${k}
${attributes(v)} ${v}
${child.name}

:

${attributes(child.attributes)} ${children(child)}
Pydap server: ${dataset.name}

Download data from ${dataset.name}


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Global attributes

${attributes(dataset.attributes)}

Downloading data

In the form below you can specify desired variables and their dimensions, and have the data downloaded in different formats depending on the server configuration.

${children(dataset)}

as

Downloading data with Ferret

To access this dataset with the Ferret visualization and analysis environment from PMEL:

$ ferret
yes? use "${location[:-5]}"
yes? show data

Downloading data with GrADS

To access this dataset with the GrADS data analysis and visualization software developed by COLA:

$ gradsdap
ga-> sdfopen ${location[:-5]}
ga-> query file

Downloading data with IDL

To access this dataset with the OPeNDAP IDL Client, a tool for the IDL data analysis and visualization package:

IDL> url = '${location[:-5]}'
IDL> stat = opendap_get(url, def, mode='dds')
IDL> help, def, /structures

Downloading data with Pydap

To access this dataset using the Pydap Python module:

$ python
>>> from pydap.client import open_url
>>> dataset = open_url("${location[:-5]}")
>>> print dataset.keys()
${str(dataset.keys())}

Downloading data with other Opendap clients

There are other Opendap clients that can access this dataset, including Matlab and several command line utilities. You should know that the URL for this dataset is ${location[:-5]} (i.e., the .html extension should be omitted when opening this dataset on an Opendap client).


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