John,
Yes, the name cf-pcmdi.llnl.gov has been redirected to kitt.llnl.gov so
that cf-pcmdi.llnl.gov/trac is really the same as kitt.llnl.gov/trac.
You can tell because I just fixed your issue 4 on kitt, and now it's
equally fixed in both places.
The machine which was formerly cf-pcmdi.llnl
This was very helpful, thanks Jeff. I think it is complete with respect to the
concerns I raised.
A worry I had about the two trac sites was that peoople might update the
'wrong' one. But I see now they are the same content, so it is presumaby just
one site with some mapping under the hood to s
Rebuilding the CF Conventions web site is one of several things we're
doing at PCMDI/LLNL to recover from a storm of hardware and software
failures.
Indeed the Trac system is up and you can get to it at
http://kitt.llnl.gov/trac. This is the official site in the sense that
contributions here
And (drum roll please...) -- Yes, #2 was operator error, too many passwords and
too little brain. Apologies for that.
Other questions are still relevant.
John
Let me preface my concerns again volunteering to provide mildly knowledgeable
technical labor, if the
Let me preface my concerns again volunteering to provide mildly knowledgeable
technical labor, if the issue is simply shortage of hours.
Problems with the new Trac site:
1) Apparently there was a transition where the new site
http://kitt.llnl.gov/trac/ is now the real site?
- If so, I miss
Hi Gary,
I get a little nervous about re-usability when I see specific numbers (like
300km and -30C) in a definition. They prompt two questions:
1) Is it clear that the community always uses these exact numbers (or so often
that they are a de facto standard)?
2) Why is it necessary to say 'to pi
Dear CF Board,
I would like to propose the following standard name.
Standard Name: radius_of_tropical_cyclone_central_dense_overcast_region
Dimensions: meter
Definition:
The average radius of a central region of clouds in tropical cyclones
lacking well-defined eye features. The radius is compu
Hi Rich -
There's a trac ticket for problems with the new website:
http://kitt.llnl.gov/trac/ticket/111
For other types of problems, not related to the site itself, I'm not sure.
Nan
On 4/16/14 7:47 AM, Signell, Richard wrote:
CF folks,
Moving to github should help the community contribute an
Dear All:
I am proposing the following…
standard_name:
brightness_temperature_at_cloud_top
definition:
cloud_top refers to the top of the highest cloud. brightness_temperature of a
body is the temperature of a black body which radiates the same power per unit
solid angle per unit area. A coor
Dear CF community,
I would like to add some more considerations to Mark Hedley and Jim Biard's
detailed and well founded technical comments over the debate about some
fundamental concepts of abstract data models for geospatial interoperability. I
apologise if I am teaching anyone to suck eggs e
CF folks,
Moving to github should help the community contribute and be able to
fix problem with the CF documents. But I'm a little confused about
what to do if we see a problem at http://cf-convention.github.io/ and
we want to submit a pull request to change them.
At the CF github organization (
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