I have been using a NCL script to for some data operation and visualisation. It takes two ".nc" files from two different folder as input and provides the output in the terminal. Now, I have around hundred files, for which the same script to be operated. I tried to read all the files in the folder and create a loop to carry forward the task, but failed. Concatenating the data from all files will not work for my case, since the files does not contain same length of dimension. Can anyone provide a solution for my case? Thanking everyone in anticipation !
P.S: I am attaching a screenshot of the NCL code for your reference.
I recommend you to use CDO software to concatenate multiple files of ".nc" extension. Use the following command.
cdo cat *.nc outfile.nc
or
cdo mergetime *.nc outfile.nc
Cheers :)
Dear Jitendra,
I have used CDO for such kind of operation. Since, I am having multi-model data, along with different parameters to work, CDO, I think will not be able to provide such flexibility.
I think the best option is to write a script in the shell (in Linux) or batch (in windows) along with NCL and CDO.
The script helps you to call .nc file one by one and within the script your NCL or CDO code process the .nc file.
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