> Jonathan,
>
> What do you mean by "deliver trac tickets to everyone"?
>
> There is some old documentation on how the CF trac system handles e-mail
> notification:
>
> http://cf-pcmdi.llnl.gov/discussion/about-the-cf-trac-ticket-system
>
> In particular: "The mailing lists are arranged in such a
Hi All,
'Anomaly' is one of those words, like 'coupled', that is widely used but means
totally different things to different people, depending on their field and
their current interest. Hence, I would prefer we avoided it for CF. However,
there are already four std_names that use it, and in a
Jonathan,
What do you mean by "deliver trac tickets to everyone"?
There is some old documentation on how the CF trac system handles
e-mail notification:
http://cf-pcmdi.llnl.gov/discussion/about-the-cf-trac-ticket-system
In particular: "The mailing lists are arranged in such a way that you
ca
Hi all,
The term "sea level anomaly" is indeed used in the context given by
Stéphane; I know my colleagues are using it in exactly the same way. So,
I don't agree with Jonathan that the term "anomaly" wouldn't be correct,
however, he's probably equally right when indicating that it's in other
Hi Stephane,
Would one or both of the following two standard names cover your use-case? The
first is in effect your residual, I think.
--
standard name: water_surface_height_above_reference_datum
canon units: m
description: 'Water surface height above reference datum' means the
Hello Jonathan,
It's not absolutely clear to me that 'tidal_level' is the result of a
prediction - I've seen the term used in association with measurements. What do
people think of using 'predicted_level' instead?
Cheers, Roy.
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Dear Stephane
I don't think "anomaly" is quite right here. It generally means the difference
from a multi-year climatology. You mean the difference of SSH from the tidal
prediction, if I understand correctly. That's a more specific concept which
deserves a special name. Would sea_surface_height_ab
Makes sense to me. Now if only "_anomaly" were a standard extension to
standard names, you'd be all set!
On 1/26/2012 8:58 AM, Stephane TAROT wrote:
Hi,
In the MyOcean european project, we are using
sea_surface_height_above_sea_level for the insitu data mesured by tide
gauges.
By substrac
Hi,
In the MyOcean european project, we are using
sea_surface_height_above_sea_level for the insitu data mesured by
tide gauges.
By substracting these measures and the predicted tide sea level, we
calculate the residual due to atmospheric (pressure and wind)
With an appropriate style sheet it is easy to generate an HTML file from
an XML file.
On 1/26/2012 5:48 AM, Jonathan Gregory wrote:
Dear John
Could you say a bit more about this requirement? In particular, "plain text with nothing but
the list in it" and "machine-readable" aren't entirely c
Dear all
Thanks for your replies about this. In an off-list discussion, we are trying
to work out how to deliver trac tickets to everyone.
Best wishes
Jonathan
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Dear John
> Could you say a bit more about this requirement? In particular, "plain text
> with nothing but the list in it" and "machine-readable" aren't entirely
> contradictory, but may preclude more complex representations that are
> appropriate, no? (I'm not an expert in gazetteer represen
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