The order has been changed,
Greetings,
Renata
On Jul 29, 2009, at 8:07 AM, Karl Taylor wrote:
Renata,
One of the CF folks noticed a "gotcha" on one of the CF web pages
(see below). Could you please move folders "12" and "current" to
the top of the list of folders listed on:
http://cf-p
Renata,
One of the CF folks noticed a "gotcha" on one of the CF web pages (see
below). Could you please move folders "12" and "current" to the top of
the list of folders listed on:
http://cf-pcmdi.llnl.gov/documents/cf-standard-names/standard-name-table/current/standard-name-table
This might
Hi Bryan,
We have the technology and some of the content. I have been maintaining a
mapping between the Parameter Discovery Vocabulary (PDV) used by SeaDataNet and
Standard Names to allow us to automatically populate SeaDataNet metadata
documents from CF data files. (I do have to confess that
Hi Roy
>> Incidentally, I'm wondering where Steve got his definition of
>> 'concentration_of_suspended_matter_in_sea_water'
Me too! I took it from a document that I started writing before version 12 of
the standard name table. I must have accidentally stumbled across an old
version of the stan
Hi Roy
Glad that it looks like Steve's specfiic problem isn't a problem given the name
change and definition you found.
However:
You've opened Pandora's box a bit (we've been hammering around the edges for a
while).
I can feel the o-word coming on ...
It's been incoming in the family chemistr
Hi Bryan,
Steve's query presents something of a Standard Names crossroads. 'Chlorophyll'
is a very generic word covering a group of pigments (chlorophyll-a,
chlorophyll-b, divinyl chlorophyll-a, etc.) that some analytical techniques can
resolve whilst others cannot. 'Chlorophyll' is also a prox
