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Hi Carl: You can read grib1 and grib2 (and other files) through the netcdf API, then write it out in whatever format you want.Dont use the "Scientific Datatype" package, its too immature. Either use the NetcdfDataset package, or the GeoGrid package.
Carl Drews wrote:
John - I am working at RAL using Robb Kambic's GRIBJava library. I am creating a converter from Grib1 or Grib2 files into our MDV format (RAL-specific). Robb and another engineer suggested that I can use your Scientific data type package to unify his two classes Grib1Record and Grib2Record. The implication was that there is some kind of umbrella class (superclass?) that will include both grib1 and grib2 records, and other data representations as well. I am reviewing the javadoc at: http://ftp.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf-java/v2.2.13/javadocAll/ucar/nc2/dt/package-summary.html I see some useful interfaces, but it's not obvious which one can serve as a universal container/adapter for Grib1Record and Grib2Record. Can you assist me here? What is your intent for the usage of GridDataset and the related interfaces in that package? Carl Drews Research Applications Laboratory x2802
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