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CDO is a collection of command line Operators to manipulate and analyse Climate and NWP model Data. | CDO is a collection of command line Operators to manipulate and analyse Climate and NWP model Data. | ||
=== Where to find CDO === | |||
==== NCCS ==== | |||
Users can access CDO in a variety of ways. On discover, the easiest way is to load the cdo module: | |||
module load other/cdo | |||
It is also included in GMAO-Baselibs-4_0_0 and higher (corresponds to Ganymed-3_0 or newer). It will be located at | |||
$BASEDIR/Linux/bin/cdo | |||
once <tt>g5_modules</tt> is sourced. | |||
==== NAS ==== | |||
At NAS, there are a couple options. First, it is available through Baselibs as above. You can also access a portable version (compiled with system gcc) at | |||
/nobackup/gmao_SIteam/Utilities/bin/cdo | |||
As this is completely portable, you can also copy this to a local <tt>bin</tt> directory if desired. | |||
==== GSFC Desktops ==== | |||
If you are on a GMAO desktop and have access to <tt>/ford1</tt>, there is a version at | |||
/ford1/local/EL6-64/bin/cdo | |||
as well as at: | |||
/ford1/share/gmao_SIteam/Utilities/bin/cdo | |||
The <tt>/ford1/share</tt> version could be more bleeding-edge than the <tt>/ford1/local</tt> version as it will usually be whatever version is in the latest Baselibs tag. | |||
=== Display info about a file === | === Display info about a file === | ||