then I put it in a repo at http://code.google.com/p/mbari-maven-repository/ when it was first released.
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> > I see it in v4.2 and v4.3(dev) although 'getName' is now deprecated, the docs say use 'getFullName' or 'getShortName' instead.
> Yes, I noticed that. As a safety, I replaced every calls to 'getName()' by
> 'getShortName()'. This change should be effective tomorrow after Hudson has done
> its job, if it is okay for you to try the 3.x-SNAPSHOT version...
No problem. I'll try out the SNAPSHOT version tomorrow and see where I get to.
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> As a side note, since you are trying NetCDF, I'm actively working on this part
> lately :-). I just commited a few days ago this class:
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> http://www.geotoolkit.org/apidocs/org/geotoolkit/image/io/metadata/NetcdfISO.html
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> You can try code like below for instance:
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> NetcdfFile file = NetcdfFile.open("myNetCDF.nc");
> NetcdfISO ncISO = new NetcdfISO(file, null);
> Metadata metadata = ncISO.createMetadata();
> file.close();
> System.out.println(metadata);
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> This will be integrated with Image I/O metadata later.
Cool, I'm assuming that's in the snapshot build? I'll try it out tomorrow too.
p.s. Assuming I get it read in, my next question is how to I create a 1200x1200 image of a map from the GridCoverage with the Geotk libraries? ) I don't need to display it, I'm just going to write it to disk.
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Brian Schlining
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