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Paul Loikith commented on CLIMATE-622:
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It still sounds like the sub-region "clipping" is going to contain a time
option. Assuming this is correct, I'm confused as to why we would retain any
option to change the time bounds at all. Subregions only work spatially, not
temporally. Temporal subsetting, which is also a valuable feature to have in a
toolkit, would work temporally not spatially.
> allow Bounds object to take optional start and end times
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> Key: CLIMATE-622
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CLIMATE-622
> Project: Apache Open Climate Workbench
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Kim Whitehall
> Assignee: Kim Whitehall
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> Bound objects are used to represent subregions in OCW.
> Given that subregions inherently have the same temporal resolution of the
> domain dataset, it makes sense to make these parameters options. That way,
> when the Bound objects are used for this purpose (as opposed to for defining
> domains as they are usually used), one can choose not to enter time regions.
> This preserves propagation of the time dimension in the evaluations.
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