In ArcGIS Desktop 10.4 (advanced licence) I downloaded a NetCDF-File from here: http://eca.knmi.nl/download/ensembles/downloadchunks.php (the 0.25 grid with the years 1995-2016). It consists of temperature-data over time (in days).
I read it into ArcGIS as a NetCDF-Rasterlayer, and now I'm trying to export data of a single time-slice as a tif-rasterlayer. I did not get the hang on Mosaic Datasets, so my plan is to make a spatial analysis on the exported tif-rasterlayer, relating it to landuse (also in a tif-rasterlayer), and later aggregating it to NUTS3-Level). If I keep track what happens to which rasters I can later export other time-slices as tables and relate the spatial analysis to them.
The export-function works in principle, but the raster looses it's attribute table, and without that I can't keep track which cell relates to which.
Does anyone have a suggestion on how to get that working?
Thanks a lot for any answer!
Yes, in a way, they're along two different paths to get my analysis. Extracting the time interval and putting it into a mosaic dataset would be great, but, as of now, also adding raster to the mosaic dataset does not work. A fallback option would include, extracting the time-slices separately as raster and processing them individually. Will take all night, but even that is not in sight...
Maybe this tutorial could help you, but it's for QGIS, a free gis software. You could use it to extract a time intervall as Geotiff?
I tried yesterday to read my way into QGIS. It seems to have a much better grip on NetCDF that ArcGIS, with a lot more options to extract and analyse the data directly, but I found it difficult to get started with QGIS.
Esri does not have Geotiff, only tiff and gif and GRID and a lot of things I don't know... But it's still an idea, I'll try what happens with all the other formats! Cheers.
The other formats did not work either...
I'll try to read my way into QGIS, but I'd still appreciate an answer...