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I am trying to extract a variable from a multi-variable netcdf file, by entering the command:
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Answered 2018-Mar-24 at 21:15This behavior occurs because, by default, NCO extracts all the variables "associated" with a requested variable. That way users get everything they need without having to look for it themselves. In other words, it's a feature, not a bug. To extract only the variables explicitly requested, use the -C switch, documented here, e.g.
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I got this to work for a simple case:
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Answered 2017-Apr-18 at 19:53You will need to explicitly rename dimension names to match, e.g., hs = hs.rename({'lat': 'latitude', 'longitude': 'longitude'})
. You might also need to reindex with nearest-neighbor indexing, if the coordinate labels don't match exactly, e.g., hs.reindex_like(ws10, method='nearest', tolerance=0.01)
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Or, less safely, you could strip out the coordinate labels from the second argument, and just pass in a unlabeled array instead, e.g., ws10.where(hs.data > 0)
. But I don't recommend this option, because nothing guarantees the consistency of the metadata.
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