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I don't know if this is of any help but this is where I got the original NetCDF data: Environment Canada - Climate Change - CCCma: CanESM2 / CGCM4 Model Output  ... View more

Hi Cody, The NetCDF file I am using is in lat/long format and has 1140 time slices of ocean pH data.  I am able to bring it in as a feature layer but it just comes in as points and I would like to have it as a continuous surface.  The data is quite coarse so when I attempt to interpret the data, it does not look great.  In addition, I can't seem to get the individual time slices to display.  I have been able to do this with the other NetCDF data (which is in UTM) by utilizing the NetCDF time slice too. I did try the Mosaic Dataset option and selected the correct data type but it just seemed to bring the data in as an image, not as data. Using version 10.3. Thanks. ... View more

Thank you.  I will check this out. ... View more

That's what I am thinking too but I'm not well versed at Q either.  Thanks. ... View more

Thanks. Appreciate the feedback.  The challenge is that the pH range of values is small (between 7.5 and 8.5) but the raster values are only coming through as 0 to 256. ... View more

I'm also going to try to georeference in Q and then try Arc when I am back in the office tomorrow.  Thanks again for your help. ... View more

Luckily, my input is the entire earth surface with the western edge being at Greenwich.  Do you know if there is a way to define this in ArcGIS without having to register points? ... View more

I asked this question on another forum and this was a comment that seemed to make sense (with how the data is coming out of Q): "It's not georeferenced yet. That is, although it has a coordinate system definition of WGS84, the raster extents are in decimal degrees but are in the raw cell numbers. If you check the raster's cell count, you should see 256x192" ... View more

I tried that and I get a warning 'inconsistent extent' - one or more added layers has an extent that is not consistent with the associated reference information.  Re-projecting the data in such a layer may lead to unexpected behavior. ... View more

No.  When I query the extents, they are: The extents are: Left: -0.5 Right: 255.5 Top: 0.5 Bottom: -191.5 ... View more

I brought it into a new blank map.  The extents are: Left: -0.5 Right: 255.5 Top: 0.5 Bottom: -191.5 ... View more