Hi,

Hope you are doing well. Please Eviews software has the option of data conversion, either from low frequency data to high frequency data or vice versa. You may watch videos on it from YouTube to guide you on that. Good luck

Hi Aswin Kokkat

I have used this data the simple procedure is to use grads. The data comes with ctl file you can just export the data you need using the simple commands like set lat lon (Location of your area) and then you can save the file directly in excel.

You can use following commands

Open {file name}.ctl

Then select your area using command

Set lat

Set lon

Then you need to set time e.g. if you want average data for January month {January months Julian date = 1 to 31} write following command

Jan = ave (rf, t=1,t=31) t is time here and rf is the variable i.e. rainfall in this example. Then you can write this command to display your data

d= Jan

If you want the data for further statistical analysis you can directly export the data is csv format and many of the statistical work on it including excel, sigma plot, matlab, r etc. So for that you can write this command

f print / . csv e.g

f print c:/users/MohammadRafiq/rf_test/2014.csv

Cheers

Go through the link given as below:

https://www.researchgate.net/project/Climate-Data-Conversion-tool

This method (or tool) is developed by Dr. Kamal Pandey Sir (IIRS, Dehradun, India).

Follow all the steps. You will get point shape file of the gridded data. Give the projected system to shape file.

Now, you can use this data for your study area.

https://www.researchgate.net/project/Climate-Data-Conversion-tool