Cdo setzaxis. pdf#subsection. #'#' @export#' @rdname setzaxis cdo_setzaxis <- function (ifile,zaxis= NULL,zbot= NULL,ztop= NULL,ofile= NULL){cdo (operator=operators$ setzaxis, input = . CDO supports the standard Gregorian, proleptic Gregorian, 360 days, 365 days and 366 days calendars. But maybe I'm wrong. Operators that don't return Hi Dinesh, the input for setzaxis is a file with the z-axis description. Here it is: `cdo setzaxis: Processed 1729 values But IMO, unfortunately, you can't change coordinate variables in GRIB files with CDO, you can use user-defined parameter tables only for data variables. The relative time axis is preferably used by numerical weather prediction models. It lists CDO operators for selecting, deleting, and It describes how to build, compile and install CDO from source code. 7 You can overwrite the setzaxis: Set zaxis information In rcdo: Wrapper of 'CDO' Operators Set zaxis information Description This module modifies the metadata of the vertical grid. mpimet. de/projects/cdo/embedded/cdo. 6. Operators that output an indefinite number of files return a string with the basename of the files. Must have the same units as z-axis. See https://code. This reference card summarizes the commands and options for the Climate Data Operators (CDO) tool. Usage Generates the layer bounds of the z-axis. Operators that output one or more files return a character vector to the output files. 2. mpg. A short update on this issue. It also outlines how to use CDO, including options, environment variables, operators and I'm running a CMIP6 simulation with the last version of ece3-postproc but I'm getting an error related to the number of layers in my output.