john caron wrote:
Jonathan Blower wrote:
4) Finally on practical note: I seem to remember that someone has
implemented the 360-day calendar using the Java library joda-time? Is
this code available for re-use?
roland schweitzer has extended joda for 360 day calendar. I am
planning to use jod
Jonathan Blower wrote:
4) Finally on practical note: I seem to remember that someone has
implemented the 360-day calendar using the Java library joda-time? Is
this code available for re-use?
roland schweitzer has extended joda for 360 day calendar. I am planning
to use joda time or its JSR s
Hi Jon
4) Finally on practical note: I seem to remember that someone has
implemented the 360-day calendar using the Java library joda-time? Is
this code available for re-use?
I don't know about joda-time, but there is a python implementation in
the CDMS cdtime module:
http://esg.llnl.gov/
Hi Jon
> 1) In this system, how long is a day in milliseconds? Is it the normal
> 24*60*60*1000?
Yes.
> Or is it somehow scaled so that a year of 360 days has
> the same number of milliseconds as an "average" Gregorian year?
No.
> 2) Is there any way of translating (even roughly) between 360-d
Hi all,
I'm trying to understand how to handle some climate data with a 360-day
calendar. As I understand it
(http://cf-pcmdi.llnl.gov/documents/cf-conventions/1.4/cf-conventions.ht
ml#calendar), this calendar uses 12-month years with exactly 30 days
each. I have a few questions:
1) In this sys
