Thanks this may be a good option 2 if I can't get even's solution to work.
Seems straightforward, agreed on mask!
On Sat, Feb 1, 2020 at 15:52 Markus Metz
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HI Even,
Thanks for the detailed response. I have compiled master 3.1dev however
strangest thing when I try to run it
$ export PATH=`pwd`/gdal-install/bin:$PATH
$ which gdal_translate
/Users/chris/Documents/science/analysis/gdal-install/bin/gdal_translate
$ gdal_translate NETCDF:"`pwd`/SD_20160
Regarding this EASE-2 grid (https://nsidc.org/ease/ease-grid-projection-gt),
I found that
On Sat, Feb 1, 2020 at 1:22 PM Even Rouault
wrote:
> - the spacing of the lat variable is not constant
the spacing of the lat variable increases drastically towards the poles.
You could convert the netcdf
> There are existing tools. Multibuild uses
> https://github.com/pypa/auditwheel. It says in the project README that the
> result is "like static linking"
From what I understood, this is far from being static linking. It just plays
with the RPATH to make sure that the .so from the wheel .libs dir
Chris,
There are 2 issues with this netCDF file:
- the lon,lat indexing is done in a transposed way w.r.t the netCDF
conventions. That is in this file the fastest varying dimension is the
latitude, instead of longitude
- the spacing of the lat variable is not constant
I've a somewhat complicate
