ncdf4Utils – in #13: Postprocessing

in #13: Postprocessing

<p> Hi, <br/> Please explain if an installation of the package is required for its use. <br/> Kind regards. Simon </p>

  @redc_migration in #252a761

<p> Hi, <br/> Please explain if an installation of the package is required for its use. <br/> Kind regards. Simon </p>

ncdf4Utils

Hi,
Please explain if an installation of the package is required for its use.
Kind regards. Simon

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<p> To make by request to be somewhat more specific – I would appreciate your recommendations on the necessary installation actions for using the ncdf4Utils package on my machine. Simon </p>

  @redc_migration in #9b9671b

<p> To make by request to be somewhat more specific – I would appreciate your recommendations on the necessary installation actions for using the ncdf4Utils package on my machine. Simon </p>

To make by request to be somewhat more specific – I would appreciate your recommendations on the necessary installation actions for using the ncdf4Utils package on my machine. Simon

<p> Hi, </p> <p> the ncdf4Utils package depends on R version &gt;= 1.8.0 and the following packages: <br/> ncdf4, maps, mapdata, sp, akima <br/> (see also http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1202/ncdf4Utils_1.0.pdf) </p> <p> I’ve just tried on my (Ubuntu) machine and the following did the job: <br/> - Download package source from http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1201/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz <br/> - Start R and install the (missing) packages: <br/> - install.packages(“ncdf4”) <br/> - install.packages(“maps”) <br/> - install.packages(“mapdata”) <br/> - install.packages(“sp”) <br/> - install.packages(“akima”) <br/> And finally the ncdf4Utils: <br/> install.packages(“~/Downloads/installers/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz”, repos = <span class="caps"> NULL </span> , type=“source”) </p> <p> Hope this works on your machine (if not, please provide more details, e.g. operating system, R version installed, do you have administration rights, etc.) </p> <p> Regards, <br/> Andreas </p>

  @andreasdobler in #4a83f6b

<p> Hi, </p> <p> the ncdf4Utils package depends on R version &gt;= 1.8.0 and the following packages: <br/> ncdf4, maps, mapdata, sp, akima <br/> (see also http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1202/ncdf4Utils_1.0.pdf) </p> <p> I’ve just tried on my (Ubuntu) machine and the following did the job: <br/> - Download package source from http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1201/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz <br/> - Start R and install the (missing) packages: <br/> - install.packages(“ncdf4”) <br/> - install.packages(“maps”) <br/> - install.packages(“mapdata”) <br/> - install.packages(“sp”) <br/> - install.packages(“akima”) <br/> And finally the ncdf4Utils: <br/> install.packages(“~/Downloads/installers/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz”, repos = <span class="caps"> NULL </span> , type=“source”) </p> <p> Hope this works on your machine (if not, please provide more details, e.g. operating system, R version installed, do you have administration rights, etc.) </p> <p> Regards, <br/> Andreas </p>

Hi,

the ncdf4Utils package depends on R version >= 1.8.0 and the following packages:
ncdf4, maps, mapdata, sp, akima
(see also http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1202/ncdf4Utils_1.0.pdf)

I’ve just tried on my (Ubuntu) machine and the following did the job:
- Download package source from http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1201/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz
- Start R and install the (missing) packages:
- install.packages(“ncdf4”)
- install.packages(“maps”)
- install.packages(“mapdata”)
- install.packages(“sp”)
- install.packages(“akima”)
And finally the ncdf4Utils:
install.packages(“~/Downloads/installers/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz”, repos = NULL , type=“source”)

Hope this works on your machine (if not, please provide more details, e.g. operating system, R version installed, do you have administration rights, etc.)

Regards,
Andreas

<p> Dear Andreas. <br/> Many thanks for your detailed, clear and helpful response. <br/> Regards. Simon </p>

  @redc_migration in #02007b6

<p> Dear Andreas. <br/> Many thanks for your detailed, clear and helpful response. <br/> Regards. Simon </p>

Dear Andreas.
Many thanks for your detailed, clear and helpful response.
Regards. Simon