Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of Documentation/UserGuide/StudyNetCDF


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     154== Operator chaining == 
     155It is one of the main features of CDO. Use it as But operators with a arbitrary list of input files cannot be combined with other operators 
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     157 Simple combination: 
     158{{{ 
     159   cdo sub -dayavg ifile2 -timavg ifile1 ofile 
     160}}} 
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    158 == Operator chaining == 
    159 It is one of the main features of CDO. Use it as often as possible. But Note: Operatos with a arbitrary list of input files cannot be combined with other operators 
    160  
    161 # Simple combination: 
    162 <code> 
    163    cdo sub -dayavg ifile2 -timavg ifile1 ofile 
    164 </code> 
    165  
    166  
    167 instead of : 
    168  
    169 <code> 
     163 instead of : 
     164{{{ 
    170165  cdo timavg ifile1 tmp1 
    171166 
    … …  
    175170 
    176171  rm tmp1 tmp2 
    177 </code> 
     172}}} 
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    179  
    180 Similar to Ferret (see also How To), CDO can also be used to regrid NetCDF files. It is very straight and fast. Contrary to Ferret I [SL] did not find how to increase the memory allocation for CDO. Thus for very large files Ferret seems to be the software of your choice. 
     174CDO can also be used to regrid NetCDF files. It is very straight and fast. Contrary to Ferret I [SL] did not find how to increase the memory allocation for CDO. Thus for very large files Ferret seems to be the software of your choice. 
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    182176The call has the following structure: