Dear CF members,
I would like your input on the way climatological stats are being
represented in a file that I am working on. I believe that I am not using
the time and the climatological_bounds properly:
Seasonal SST
Average seasonal temperature (Jan-Mar) for 6 decades (1955-2012)
dimensions:
time=1;
nv=2;
variables:
double time(time);
time:climatology="climatology_bounds";
time:units="months since 0000-01-01";
double climatology_bounds(time,nv);
double climatology_bounds(time,nv);
climatology_bounds:comment=? This variable defines the bounds of the
climatological time period for each time? ;
float t_mn(time,lat,lon,depth);
t_mn:standard_name: ?sea_water_temperature? ;
t_mn:long_name: ?Average of all unflagged interpolated values at each
standard depth level for sea_water_temperature in each grid-square which
contain at least one measurement.? ;
t_mn:cell_methods: ?area: mean depth: mean time: mean? ;
data: // time coordinates translated to date/time format
time= ?1.5? ;
climatology_bounds=?0.0?, ?3.0? ;
The CF examples are helpful but my case is different where in I have just
1-time co-ordinate in my file. In the above case, what is the best way to
record time and climatology bounds?
Thanks,
Ajay
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