Re: [thredds] Informal survey: Are you using the client-side netcdf-Java library?

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• Subject: Re: [thredds] Informal survey: Are you using the client-side netcdf-Java library?
• From: Craig Jones <Craig.Jones@xxxxxxxxxxx>
• Date: Tue, 22 Nov 2016 08:00:34 +1100

Hi Dennis,

I work for the Integrated Marine Observing System and we use the netcdf
java api to:

- load non-gridded netcdf files into postgres for publication using OGC WFS
- dynamically generate netcdf files from the database
- indexing gridded netcdf files for use by subsetting/aggregation
tools/display (using embedded ncWMS)

Regards,
Craig Jones
Integrated Marine Observing System
University of Tasmania


On 20/11/16 10:14, dmh@xxxxxxxx wrote:

I am trying to see who is directly using the Unidata
netcdf-java library? This is the client-side library
and typical use would be using the CDM API. e.g.
    NetcdfFile.java
    Variable.java
    VariableIF.java
    etc
and the Array API e.g.
    Array.java
    ArrayDouble.java
    ArrayStructure.java
    StructureData.java
    etc.
If you are programming at this level, could you send me an
email (below) indicating who you are at either the individual or
organizational level?

Note: users of ToolsUI only need not respond since that would be
an indirect use of the library.

=Dennis Heimbigner
 Unidata
 dmh@xxxxxxxx



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