Fred,
I would recommend FERRET, out of NOAA's PMEL lab. It's very easy to learn,
accepts netCDF files easily, can accept staggered grids and is quick to
produce plots. It is designed for dynamical model output, so it can easily
handle plotting one vector against another.
The home page is :
http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/ferret/home.html
It also has a user's mailing list and an on-line user's guide.
Denise.
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Denise L. Worthen, SSAI
Oceans and Ice Branch/Code 971
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt MD 20771
dlw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(301) 286-2339
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Greetings!
Pardon me, but I'm a little new at internet activities, so I'll probably
commit any number of indiscretions...
I'm working under extended DOS using the Silicon Valley Software Fortran
and C compilers. Before I go to the work of building the connections for
netCDF and the Fortran/C bindings, has someone else already executed this
work?
Thanks in advance...
Dave Thompson
