Thanks, I am working on a series of videos entitled something like 'NetCDF files in Python: from beginner to pro'. Should be 7-8 videos, to be released next year
@@LukeDataManager thank you sir for the reference. I have read that but I can't understand anything since I am not majored in computer science or anything related that (I am majored in environmental engineering). From what I've gathered, we can compress NetCDF files using nccopy, ncks (NCO), CDO, and nccompress. I need to find a better NetCDF compression method because I have very limited resource to store 10-year worth of ERA5 data for my regional climate model. I would be thankful if you could give me some insight for that. Thank you so much.
I think zstandard is possible in NetCDF. For example if you are using the netcdf4 li rary in Python you can read about different compressions in the section 'Efficient compression of netCDF variables' on this page unidata.github.io/netcdf4-python/
It's great with your videos I've started to understand the NetCDF files, I encourage you to put more videos and personally I'm waiting for your help.
Thanks, I am working on a series of videos entitled something like 'NetCDF files in Python: from beginner to pro'. Should be 7-8 videos, to be released next year
Awesome dude! u help me a lot to understand NetCDF files. I will see all the playlist. U got a new sub.Regards from Chile
Thanks! Always nice to hear that my videos are helping people.
Great tutorial, Thank you very much!
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Very useful !!
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amazing video
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How do I compress NetCDF files using ZStandard? Or is it only possible using ZLib?
There has been some discussion on this over the past few years. github.com/Unidata/netcdf-c/issues/2173
@@LukeDataManager thank you sir for the reference. I have read that but I can't understand anything since I am not majored in computer science or anything related that (I am majored in environmental engineering). From what I've gathered, we can compress NetCDF files using nccopy, ncks (NCO), CDO, and nccompress. I need to find a better NetCDF compression method because I have very limited resource to store 10-year worth of ERA5 data for my regional climate model. I would be thankful if you could give me some insight for that. Thank you so much.
I think zstandard is possible in NetCDF. For example if you are using the netcdf4 li rary in Python you can read about different compressions in the section 'Efficient compression of netCDF variables' on this page unidata.github.io/netcdf4-python/