I have a netcdf file that is structured with precipitation grid values with dimensions (time, x, y)

When I perform gdal.warp (in python if that matters) I get a new file that has multiple bands that have dimensions (x, y), with the number of bands = len(time) of the previous file and time is not part of the new file.

Is there a way to preserve the dimensions, precipitation name, and time in the new file?

import gdal

warped = gdal.Warp(
                destNameOrDestDS=destNameOrDestDS,
                srcDSOrSrcDSTab=srcDSOrSrcDSTab,
                srcSRS=srcSRS,
                dstSRS=dstSRS,
                dstNodata=float(srcNodata),
                format="NETCDF",
                xRes=xRes,
                yRes=yRes,
                targetAlignedPixels=targetAlignedPixels,
            )

So my source netcdf file looks like:

• crs
• QPE
• time
• x
• y
• z

where crs is the coordinate system and QPE is precipitation and then my output looks like:

• Albers
• Band1
• Band2
• Band3
• x
• y

I would like to preserve the original structure.

I have a netcdf file that is structured with precipitation grid values with dimensions (time, x, y)

When I perform gdal.warp (in python if that matters) I get a new file that has multiple bands that have dimensions (x, y), with the number of bands = len(time) of the previous file and time is not part of the new file.

Is there a way to preserve the dimensions, precipitation name, and time in the new file?

import gdal

warped = gdal.Warp(
                destNameOrDestDS=destNameOrDestDS,
                srcDSOrSrcDSTab=srcDSOrSrcDSTab,
                srcSRS=srcSRS,
                dstSRS=dstSRS,
                dstNodata=float(srcNodata),
                format="NETCDF",
                xRes=xRes,
                yRes=yRes,
                targetAlignedPixels=targetAlignedPixels,
            )

So my source netcdf file looks like:

• crs
• QPE
• time
• x
• y
• z

where crs is the coordinate system and QPE is precipitation and then my output looks like:

• Albers
• Band1
• Band2
• Band3
• x
• y

I would like to preserve the original structure so combine the Bands into a single 3 dimensional array with time as the 3rd dimension.