I am using from scipy.io import netcdf to read the .nc file, but it throws error. I have attached my python file with this email. The .nc file I have taken from Scipy 2015 presentation by Christine.
map-netcdf.py (730 Bytes)
What error? This doesn't seem like a Bokeh problem, per se.
Bryan
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I am using from scipy.io import netcdf to read the .nc file, but it throws error. I have attached my python file with this email. The .nc file I have taken from Scipy 2015 presentation by Christine.
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<map-netcdf.py>
Hey Kavit,
I notice two things. You use Scipy to open the NetCDF file. But i think (?) Scipy only handles NetCDF3. The file from Christine’s repo is a NetCDF4 file. I recommend using the NetCDF4 module for this, is there a reason why you don’t want to use it?
Secondly, the name of the palette you pass to the colormapper is typed wrong. You use ‘RGBAColorMapper(-6, -6, RdBull)’, it should be ‘RdBu11’. That’s Red-Blue-Eleven, not RedBull. 
Changing those two things makes the script work for me.
Regards,
Rutger
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On Tuesday, February 2, 2016 at 6:59:39 PM UTC+1, Kavit Mehta wrote:
I am using from scipy.io import netcdf to read the .nc file, but it throws error. I have attached my python file with this email. The .nc file I have taken from Scipy 2015 presentation by Christine.