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<p>
Hi,
<br/>
Please explain if an installation of the package is required for its use.
<br/>
Kind regards. Simon
</p>
<p>
To make by request to be somewhat more specific – I would appreciate your recommendations on the necessary installation actions for using the ncdf4Utils package on my machine. Simon
</p>
<p>
To make by request to be somewhat more specific – I would appreciate your recommendations on the necessary installation actions for using the ncdf4Utils package on my machine. Simon
</p>
To make by request to be somewhat more specific – I would appreciate your recommendations on the necessary installation actions for using the ncdf4Utils package on my machine. Simon
<p>
Hi,
</p>
<p>
the ncdf4Utils package depends on R version >= 1.8.0 and the following packages:
<br/>
ncdf4, maps, mapdata, sp, akima
<br/>
(see also http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1202/ncdf4Utils_1.0.pdf)
</p>
<p>
I’ve just tried on my (Ubuntu) machine and the following did the job:
<br/>
- Download package source from http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1201/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz
<br/>
- Start R and install the (missing) packages:
<br/>
- install.packages(“ncdf4”)
<br/>
- install.packages(“maps”)
<br/>
- install.packages(“mapdata”)
<br/>
- install.packages(“sp”)
<br/>
- install.packages(“akima”)
<br/>
And finally the ncdf4Utils:
<br/>
install.packages(“~/Downloads/installers/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz”, repos =
<span class="caps">
NULL
</span>
, type=“source”)
</p>
<p>
Hope this works on your machine (if not, please provide more details, e.g. operating system, R version installed, do you have administration rights, etc.)
</p>
<p>
Regards,
<br/>
Andreas
</p>
<p>
Hi,
</p>
<p>
the ncdf4Utils package depends on R version >= 1.8.0 and the following packages:
<br/>
ncdf4, maps, mapdata, sp, akima
<br/>
(see also http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1202/ncdf4Utils_1.0.pdf)
</p>
<p>
I’ve just tried on my (Ubuntu) machine and the following did the job:
<br/>
- Download package source from http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1201/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz
<br/>
- Start R and install the (missing) packages:
<br/>
- install.packages(“ncdf4”)
<br/>
- install.packages(“maps”)
<br/>
- install.packages(“mapdata”)
<br/>
- install.packages(“sp”)
<br/>
- install.packages(“akima”)
<br/>
And finally the ncdf4Utils:
<br/>
install.packages(“~/Downloads/installers/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz”, repos =
<span class="caps">
NULL
</span>
, type=“source”)
</p>
<p>
Hope this works on your machine (if not, please provide more details, e.g. operating system, R version installed, do you have administration rights, etc.)
</p>
<p>
Regards,
<br/>
Andreas
</p>
the ncdf4Utils package depends on R version >= 1.8.0 and the following packages:
ncdf4, maps, mapdata, sp, akima
(see also http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1202/ncdf4Utils_1.0.pdf)
I’ve just tried on my (Ubuntu) machine and the following did the job:
- Download package source from http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1201/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz
- Start R and install the (missing) packages:
- install.packages(“ncdf4”)
- install.packages(“maps”)
- install.packages(“mapdata”)
- install.packages(“sp”)
- install.packages(“akima”)
And finally the ncdf4Utils:
install.packages(“~/Downloads/installers/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz”, repos =
NULL
, type=“source”)
Hope this works on your machine (if not, please provide more details, e.g. operating system, R version installed, do you have administration rights, etc.)
ncdf4Utils
Hi,
Please explain if an installation of the package is required for its use.
Kind regards. Simon
To make by request to be somewhat more specific – I would appreciate your recommendations on the necessary installation actions for using the ncdf4Utils package on my machine. Simon
Hi,
the ncdf4Utils package depends on R version >= 1.8.0 and the following packages:
ncdf4, maps, mapdata, sp, akima
(see also http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1202/ncdf4Utils_1.0.pdf)
I’ve just tried on my (Ubuntu) machine and the following did the job:
- Download package source from http://code.hzg.de/attachments/download/1201/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz
- Start R and install the (missing) packages:
- install.packages(“ncdf4”)
- install.packages(“maps”)
- install.packages(“mapdata”)
- install.packages(“sp”)
- install.packages(“akima”)
And finally the ncdf4Utils:
install.packages(“~/Downloads/installers/ncdf4Utils_1.0.tar.gz”, repos = NULL , type=“source”)
Hope this works on your machine (if not, please provide more details, e.g. operating system, R version installed, do you have administration rights, etc.)
Regards,
Andreas
Dear Andreas.
Many thanks for your detailed, clear and helpful response.
Regards. Simon