PyAVISO
aviso
A small library to download data from AVISO. It uses the AVISO’s DAP server, to optimize the use of the net, downloading only the selected subset. For that, you need to register a username and password at AVISO. It’s free. The data is downloaded in blocks, so don’t overload AVISO’s server, and run safe in unstable networks.
Fast aviso howto
Run this in the shell, outside Python, to install the library:
pip install aviso
Now try this, with proper username and password, to download some data into a NetCDF file:
AVISO_download -R -5/310/15/350 -D 1999-01-01/1999-06-01 -u user_at_AVISO_DAP -p password_at_AVISO_DAP –map=’msla’ –timestep=30 -o aviso.nc
Documentation
The full documentation is at http://pyaviso.readthedocs.org
ATENTION
This is not an official package, so please do not complain with AVISO if you have any trouble with it.
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