Out of curiosity ....
What is not CF1 compliant about the file(s) created by ncl_convert2nc?
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The default file attribute 'conventions' says
:conventions = "None"
because conventions change and we may not be up-to-date
If you think it is CF compliant and want the file attribute to be changed to
:conventions = "CF 1.0" or some such name
you can use NCL
%> ncl
ncl> f= addfile("foo.nc", "w")
ncl> f_at_conventions = "CF 1.0"
ncl exit
or a netCDF operator [NCO] to change the attribute.
http://nco.sourceforge.net/nco.html#ncatted
Hongliang Fang wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm a newbie to NCL. I'm trying to convert from GRIB to NetCDF with
> ncl_convert2nc.
> I understand the output file is in a generic NetCDF 3 format without any
> specific convention. How to make the output get NetCDF files CF1 compliant?
> I wonder if there is any specific options to set for ncl_convert2nc. Or any
> other tools/scripts?
>
> Any information is appreciated.
>
> Henry
>
>
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