Juliano,
Your "Time Range:" in NetCDFSubsetService (NCSS) needs to be a "single
day" when selecting this number of variables (all those you selected
add up to several megabytes/gigabytes. multiply that by x days and you
have a HTTP get request that can exceed the server limit of 4GB).
i.e., ideally for the "Time Range", Starting = Ending. Search for
"wget script" in the HYCOM.org forum for examples.
You could try only requesting "one variable" per request and then
including the time range of your choosing (the smaller the better).
This would serially be opening up several files in the same directory.
The more variables you select, the more background server-side
processing is required (which we have a a finite amount of).
Then keep the same time range and bounding box, uncheck mld, and move
onto ssh, etc. You will notice a slowdown for salt, temp, u, & v
variables since these are 3d vars that have a depth component. So you
might not be able to perform the same time range request for these
variables. You will need to experiment (NCSS is not perfect).
--
Michael McDonald
HYCOM.org Administrator
http://hycom.org
On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 5:24 AM, Juliano Dany <
ocea...@live.fr> wrote:
> Dear Mike,
> I anticipate my apologize for this disturbing.
> We would like to observe and analyze the relation between SST, SSS, SSH
> arround Madagascar (resolution time from 2007-2012). The product from Hycom
> wich NetcdfSubset is adequat to visualize the fact. Please see in attach the
> parameters. So, we tryied to download at many time but already failed; We
> are awared on the maximum size but we think to load separatly.
>
> Looking forward to hear from you
> Thank you in advance
>
> R. Juliano Dani
>
>
> Postgraduate researcher
> Biological and physical oceanography
> Remote sensing and desaster risk
> University of Reunion
> (Madagascar-Île de la Reunion)
> Email:
ocea...@live.fr
> Skype: oceanman131
>
> __________________________________________
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>
> ________________________________
> Date: Fri, 24 May 2013 10:06:34 -0700
> From:
michael....@hycom.org
> To:
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> CC:
ocea...@live.fr
> Subject: Re: Madagascar oceanography help