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i'm sorry if i was unclear before.. i am using netCDF. The GMT file is for the most part the same as the netCDF file but there is one or two slight variations. this is the problem i am having when figuring out how my program can read both formats. chad On Thu, 8 May 2003, John Caron wrote: > Mr. Chad W. Saxon wrote: > > >hi there everyone. i am new to the list and have an interesting question > >regarding netCDF. I have two data formats, one in GMT and one in CDF. i > >have a computer program that uses CDF as a way to read data and > >visualize it, however the program does not read the GMT format. Is there > >a simple script or solution to convert the GMT format to CDF? i was > >thinking there was a GMT command to convert it to CDF format but am > >uncertain as to what that is. I know there is not much difference between > >the two, but its enough to cause my program not to run correctly. i hope > >i have been clear in my problem, and i would appreciate your help. thanks > >a lot. > > > >Chad > > > > > By "CDF" do you mean "netCDF" ? > > A "GMT file" might be a netCDF file already, as far as I can tell from: > > http://gmt.soest.hawaii.edu/gmt/doc/html/GMT_Docs/node108.html > > do you know what you have? >
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