Reference implementation for representing geometries in NetCDF with the CF Conventions
Project description
CFGeom
A Python Reference Implementation for Representing Geometries in NetCDF Following the CF Conventions
This project demonstrates how points, lines, polygons, and their multipart equivalents can be represented in NetCDF-CF. The project includes a Python reference implementation for reading and writing geometries in a netCDF file.
For more on this project, see the documentation, or get started with the tutorial.
To view the geometries specification including examples, see Chapter 7 of the CF Conventions.
You may also be interested in the R reference implementation.
Use Cases
- Encode watershed model time series and polygons in a single file to archive model output and geometry.
- Encode a streamflow value for each river line in the conterminous U.S. at a given point in time.
Contributors
- Tim Whiteaker
- Ben Koziol
- David Blodgett
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