Yes you are. The units are there to tell you what kind of information
should be labeled 'temperature' -- any units that can be transformed
to the CF units are acceptable.
John
On Nov 14, 2008, at 10:20 AM, Isenor, Anthony wrote:
> Hello: I am having trouble finding a definitive answer to a
> question involving CF and the parameters involving temperature
> (water, air, etc.).
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> What I want to know is simple: Am I or am I not CF compliant if I
> report temperature (water or air) in degrees Celsius?
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> Thanks for your time.
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> Anthony W. Isenor
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Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute
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