What is Fimex FOR LINUX?

Fimex

Fimex stands for File Interpolation, Manipulation, and EXtraction. It's a totally free and open-source command-line program made with C++. This software is built to help you work with gridded geospatial data easily.

What Can Fimex Do?

The main job of Fimex is to let you convert between different data formats like netcdf, NcML, grib1/2, and felt. This means you can change projections and interpolate scalar and vector grids without any hassle.

Reading and Writing Files

Fimex can read NetCDF CF-1.0 files and Felt (met.no format) files. It can also write out NetCDF CF-1.0 files. Plus, it has some cool features like extracting variables and subsets based on vertical, spatial, or time criteria.

Interpolation Made Easy

You can use Fimex to interpolate reprojection using proj4 strings. It handles both scalar and vector gridded data effortlessly!

Renaming & Adding Variables

If you need to rename NetCDF variables or dimensions, Fimex has got you covered! You can also add new variables and attributes easily.

Simple Installation on GNU/Linux

Installing Fimex on a GNU/Linux operating system is super simple! Just download the source archive, save it, uncompress it, then run the .\/configure && make command in your terminal emulator. After that, you just need to run make install as root or sudo make install. This will set up Fimex for all users on your machine!

C++ Powered

Diving into the details of the Fimex library reveals that it's fully written in C++. It works with all GNU/Linux distributions and supports both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.

If you're looking for a handy tool to manage geospatial data, check out Fimex here!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!