There are different commands that can be used depending on your version of MATLAB. Wget -O myMetadataRequest.csv ''%25Electric_Field%25'' MATLAB

While a metadata request will return the format requested: The -O (O for Oscar) option will name the file with the extension you give it, so take care that the extension is the correct one.įor example, a data request will return a. The content disposition option will give it an appropriate name and extension. Put it in double quotes (make sure 'smart quotes' are not enabled)Īdd one of the following to the beginning: Take the https form of the request (data doesn't change, but metadata requests need URL encoding - see metadata page) In our example here, this time interval includes a caveat about calibration, so two folders will be in the package. Inside this folder will be another folder with the name of the dataset requested, containing the data file(s) requested : CSA_Download_yyyyMMdd_hhmm//_.įor example: CSA_Download_20180521_1134/C1_CP_WHI_ELECTRON_DENSITY/C1_CP_WHI_ELECTRON_DENSITY_20111110_180000_20111110_210000_V120703.cefīy default, if this dataset comes with additional information, such as active caveats, this will be included in the package. tgz that when gunzipped and untarred will be a folder called CSA_Download_yyyyMMdd_hhmm using the date and time of the retrieval. The downloaded file package from a synchronous data request will be a. Here are some demonstrations of accessing data (synchronous/direct downloads) using wget, MATLAB, IDL and Python.

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