NetCDF into Raster using ArcGIS

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NetCDF into Raster using ArcGIS


If you do not have expertise in coding- language, and want to visualize the NetCDF over the GIS platform

The simple procedure is to convert

the

NetCDF into Raster using

ArcGIS


See how ??

Requirements

1: NetCDF file

2: Arc Map in your system

Steps to convert netcdf into raster 

1-Open ArcMap


2-Open Search command in Arc-map


3-Type  NetCDF



4- Open and Fill the information of NC file in Make NetCDF Raster Layer
So see how to fill ??

      In Make NetCDF Raster Layer, there are 7 options to fill as

1: input NC file: open the NC file from your folder

2: variable: It will be variable like temp/cprat

3: X dimension: Select Lon

4: y diminution: Select Lat

5: output raster layer: save the file, give any name you want.

6: Band dimension: Left it

7: Dimension value: Left it

Finally click ok to proceed….

And your raster file will be open in Arc Map as given below..



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