CDO

hi mayna!

you missed the

i

in the for-loop, but still your file would not be matched. Could you add more of these filenames so that I can see a pattern?

cheers
ralf

Hi there!

I add tree files, all same day, but different hour, to you see the pattern.

Yes, I forgot to write the i. But it continues giving error, the following:

bash: syntax error next to unexpected token 'cdo'

graciously
Mayna

mayna

please post the complete for-loop or a complete script for debugging - I cannot comment on something I don't know ;-)

cheers
ralf

Hi!

I got it sorted out. I did it another way, and it worked. The code is below if you are curious

#!/bin/bash

for month in `seq -w 4 12 ` ; do

    for day in `seq -w 1 31 ` ; do

            for hour in `seq -w 0 23 ` ; do

              cdo -O -ensmean 2018${month}${day}${hour}0000-OSISAF-L3C_GHRSST-SSTsubskin-GOES16-ssteqc_goes16_2018${month}${day}_${hour}0000-v02.0-fv01.0.nc 2018${month}${day}.nc

            done

    done

done

Thanks

thx for posting the solution - what I still don't understand is, why you call the ensmean operators on a single file. All you get is a copy of your input, because CDO thinks the input is the only ensemble member (there is not file-internal dimension for numbering the ensemble members).

I don't have any clue on your entire processing, but this is a little mysterious ;-)

cheers
ralf

No, no, it's not a single file. I have one file per hour, 365 days, so is 8760 files. I want to mescle the hour in days, make a mean for either day, so in the end, I have 365 files.

I was trying to do a loopinp, but it never worked. Since I'm new to cdo, I thought some rules were different. Actually, I was just trying the wrong way.

Sorry, I did not explain it right.

alrighty then - i was just a bit confused and wanted to be sure, it's doing the right thing.

if u r happy with it so am I ;-)

cheers
ralf