NetCDF, NCO, and CDO are fantastic softwares that I use, emulate, and admire. The primary drawbacks are restrictions on which scientific data sources they will and won’t work with, and what types of operations they will and won’t do. PseudoNetCDF was originally just a NetCDF-like interface for many data formats, but has grown to include many functionalities from NCO and CDO. This is a platform independent, easy to install software to make scientific data manipulation easy.
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