Re: [CF-metadata] [cf-convention/cf-conventions] PROJ.4 has advanced to PROJ v7: update Appendix F accordingly (#253)

2020-05-12 Thread Daniel Lee
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Re: [CF-metadata] [cf-convention/cf-conventions] Clarification of requirements on calendar attribute of a bounds variable (#265)

2020-05-12 Thread David Hassell
OK - are these the three choices, then (in no particular order)? **i)** Drop the word _exactly_ from _"must always agree exactly with the same attributes of its associated coordinate, scalar coordinate or auxiliary coordinate variable"_ (7.1) as rectifying a **defect**. **ii)** Keep the

Re: [CF-metadata] [cf-convention/cf-conventions] Clarification of requirements on calendar attribute of a bounds variable (#265)

2020-05-12 Thread JonathanGregory
Evidently we didn't think of this problem. As far as I remember, I had in mind that the strings would have to be exactly the same (B), because it's simpler to check and consistent with them not being needed anyway, which is why they're deprecated in general. -- You are receiving this because

Re: [CF-metadata] [cf-convention/cf-conventions] Clarification of requirements on calendar attribute of a bounds variable (#265)

2020-05-12 Thread Martin
Hi @davidhassell : thanks. There is a use case for providing attributes on bounds variables in the Trac ticket which you cited ([140](https://cf-trac.llnl.gov/trac/ticket/140)) : @taylor13 describes a usage where the user needs to know the `units` of the bounds variable and does not make use

Re: [CF-metadata] [cf-convention/cf-conventions] Update geostationary projection to allow clean description of newer generation satellites (#258)

2020-05-12 Thread Daniel Lee
Hej @TomLav , No worries about the "mess" - it's no bother to anyone and every community has its own way of doing things, so we're all located somewhere along the same learning curve ;) Concerning the clarifications (1) and (2) you propose, I've implemented some changes in bc93215.