how to create a STRUCTURE composed of variables from .NC files
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I have a very heavy set of .NC files (ERA 5 from Copernicus) to use within other scripts. They are the data relating to the characteristics of the winds.
I would therefore like to divide the .NC files into a STRUCTURE composed of all the variables present within the files, so that I can insert that structure within the other scripts and not re-read the.NC files from scratch, but taking into consideration directly the variable that interests me within the structure.
the variables are lat, long, altitude, time, z, u, v.
Can anyone help me?
2 Comments
KSSV
on 6 Jul 2022
You can read the file then and there...why you want to fill the memory by reading the whole file and conevrting it into a variable?
ELISABETTA BILLOTTA
on 6 Jul 2022
Answers (1)
Walter Roberson
on 6 Jul 2022
source = 'something appropriate';
vars = ["lat", "long", "altitude", "time", "z", "u", "v"];
for var = vars
HeavyStruct.(var) = ncread(source, var);
end
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ELISABETTA BILLOTTA
on 8 Jul 2022
Walter Roberson
on 8 Jul 2022
You can use the format for vars that I showed, unless you are using R2016b or earlier.
source = '1990-1993.nc';
vars = ["lat90", "long90", "level90", "time90", "Z90", "U90", "V90"];
for var = vars
HeavyStruct.(var) = ncread('1990-1993.nc', var);
end
If you are using R2016b or earlier then
source = '1990-1993.nc';
vars = {'lat90','long90','level90','time90','Z90','U90','V90'};
for varidx = 1 : length(vars);
var = vars{varidx};
HeavyStruct.(var) = ncread('1990-1993.nc', var);
end
ELISABETTA BILLOTTA
on 9 Jul 2022
Walter Roberson
on 9 Jul 2022
What error message are you seeing?
ELISABETTA BILLOTTA
on 10 Jul 2022
Walter Roberson
on 10 Jul 2022
Earlier, when you gave the names of the variables, none of the names ended in "90", but you then changed so that they all end in "90". What does ncinfo say that the variable names are?
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