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#107: CF Data Model 1.7
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  Reporter:  markh           |       Owner:  cf-conventi...@lists.llnl.gov
      Type:  task            |      Status:  new                          
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Comment (by markh):

 Replying to [comment:35 jonblower]:
 > Thanks Mark, that looks good to me. A minor semantic point that I wasn't
 sure about - you say "'''Where''' the grid_mapping attribute does not
 define explicit references between coordinates and a CRS..." do you mean
 "While"?
 >


 In CF NetCDF files there are two allowable syntax approaches for the
 grid_mapping attribute.

  1. One syntax explicitly links a coordinate to a CRS:
   * e.g. `temp:grid_mapping = "crsOSGB: x y crsWGS84: lat lon" ;`
  1. The other syntax does not provide explicit links:
   * e.g. `temp:grid_mapping = "crsOSGB" ;`

 My aim for this sentence is to make it certain that where the `2.` syntax
 is used, there is still an explicit reference, and that the X and y
 coordinate variables are defined with respect to this CRS.

 In other words, it provides backwards compatibility to the syntax from
 older version of CF whilst maintaining the same semantics.


 > I'm trying to get whether the the explicit references ''may or may not
 ''appear, or whether they ''never'' appear.

 So, explicit references may or may not appear in a CF NetCDF file, but, if
 they don't appear explicitly, they are unambiguously implicit.

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