Hi @peteden, Thank you for contacting us. One way to get the corners of a Daymet grid is to create the corner coordinates in Daymet's native projection (Lambert Conformal Conic, LCC) and then convert these coordinates to lat, lon. I have posted an example Python script here:
https://github.com/rupesh2/daymet_subset/blob/main/create_latlon_bounds.py
The script adds two new variables, `lat_vertices` and `lon_vertices`, to a Daymet file. With these new variables that define the latitude and longitude bounds of the Daymet grid, you should be able to use the NCL regridding tools. Let us know if you are still having issues.
https://github.com/rupesh2/daymet_subset/blob/main/create_latlon_bounds.py
The script adds two new variables, `lat_vertices` and `lon_vertices`, to a Daymet file. With these new variables that define the latitude and longitude bounds of the Daymet grid, you should be able to use the NCL regridding tools. Let us know if you are still having issues.
Statistics: Posted by rupeshornl — Sat Feb 03, 2024 10:27 am America/New_York