1. Unpack the Matlab GUI cd to your home directory > cd
> Tar –xzvf /scr/OPeNDAP_Software/Clients/Binary/
DODS-ml-toolbox--i686-pc-linux-gnu-RH8.0.tar.gz
Check that it down loaded the GUI
> cd DODS/bin
> ls
You are looking for directory named ml-toolbox

2. Run the GUI
Run Matlab in the none java mode. (Remain in the directory containing writeval.)
> matlab -nojvm
Add the GUI location to your Matlab path
>> path(path,’ml-toolbox/’)
Start the browser
>> browse
Select a data set, time and space range.
Ask for details.
Ask for data.

3. Unpack the Matlab Command Line Client
cd to your home directory
> cd
Unpack the Matlab command line tar file
> Tar –xzvf /scr/OPeNDAP_Software/Clients/Binary/
DODS-ml-cmdln i686-pc-linux-gnu.tar.gz
Check that it down loaded the command line client
> cd DODS/bin
> ls
You are looking for loaddods.m, loaddods.mexglx and writeval

4. Accessing Data in Matlab
Run Matlab in the none java mode. (Remain in the directory containing writeval.)
> matlab -nojvm
Read some data from an OPeNDAP site.
>> loaddods(‘
/htn_sst_decloud/1994/i htn_d.z
This will place 3 variables in your Matlab work space
Dsp_band_1
Lon
Lat
You can now manipulate the data as you like.