Policy
I do not personally have the time to write software to manipulate these climate grids, or to support such software. However, I recognise that it is silly for users to have to endlessly reinvent the same tools. So I am happy to either provide a link to, or supply, software that users have written. If a user has suitable software that they would like to make available through this page, please email me.

Any offer of software should meet the following conditions:

• The data-set(s) for which the software is useful should be stated.
• The purpose of the software should be stated.
• The operating system and any hardware or software requirements should be stated.
• The software should have been tested (!), e.g. using the example on the file format page.
• The software should work correctly and be complete.
• If you do not wish your email address to be published with the software, then fine, please say!

Software
This software is supplied as it stands. I have not personally checked it for accuracy or usefulness. Please use the contact details in the table for further information about any individual piece of software.

download	date added	hardware/OS	software	data-set	purpose	contact
CRUts2e.f	modified 20.1.04	various	Fortran 77 compiler	CRU TS 2.0	extracts subset of data	Paul Krusic
krusic_rev.f95	2003	Sun Sparc workstation	Fortran 77 or 95 compiler	CRU TS 2.0	extracts subset of data	Monica G. Larese
unpack.tar.gz	2003	Windows NT 4.0	compiled with DIGITAL Visual Fortran Version V6.0A	TYN SC 1.0 and 2.0	unpacks data	Stefan Fronzek
CRU2nc.tgz	2003	Linux (pgf compiler) and SGI	(should port to other platforms, as it is f90)	all	transforms ASCII files to netCDF	Jan Polcher
CRU2nc.tgz	2003	Linux (pgf compiler) and SGI	(should port to other platforms, as it is f90)	all	transforms ASCII files to netCDF	Jan Polcher
soon....	2.2.2004	presumably x86, Pentium etc	MS-DOS	TYN SC 1.0 and 2.0	unpacks scenarios	Peter Droogers