[ncl-talk] Vertical interpolation starting from separate netCDF files

[Guido Cioni]

Dear Giulio.
why do you need to 'interpolate'. If data are on vertical levels and these levels are correctly defined in the different netcdf files, you can just do a simple merging even outside of NCL with CDO.
If data are not exactly clean you can do a loop on every file, merge the variables into a single one, define the vertical dimension and write then the output to a netcdf file.


> On 29. Aug 2018, at 09:23, G.Monte at isac.cnr.it wrote:
> 
> Dears all,
> I have got four separate netCDF files, in which some radar reflectivities
> data (that are functions of latitude/longitude) are reported at different
> heights (in meters):
> 1) surface (first file)
> 2) 2000 m (second file)
> 3) 3000 m (third file)
> 4) 5000 m (fourth file)
> I am trying to implement a feasible method to combine all of these data
> into a single file by vertical interpolating them on every level, then
> create a script.ncl and send to graphics the result in NCL 6.4.0.
> I have already looked at some templates on your web page that could have
> been dealing with an issue like this, but nothing could be found.
> Is there anyone who could have some suggestions to give me, please?
> Thank you,
> 
> Giulio Monte
> 
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