java 中griddate_Java GridDataset类代码示例

import ucar.nc2.dt.grid.GridDataset; //导入依赖的package包/类

/**

* Estimates the optimum {@link DataReadingStrategy} from the given

* NetcdfDataset. Essentially, if the data are remote (e.g. OPeNDAP) or

* compressed, this will return {@link DataReadingStrategy#BOUNDING_BOX},

* which makes a single i/o call, minimizing the overhead. If the data are

* local and uncompressed this will return

* {@link DataReadingStrategy#SCANLINE}, which reduces the amount of data

* read.

*

* @param nc

* The NetcdfDataset from which data will be read.

* @return an optimum DataReadingStrategy for reading from the dataset

*/

public static DataReadingStrategy getOptimumDataReadingStrategy(NetcdfDataset nc) {

String fileType = nc.getFileTypeId();

if ("netCDF".equalsIgnoreCase(fileType) || "HDF4".equalsIgnoreCase(fileType)) {

return DataReadingStrategy.SCANLINE;

} else {

try {

GridDataset gridDataset = getGridDataset(nc);

for (GridDatatype grid : gridDataset.getGrids()) {

HorizontalGrid hGrid = CdmUtils

.createHorizontalGrid(grid.getCoordinateSystem());

DataType dt = grid.getDataType();

long totalsize = hGrid.size() * dt.getSize();

/*

* If the size of the largest grid is greater than a

* fraction of the maximum amount of memory, use a SCANLINE

* strategy.

*

* Here, we set the multiplier for the maximum memory.

* Although it's relatively small, objects are actually

* (considerably?) bigger than the (dimension * data type

* size) result. Additionally, we need to run everything

* else...

*

* If we get reports that this is still too large, it can be

* lowered, or we can make it configurable.

*/

double multiplier = 0.5;

if (totalsize > multiplier * Runtime.getRuntime().maxMemory()) {

return DataReadingStrategy.SCANLINE;

}

}

} catch (DataReadingException | IOException e) {

/*

* Ignore exception - it's either not a GridDataset or we can't

* open it. If it's not a GridDataset, we won't be reading it

* with a gridded strategy. If we can't open it, we're screwed

* either way.

*/

}

return DataReadingStrategy.BOUNDING_BOX;

}

}