Hi Alison and all -
Either of these definitions looks fine to me. I'd prefer Alison's,
because John's version might be a little misleading - the phrase
'measure of salinity' has some implications that aren't cleared up
fast enough in the text for me.
I'm mainly interested in moving the units al
Dear Heiko
We have to agree a new format for the source of the CF document, because the
existing one appears hard to maintain, and that's one reason why CF 1.7 has
not been completed. I hope this will be sorted out soon. All agreed tickets
will be implemented.
In fact, I don't see why we shouldn'
Dear Jim
It appears that we have some irreconcilable differences in interpretation but
I am not sure that they make any difference in practice, which is fortunate
if correct.
> The definition of a calendar includes (by implication) the rules for how
> to convert between an elapsed time count sinc
Hi.
I have just made a web page that contains searchable lists of all
UDUNITS units, symbols, and prefixes available at
http://monitor.cicsnc.org/ (click on the "UDUNITS" entry on this page,
then click on the "View now" link.)
I thought the community might find this useful. It has a sub-set
Thanks for the explanations, Jim.
I may be totally wrong here, but (if there were no need for backwards
compatibility) it seems to me that the convention for the standard "time"
variable could make use of constructs that are used elsewhere in the convention.
The time variable contains a count o
