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Hi Jay, >From the WMS point of view I don't think file size is an issue in the way you >describe. The main issue is data resolution (i.e. number of grid points in >the horizontal), not the number of variables contained in a single file . I don't know about NetcdfSubset though. Cheers, Jon -----Original Message----- Date: Tue, 19 Apr 2011 09:09:10 -0700 From: Jay Alder <jay.alder@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> To: THREDDS community <thredds@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [thredds] TDS performance and NetCDF file size Message-ID: <D361A9DA-DD99-4BD6-82AE-3CAFB761704A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Hello, I'm was wondering if there is a rule of thumb on NetCDF file sizes in TDS? I'm building a catalog of regional model data and I'm faced with the decision of structuring my files as one variable/file or all variables/file. The all in one approach would likely create files between 5-10Gb in the worse case scenario. Are there any performance drawbacks with large files, specifically WMS and NetcdfSubset? Are there any upper limits on file size NetcdfSubset can create? I saw there were some large file size problems last May using HTTPServer, but I expect to primarily use NetcdfSubset so users can cherry pick the variables they're interested in. Thanks -- Jay Alder
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