Digital Meridian Spectrometer
For Geophysical Institute's Poker Flat Digital Meridian Spectrometer, which uses NetCDF
This library is also usable from Matlab, as seen in dmsp.m.
Data sources
Install
python -m pip install -e .
Matlab
Matlab users need:
- Matlab ≥ R2018b
dmsppackage installed into the Python environment associated with Matlab
Usage
LoadMSPdata.py creates many plots.
Use as a Python module is like:
import dmsp
dat = dmsp.load('~/data/myfile.PF')
which returns xarray.Dataset
Notes
You can also graphically browse the files with the ncview program:
apt install ncview
Error: libnetcdf.so.7
if you get
ImportError: libnetcdf.so.7: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
try:
apt install libnetcdf-dev
python -m pip install netcdf4
or
conda install netcdf4
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