John,
We could not find any well-cited or commonly known circumstances in a
related field (to remote sensing) where the antenna temperature can mean
"the temperature of the antenna itself." Maybe you could suggest a case
where antenna temperature has such a meaning in terms of measurements so
we c
You're right, I can't argue that 'antenna temperature' is widely used in
another way. Though by limiting your field to remote sensing, you are
excluding some heavy in situ users of CF, the ocean communities.
In ocean systems I've seen many a 'component_temperature' pattern, from
can_temperatur
Hi John,
I think this was an issue worth raising. There certainly seems to be the
potential for ambiguity.
I just searched the CF archive to find any approved examples of either
physical_quantity_by_instrument or physical_state_of_instrument.
I had thought there were cases of the former for
