Have you tried using the R package terra? It imports netCDF pretty much
painlessly. It has the latest version of GDAL in the background doing the heavy
lifting.
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Hi again,
To loop back in the mailing list on the conversation Even and I had on the
PR, the answer to my original question (at least in the /vsis3/ use case)
was to enable CPL_DEBUG, which outputs the raw response in these sorts of
error cases, e.g.:
"CPLE_None in S3: \nNoSuchBucketThe
specified
Brendan,
You need to warp the raster using the geolocation array formed by the
lon and lat variable:
gdalwarp -overwrite -geoloc CORDEX_subarea_O3.nc out.tif
(possibly using -t_srs EPSG: to indicate a more relevant SRS than
EPSG:4326)
> why is the GDAL netcdf driver not properly creati
Hi,
I have been "gifted" a netcdf raster that I must vectorize. When I load the
raster into QGIS the coordinates are not correct. I believe that QGIS uses GDAL
drivers. I have included a download link to the file, a ncdump -h, and
gdalinfo output, all at the bottom of this message. The raster
