Hi all,
I would like to reactivate this specific thread in order to reach an agreement
and get these standard names accepted and published in the next version of the
table.
I went through the whole thread and updated each proposed standard name
according to the comments/suggestions made (plea
Dear Sebastien,
I have been discussing these names again off-list with the proposer Kevin Marsh
over the last few days. I think we are making good progress and I am doing some
more work on the definitions of the names. I will post a summary of progress on
all these names within the next day or
Hi Alison,
The 'in equilibrium' in pCO2 definition refers to the air in the analytical
equipment and so has nothing to do with air-sea interface equilibrium. pCO2 is
measured by using something like a shower-head or a column full of marbles to
equilibrate the water sample with a stream of air
Hello all,
I am looking for the best approach to describe in a CF compliant way the
tripolar grids usually used in NEMO configurations.
Basically, the difference with a usual bipolar grid (north pole-south pole) is
that the north pole is split into 2 poles moved over Canada and Russia (to have
Sébastien,
If I'm not mistaken, we would need to propose a new grid_mapping to be
added to the Conventions that would define a Tripolar Coordinate
Reference System, along with any attributes that don't currently exist
that are needed to complete the definition. I did a search for a
standard t
Hello,
I was having a discussion regarding rosette mounted transmissometers,
specifically the Wetlabs C-Star.
The most obvious standard name for the measurement appears to be:
volume_beam_attenuation_coefficient_of_radiative_flux_in_sea_water
However, because of the way the instrument is calibr
Hi Sebastien,
More than one group stored output on a tripolar grid in CMIP5. I'm
pretty sure they did it in a CF-conforming way. I know at least some of
the GFDL model output was reported on a tripolar grid, as described at
http://nomads.gfdl.noaa.gov/CM2.X/oceangrid.html (or search on "trip
Karl,
I think Sébastien raises some valid questions regarding appropriate
standard names and best form for specifying that the coordinate system
is a tripolar grid.
The projection_x_coordinate and projection_y_coordinate definitions
state " The relationship between the projection coordinates
Dear Jim and Karl,
thank you for your quick answers.
Karl, it seems that the tripolar grid mentioned in the link you sent is defined
in this paper:
Murray, R. J., 1996: Explicit generation of orthogonal grids for ocean models.
Journal of Computational Physics, 126, 251-273
which is cited by t
The IPSL and CNRM cimate models that participated in CMIP5 both used the NEMO
model (ORCA2 and ORCA1 configurations) with tripolar grids. Both provided
output the was CF compliant.
James
On Thu, 30 Mar 2017, Karl Taylor wrote:
Hi Sebastien,
More than one group stored output on a tripolar g
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