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How to extract latitude and longitude across certain variable from a large dataset?
2019 Community Moderator Electionhow to get value of Latitude and longitude for a certain variable from Netcdf and save as a CSV filePeak detection in a 2D arrayLatitude,Longitude Coordinate Pairs from Matrix, Python Script“Large data” work flows using pandasExtract latitude and longitude from coordinatesConvert netcdf “land” variable to latitude and longitude with Pythonnetcdf4 extract for subset of lat lonHow to get latitude and longitude on selected grid in QGIS programaticallyHow can I quickly filter a large dataset?Get latitude & longitude from address geopandasPlot latitude longitude from CSV in Python 3.6
How can I extract certain latitude and longitude from a large dataset (that is stored in netcdf files) in python and store the extracted values of lat and long in CSV file in such a way that one column has value for latitude and other column for longitude? The data in .nc files contains the information about surface pressure throughout the world and I want to extract that surface pressure for a specific country for example Japan. In this scenario I want one column for lat. and other for longitude and third column is surface pressure.
python csv
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How can I extract certain latitude and longitude from a large dataset (that is stored in netcdf files) in python and store the extracted values of lat and long in CSV file in such a way that one column has value for latitude and other column for longitude? The data in .nc files contains the information about surface pressure throughout the world and I want to extract that surface pressure for a specific country for example Japan. In this scenario I want one column for lat. and other for longitude and third column is surface pressure.
python csv
asked Mar 7 at 6:45
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Hi and welcome. I am sure that here are plenty of participants that would like to help you. Unfortunately, your question is very unspecific and, from that point of view, misplaced. Try to show something close to a minimal working example or at least some effort in coding. Moreover, you should try to provide a subset of your "large" data set, such that we can see what you deal with.
– mikuszefski
Mar 7 at 6:54
It's impossible the answer your question without what kind of data-structure the dataset is and the format of the data in it. You also need to add the code you have that isn't working (and explain what the problem is with it).
– martineau
Mar 7 at 7:01
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How can I extract certain latitude and longitude from a large dataset (that is stored in netcdf files) in python and store the extracted values of lat and long in CSV file in such a way that one column has value for latitude and other column for longitude? The data in .nc files contains the information about surface pressure throughout the world and I want to extract that surface pressure for a specific country for example Japan. In this scenario I want one column for lat. and other for longitude and third column is surface pressure.
python csv
asked Mar 7 at 6:45
user11109061user11109061
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How can I extract certain latitude and longitude from a large dataset (that is stored in netcdf files) in python and store the extracted values of lat and long in CSV file in such a way that one column has value for latitude and other column for longitude? The data in .nc files contains the information about surface pressure throughout the world and I want to extract that surface pressure for a specific country for example Japan. In this scenario I want one column for lat. and other for longitude and third column is surface pressure.
python csv
python csv
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Hi and welcome. I am sure that here are plenty of participants that would like to help you. Unfortunately, your question is very unspecific and, from that point of view, misplaced. Try to show something close to a minimal working example or at least some effort in coding. Moreover, you should try to provide a subset of your "large" data set, such that we can see what you deal with.
– mikuszefski
Mar 7 at 6:54
It's impossible the answer your question without what kind of data-structure the dataset is and the format of the data in it. You also need to add the code you have that isn't working (and explain what the problem is with it).
– martineau
Mar 7 at 7:01
add a comment |
Hi and welcome. I am sure that here are plenty of participants that would like to help you. Unfortunately, your question is very unspecific and, from that point of view, misplaced. Try to show something close to a minimal working example or at least some effort in coding. Moreover, you should try to provide a subset of your "large" data set, such that we can see what you deal with.
– mikuszefski
Mar 7 at 6:54
It's impossible the answer your question without what kind of data-structure the dataset is and the format of the data in it. You also need to add the code you have that isn't working (and explain what the problem is with it).
– martineau
Mar 7 at 7:01
Hi and welcome. I am sure that here are plenty of participants that would like to help you. Unfortunately, your question is very unspecific and, from that point of view, misplaced. Try to show something close to a minimal working example or at least some effort in coding. Moreover, you should try to provide a subset of your "large" data set, such that we can see what you deal with.
– mikuszefski
Mar 7 at 6:54
Hi and welcome. I am sure that here are plenty of participants that would like to help you. Unfortunately, your question is very unspecific and, from that point of view, misplaced. Try to show something close to a minimal working example or at least some effort in coding. Moreover, you should try to provide a subset of your "large" data set, such that we can see what you deal with.
– mikuszefski
Mar 7 at 6:54
It's impossible the answer your question without what kind of data-structure the dataset is and the format of the data in it. You also need to add the code you have that isn't working (and explain what the problem is with it).
– martineau
Mar 7 at 7:01
It's impossible the answer your question without what kind of data-structure the dataset is and the format of the data in it. You also need to add the code you have that isn't working (and explain what the problem is with it).
– martineau
Mar 7 at 7:01
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Hi and welcome. I am sure that here are plenty of participants that would like to help you. Unfortunately, your question is very unspecific and, from that point of view, misplaced. Try to show something close to a minimal working example or at least some effort in coding. Moreover, you should try to provide a subset of your "large" data set, such that we can see what you deal with.
– mikuszefski
Mar 7 at 6:54
It's impossible the answer your question without what kind of data-structure the dataset is and the format of the data in it. You also need to add the code you have that isn't working (and explain what the problem is with it).
– martineau
Mar 7 at 7:01