View nc files

Customer Reviews. Great for checking post output, A god send when editing post proccessors. Add to Wishlist Create a new wishlist. NC Viewer Free. View the wishlist Continue exploring. Wishlist name. Click on the relevant NC file and it will then appear in the File Name field. Then click the Open button to view the NC file. The NC Reader screen is now visible. This is split into three areas. The left hand side of the screen is representation of the cutting table itself.

Here are some old versions in case you need them. Trying to get ncview to run on windows under cygwin? I build and use ncview under cygwin all the time with no problems, so it's definiately possible. If you are having troubles with cygwin, this information might be of use. Trying to get ncview to run on a bit Linux machine, and getting link errors about "incompatible libraries skipped"?

Note: are you a Ubuntu user, and get configuration errors complaining about the lack of X development libraries and headers?

Read some comments from ncview users on how to get ncview working on Ubuntu. This version adds support for automatically displaying the last timestep in a growing netcdf file -- just go to the last frame in the file and hit pause, and ncview will periodically check if the file has grown. Also, there is a new '-autoscale' flag that will scale the colormap to each frame automatically.

Download the source for version 2. Alternatively, you can download the source for old, deprecated, but stable version 1. If you don't set this attribute, ncview will not work properly.

For example, "meters" or "Years". See the netCDF documentation on these attributes for details. In essence, these attributes let you implement a form of data packing.