Write a temperature field as a netcdf file. — write.temperature • fldgen

Format a field as a netcdf file and write it to the specified file. The lat, lon, and time variables from the griddata input are used to recover the original size of the grid, reversing the flattening procedure.

write.temperature(
  fld,
  file,
  griddata,
  varname = "tas",
  varunit = "K",
  vardesc = "2m air temperature",
  tunit = "years since 2006",
  clobber = FALSE
)

Arguments

fld	A matrix [ntime x ngrid] containing the field to write out.
file	Name of the output file.
griddata	A griddata structure returned from the `read.temperatures` function.
varname	Name to use for the variable in the output file.
varunit	Units of the variable in the field.
vardesc	Description string to write into the `longname` attribute in the output file.
tunit	Units for the time variable.
clobber	If `TRUE`, overwrite the file if it exists; otherwise trying to write a file that already exists is an error.