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As a developers, we need to have a clear way of recording that the contents of a file is a "daytime maximum", so that this can be differentiated from other files.
For calculating a daytime maximum screen temperature, it is necessary to take files over a period e.g. 09Z to 21Z and calculate the maximum. Currently the only knowledge that a daytime maximum has been calculated is within the filename, for example:
temperature_at_screen_level_daytime_max / (K) (time: 1; percentile: 1; index: 121)
Dimension coordinates:
time x - -
percentile - x -
index - - x
Auxiliary coordinates:
forecast_period x - -
altitude - - x
latitude - - x
longitude - - x
Scalar coordinates:
forecast_reference_time: 2017-10-13 04:00:00
height: 1.5 m
Cell methods:
weighted_mean: model
The fact that a maximum has been calculated is typically recorded in the cell method. However, it is not clear how to specify the time period over which the maximum has been calculated.
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As a developers, we need to have a clear way of recording that the contents of a file is a "daytime maximum", so that this can be differentiated from other files.
For calculating a daytime maximum screen temperature, it is necessary to take files over a period e.g. 09Z to 21Z and calculate the maximum. Currently the only knowledge that a daytime maximum has been calculated is within the filename, for example:
The fact that a maximum has been calculated is typically recorded in the cell method. However, it is not clear how to specify the time period over which the maximum has been calculated.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: