n I shall drop my objections. I just note that
> >the proposal description for land_surface_skin_temperature states that the
> >distinction is not very important.
> >
> >Best wishes :-),
> >
> > Philip
> >
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Philip, to be clear, are you saying one should, or should not, compare values
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> Dear Philip,
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> My take is that the land_surface_skin_temperature and the
> surface_temperature are likely very close in value, si
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Dear Jonathan
The new proposal looks fine to me. Thanks. I see that you d
awrence Livermore National Lab.
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Dear Jonathan Gregory,
I am getting back to this reply after a long time - sorry, I was
pulled in a few different directions lately. Hopefully, it is
possible to bring
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Dear all
I agree with Karl than in CF standard names "land" means "non-sea", whereas
sea-ice is part of sea. Hence I would support adding land_surface_skin_
temperature, for use by applications which classify locations as land or sea.
However I also agree with Evan that one can approach this more
Let's pull in some existing surface temperature fields from the
standard name table.
surface_temperature
alias: surface_temperature_where_land
alias: surface_temperature_where_open_sea
alias: surface_temperature_where_snow
The surface called "surface" means the lower boundary of the
atmosphere. Th
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