In an assignment A(I) = B, the number of elements in B and I must be the same. while averaging row in Netcdf file
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Madan Kumar
le 24 Mai 2017
Commenté : Madan Kumar
le 24 Mai 2017
Hi,
I want to average the value of CO2 for a fixed height in fixed region in Netcdf file. I wrote code for single file. It's running fine and is given,
alti=ncread('SABER_L2C1.nc','altitude');
co2i=ncread('SABER_L2C1.nc','CO2retr');
timei=ncread('SABER_L2C1.nc','time');
lati=ncread('SABER_L2C1.nc','lat');
loni=ncread('SABER_L2C1.nc','lon');
datei=ncread('SABER_L2C1.nc','date');
for i=1:size(lati,1);
for j=1:size(alti,1);
if lati(i) > -80 && lati(i) <0;
if loni(i) >0 && loni(i) <100;
lat(i)=lati(i);
lon(i)=loni(i);
if alti(j)==120;
alt(j)=alti(j);
co2a(j,i) = co2i(j,i);
co2ab=mean(co2a,2);
date1=mean(datei,1);
end
end
end
end
end
When trying to do it for large number of files (~400) using cell, I am getting error "In an assignment A(I) = B, the number of elements in B and I must be the same". My code using cell is below, nc = cell(1, numfiles);
for k = 1:numfiles
nc= netcdf.open(files(k).name);
alti{k}=ncread(files(k).name,'altitude');
co2i{k}=ncread(files(k).name,'CO2retr');
timei{k}=ncread(files(k).name,'time');
lati{k}=ncread(files(k).name,'lat');
loni{k}=ncread(files(k).name,'lon');
datei{k}=ncread(files(k).name,'date');
end
for k=1:numfiles;
for i=1:size(lati{k},1);
for j=1:size(alti{k},1);
if lati{k}(i) > -80 && lati{k}(i) <0;
if loni{k}(i) >0 && loni{k}(i) <100;
lat{k}(i)=lati{k}(i);
lon{k}(i)=loni{k}(i);
if alti{k}(j)==120;
alt{k}(j)=alti{k}(j);
co2a{k}(j,i) = co2i{k}(j,i);
co2ab(k)=mean(co2a{k},2);
date1(k)=mean(datei{k},1);
end
end
Need help. Thank you so much.
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Walter Roberson
le 24 Mai 2017
You have
co2ab(k)=mean(co2a{k},2);
date1(k)=mean(datei{k},1);
if co2a{k} or datei{k} are empty then you would have a problem. If they are vectors then you would be okay provided that co2a{k} is a row vector and datei{k} is a column vector. But if they are 2D arrays, then mean() is going to return a vector of values, and that vector is not going to fit into co2ab(k) or date1(k)
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Walter Roberson
le 24 Mai 2017
Mean of that row, or mean of that column?
mean(co2a{k}(j,:)) %perhaps
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