lavergnetho , 1 month ago to random Anyone knows of an open source software to make a diagram of the hierarchical structure of groups and variables in a #netcdf file? Doesn't need to be pretty, just to get a sense of files with many groups and sub-groups.
Anyone knows of an open source software to make a diagram of the hierarchical structure of groups and variables in a #netcdf file? Doesn't need to be pretty, just to get a sense of files with many groups and sub-groups.
lavergnetho , 3 months ago to random From my colleague, Luke, on #Twitter and #linkedin so far: " I am trying to expand my network. I have a #YouTube channel where I share tutorials on #FAIR #OpenData, #NetCDF files +Darwin Core Archives https://youtube.com/@LukeDataManager More subscribers/followers -> More people see my videos -> More people learn about FAIR data! Consider helping me out! " I really like his videos, check them out.
From my colleague, Luke, on #Twitter and #linkedin so far:
" I am trying to expand my network. I have a #YouTube channel where I share tutorials on #FAIR #OpenData, #NetCDF files +Darwin Core Archives
https://youtube.com/@LukeDataManager
More subscribers/followers -> More people see my videos -> More people learn about FAIR data!
Consider helping me out! "
I really like his videos, check them out.
lavergnetho , 3 months ago to random I have ace colleagues, part 243: My colleague Luke (LukeDataManager) has a Youtube channel where he helps people prepare #OpenData #FAIRdata: His most recent series is about #Python, #Xarray, #NetCDF, etc... Give him a follow (on Youtube) and a retoot (here)? https://youtube.com/@LukeDataManager?si=VMU9ehIPE8eyRaCt
I have ace colleagues, part 243:
My colleague Luke (LukeDataManager) has a Youtube channel where he helps people prepare #OpenData #FAIRdata:
His most recent series is about #Python, #Xarray, #NetCDF, etc...
Give him a follow (on Youtube) and a retoot (here)? https://youtube.com/@LukeDataManager?si=VMU9ehIPE8eyRaCt
lavergnetho , 5 months ago to random #DYK? One can now open #netCDF files having groups with #python #xarray-datatree ! > datatree.open_datatree('file.nc') -> https://xarray-datatree.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html So far I had to handle dict() of xarray datasets and it was a pain. Looking forward to giving this a try with actual satellite data files!
#DYK?
One can now open #netCDF files having groups with #python #xarray-datatree !
> datatree.open_datatree('file.nc')
-> https://xarray-datatree.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html
So far I had to handle dict() of xarray datasets and it was a pain. Looking forward to giving this a try with actual satellite data files!