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#95: Development of CF 1.5 Data Model
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  Reporter:  markh           |       Owner:  [email protected]
      Type:  task            |      Status:  new                          
  Priority:  medium          |   Milestone:                               
 Component:  cf-conventions  |     Version:                               
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Comment (by markh):

 Replying to [comment:40 jonathan]:
 > You made another point earlier, that "the Field is too much of an
 unaware container of clever constructs; I think this perspective should be
 reversed, with the Field being a smart container of simple constructs."
 That was nicely put! I don't feel strongly about this, myself. I think you
 have to read the whole document (both the field and its components) to
 comprehend the data model, so in a sense it doesn't make any difference
 where the logical function of each component is stated. The formal
 description is unaffected by this. However it might be more intelligible
 to describe the logical functions where the components are first
 introduced i.e. in the field description, as you say.

 I think this will be a helpful approach.  It makes it clear that a Field
 defines the role of it's coordinate instances.

 I have updated [wiki:DataModel1.5Draft the draft] to try and reflect the
 comments and text to date, while maintianing cosistency.  I have put in
 italics all known (to me) areas of uncertainty.

 I hope this reflects the views and textual suggestions to date.  Please
 pick out all issues and raise them here (as usual)

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