Help requested with "cdo replace"
Added by Bidyut Goswami over 3 years ago
Hi,
I am using the cdo replace command like:
cdo -replace file1 file2 fileout
But the problem I am facing is: the file1 has many variables with different dimension specifications. So when I try to use the "replace" operator CDO skips some of the variables with the message "Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable ... ". So my fileout is missing some variables.
This is exactly what warnings I get:
Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable ALB_IMPROAD_DIR! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable ALB_IMPROAD_DIF! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable ALB_PERROAD_DIR! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable ALB_PERROAD_DIF! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable ALB_ROOF_DIR! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable ALB_ROOF_DIF! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable ALB_WALL_DIR! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable ALB_WALL_DIF! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable TK_ROOF! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable TK_WALL! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable TK_IMPROAD! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable CV_ROOF! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable CV_WALL! Warning (cdfVerifyVars): Inconsistent number of dimensions, skipped variable CV_IMPROAD!
Kindly suggest how can I replace file1 by file2 without skipping any variable.
Thank you.
| file2.tar.bz2 (4.55 KB) file2.tar.bz2 | Contains the variable which I want to write in file1 | ||
| file1.tar.bz2 (65.1 MB) file1.tar.bz2 |
Replies (1)
RE: Help requested with "cdo replace" - Added by Ralf Mueller over 3 years ago
hi!
the listed variables don't follow the CF-convention I think. That's why CDO cannot read/write them. you might select these variables with some NCO command and merge them back into the result of the cdo -replace ... call. Variable selection with NCO can be done with
ncks -v
hth
ralf