Hi Jonathan,
Thanks for your comments.
I've added them to our agenda planning notes. We'll work to get all this
integrated in some form for the meeting and future discussions.
Yes, though I'm not that familiar with the details of UGRID, it does (now
that you mention it) seem related in some
Ethan:I would very much appreciate participating remotely when the discussions of space weather products came up.I am already a member of cf_satellite so no issue.The problem with my tech memo is there is SO MUCH THERE. Discussions on the message board usually attack one “construct” at a time. It
Ethan:I would very much appreciate participating remotely when the discussions of space weather products came up.I am already a member of cf_satellite so no issue.The problem with my tech memo is there is SO MUCH THERE. Discussions on the message board usually attack one “construct” at a time. It
Thanks, Jonathan and Roy! Your suggestions sound fine by me.
Cheers,
John Maurer
Pacific Islands Ocean Observing System (PacIOOS)
University of Hawaii at Manoa
Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2016 09:05:08 +
> From: "Lowry, Roy K."
> To: Jonathan Gregory ,
>
Hi Steve,
Thanks for those introducing those topics. I've added them to our list of
topics and made note of Chris, David, and Roy's comments.
I will get our list of possible agenda topics and a rough schedule up on
the meeting page [1] today or tomorrow that we will update as the agenda
Hi Randy,
Sorry you won't be able to join us in May.
Thanks for the GOES-R / CF document! I'm sure it will be a good resource in
discussions about CF and satellite data. The project folks focused on
satellite data are planning to use the existing
cf-satell...@unidata.ucar.edu email list [1] to
Dear Roy
There are a handful of standard names for anomalies of the form X_anomaly,
where X is some other standard name. You could propose a new one for this.
It could be sea_surface_foundation_temperature_anomaly, like the existing ones,
but if that's too hard to understand,
Hi All:
We have been given files related o sea surface temperature. The observed value
has the attributes:
analysed_sst:long_name = "analysed sea surface temperature" ;
analysed_sst:standard_name =
"sea_surface_foundation_temperature" ;
and the climatology