Using time as an unlimited dimension seems the correct approach.
If you plan to use netcdf-3, then the time dimension needs to be
the first dimension. So something like this.
netcdf example {
dimensions:
time = unlimited;
x = ...;
y = ...;
variables:
float v1(time,x,y);
float v2(time,x,y)
}
If you instead plan to use netcdf-4, then the unlimited time
dimension does not need to be the first; it can be in any position.
>
> I would like to create a netcdf file with multiple variables which use
> different dimensions:
>
> 6 variables all defined with x,y and time, but for one the length of the
> time dimension should be 365 and once 1 (annual and daily data). I
> thought about defining 4 variables with
>
> x,y, time and time2
>
> How do you do this i seem to fail all the time with it?
>
> (the main errros: Error: NetCDF: Invalid dimension ID or name / Error:
> NetCDF: NC_UNLIMITED in the wrong indexÂÂ / Error: NetCDF: One or more
> variable sizes violate format constraints )
>
> another example: I want to have 3 variables which are defined on the x,y
> and time dimension and a 4th one which also has a x,y,z and time
>
> time is the unlimited dimension. I can define those for separate files
> and save them but are there any example scripts available for variables
> in a single file which have different dimensions?
>
>
> regards
>
>
> tobias zolles
>
>
=Dennis Heimbigner
Unidata
Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: QAK-764753
Department: Support netCDF
Priority: Normal
Status: Open
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