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>From: "Robert J. Boucher" <rjboucher@xxxxxxxx> >Organization: TASC, Inc. (Reading, MA) >Keywords: 199810081750.LAA10409 >To whom it may concern: > >I am interested in a converter that will convert GRIB data to NetCDF >format. I saw on another page that Unidata was developing such a >converter. I looked on the Unidata NetCDF page but could not find any >information about the converter. If you could me in the right direction >on the Unidata web site I would greatly appreciate it. Or if Unidata >has not finished developing the converter could you recommend a site >that has one available. Thanks for your help. > >Sincerely, > >Robert J. Boucher > > >Robert J. Boucher TASC >Associate MTS 55 Walkers Brook Drive >Tel: 781-942-2000 X2893 Reading, MA 01867-3297 >Fax: 781-942-2571 > Robert, NetCDF decoders (including gribtonc GRIB to NetCDF converter) are available from our anonymous ftp server ftp.unidata.ucar.edu under the pub/decoders directory. Additional information on the www page from the home page under "Software to manage data" at "Decoders". Steve Chiswell
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