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Data Library

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Finding Data

Tutorial

Questions and Answers

Function Documentation

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help

DODS data downloads

http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/SOURCES/.BoM/.MJO/.RMM/T/%281%20May%202017%29/%2821%20May%202017%29/RANGE/dods

Examples of using DODS

ingrid	(http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/SOURCES/.BoM/.MJO/.RMM/T/%281%20May%202017%29/%2821%20May%202017%29/RANGE/dods)readdods
GrADS*	sdfopen http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/SOURCES/.BoM/.MJO/.RMM/T/%281%20May%202017%29/%2821%20May%202017%29/RANGE/dods
ferret	set data "http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/SOURCES/.BoM/.MJO/.RMM/T/%281%20May%202017%29/%2821%20May%202017%29/RANGE/dods"
matlab	loaddap('http://iridl.ldeo.columbia.edu/SOURCES/.BoM/.MJO/.RMM/T/%281%20May%202017%29/%2821%20May%202017%29/RANGE/dods')

das	attribute object
dds	data type object
dods	data object
info	info object (attributes, types and other information)
ver	return the version number of the server
help	help information (this text)

When you give that url to a DODS client, it actually sends a url with one of the following six file extensions: .das, .dds, .dods, .info, .ver or .help. The extensions tell the DODS server which object to return (see table).

Note: Many DODS clients supply these extensions for you so you don't need to append them (for example when using interfaces supplied by DODS or software re-linked with a DODS client-library). Generally, you only need to add these extensions if you are typing a URL directly into a WWW browser.