Merge pull request #152 from wmo-im/editorialUpdates

editorial only revisions based on LSPOU review

GRIB2_CodeFlag_4_250_CodeTable_en.csv

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 Title_en,SubTitle_en,CodeFlag,Value,MeaningParameterDescription_en,Note_en,noteIDs,UnitComments_en,Status
 Drainage direction,,0,,Reserved,,,,Operational
-Drainage direction,,1,,South-West,,,,Operational
+Drainage direction,,1,,South-west,,,,Operational
 Drainage direction,,2,,South,,,,Operational
-Drainage direction,,3,,South-East,,,,Operational
+Drainage direction,,3,,South-east,,,,Operational
 Drainage direction,,4,,West,,,,Operational
 Drainage direction,,5,,No direction,,,,Operational
 Drainage direction,,6,,East,,,,Operational
-Drainage direction,,7,,North-West,,,,Operational
+Drainage direction,,7,,North-west,,,,Operational
 Drainage direction,,8,,North,,,,Operational
-Drainage direction,,9,,North-East,,,,Operational
+Drainage direction,,9,,North-east,,,,Operational
 Drainage direction,,10-191,,Reserved,,,,Operational
 Drainage direction,,192-254,,Reserved for local use,,,,Operational
 Drainage direction,,255,,Missing,,,,Operational

notes/CodeFlag_notes.csv

@@ -118,4 +118,4 @@ noteID,note
 121,"With respect to code figures 0, 1, 3, 6 and 7, coordinates can only be unambiguously interpreted, if the coordinate reference system in which they are embedded is known. Therefore, defining the shape of the Earth alone without coordinate system axis origins is ambiguous. Generally, the prime meridian defined in the geodetic system WGS-84 can be safely assumed to be the longitudinal origin. However, because these code figures do not specify the longitudinal origin explicitly, it is suggested to contact the originating centre if high precision coordinates are needed, in order to obtain the precise details of the coordinate system used (effective as from 16 November 2016)."
 122,<<note has images of formulas>>
 123,"The lightning potential index (LPI, Number 1), as defined by Lynn et al. 2010, is derived from grid scale (resolved) model information in convection permitting models. In contrast, the subgrid-scale lightning potential index is derived from subgrid-scale information (from parameterized convection) for models with coarser resolution."
-124,"Code figure 33 (Geometric altitude above mean sea level) or 34 (Geometric height above ground level) should be used instead of code figure 6 (Geometric height), because it does not indicate whether this is referring to height above mean sea level or height above ground."
+124,"Number 33 (Geometric altitude above mean sea level) or number 34 (Geometric height above ground level) should be used instead of number 6 (Geometric height), because it does not indicate whether this is referring to height above mean sea level or height above ground."

notes/Template_notes.csv

@@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ noteID,note
 131,"This template is experimental, was not validated at the time of publication and should be used only for bilateral previously agreed tests. (Octets 35-50 are very similar to octets 43-58 of product definition template 4.8, but the meaning of some fields differs slightly.)"
 132,"This template should not be used when the data points are not available on a rectangular grid, such as occurs if some data points are bit-mapped out or if section 3 describes a quasi-regular grid. If it is necessary to use this template on such a grid, the data field can be treated as a one-dimensional image where the height is set to 1 and the width is set to the total number of data points specified in octets 6–9."
 133,This template should not be used. Product definition template 4.0 should be used instead.
-134,This template was not validated at the time of publication and should be used with caution. Please report any use to the WMO Secretariat to assist for validation.
+134,This template was not validated at the time of publication and should be used with caution. Please report any use to the WMO Secretariat to assist with validation.
 136,"Three parameters define a general latitude/longitude coordinate system, formed by a general rotation of the sphere. One choice for these parameters is: (a) The geographic latitude in degrees of the southern pole of the coordinate system, θp for example; (b) The geographic longitude in degrees of the southern pole of the coordinate system, λp for example; (c) The angle of rotation in degrees about the new polar axis (measured clockwise when looking from the southern to the northern pole) of the coordinate system, assuming the new axis to have been obtained by first rotating the sphere through λp degrees about the geographic polar axis, and then rotating through (90 + θp) degrees so that the southern pole moved along the (previously rotated) Greenwich meridian. [OR] See Note 2 under grid definition template 3.1 – rotated latitude/longitude (or equidistant cylindrical, or Plate Carrée)."
 137,"Values ordering within the packed data is done according to the source of grid definition, skipping the values processed in the unpacked subset."
 138,Values ordering within the unpacked subset is defined according to the source of grid definition associated with the data.