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convert 2D to Geo2D

Added by kunal bali about 2 years ago

Hi,

I have .he5 file. I converted into .nc4 via

ncks -3 OMI-Aura_L2-OMAERUV_2019m0729t0105-o79974_v003-2019m0731t190429.SUB.he5 file_03.nc

But, the file_03.nc does not have proper coordinates. The grid is still in generic, which I want to convert into rectilinear. So that I can handle with CDO.
Please provide any information, on how to convert .he5 to nc3 WITH RECTILINEAR format.

*cdo griddes file_03.nc* 

Warning (cdf_check_variables): 4 dimensional variables without time dimension are not supported, skipped variable AerosolAbsOpticalDepthVsHeight!
Warning (cdf_check_variables): 4 dimensional variables without time dimension are not supported, skipped variable AerosolOpticalDepthVsHeight!
Warning (cdf_check_variables): 4 dimensional variables without time dimension are not supported, skipped variable AerosolSingleScattAlbVsHeight!
Warning (cdf_check_variables): 4 dimensional variables without time dimension are not supported, skipped variable ImaRefractiveIndex!
#
# gridID 1
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 27480
xsize     = 60
ysize     = 458
#
# gridID 2
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 300
xsize     = 5
ysize     = 60
#
# gridID 3
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 180
xsize     = 3
ysize     = 60
#
# gridID 4
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 120
xsize     = 2
ysize     = 60
#
# gridID 5
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 458
xsize     = 458
#
# gridID 6
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 3
xsize     = 3
#
# gridID 7
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 60
xsize     = 60
#
# gridID 8
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 240
xsize     = 4
ysize     = 60
#
# gridID 9
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 27480
xsize     = 60
ysize     = 458
#
# gridID 10
#
gridtype  = generic
gridsize  = 458
xsize     = 458

Thanks


Replies (1)

RE: convert 2D to Geo2D - Added by Ralf Mueller about 2 years ago

hi!

this is very special satellite data, I think. you have to get in contact with the source: NASA-GSFC + OMI instrument

CDO won't help here because this is not even in the same ballpark as CF-conform netcdf

sry,
ralf

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