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Add definition of 'name_strlen' dimension where missing in Appendix H CDL examples #128

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Expand Up @@ -76,6 +76,8 @@ If the time series instances have the same number of elements and the time value
dimensions:
  station = 10 ;  // measurement locations
  time = UNLIMITED ;
 name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
  float humidity(station,time) ;
    humidity:standard_name = "specific humidity" ;
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dimensions:
   station = UNLIMITED ;
   obs = 13 ;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   float lon(station) ;
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dimensions:
   station = 23 ;
   obs = 1234 ;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   float lon(station) ;
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dimensions:
   station = 23 ;
   obs = UNLIMITED ;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   float lon(station) ;
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dimensions:
   obs = 1000 ;
   trajectory = 77 ;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   char trajectory(trajectory, name_strlen) ;
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----
dimensions:
   time = 42;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   char trajectory(name_strlen) ;
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dimensions:
   obs = 3443;
   trajectory = 77 ;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   char trajectory(trajectory, name_strlen) ;
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dimensions:
   obs = UNLIMITED ;
   trajectory = 77 ;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   char trajectory(trajectory, name_strlen) ;
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   station = 22 ;
   profile = 3002 ;
   z = 42 ;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   float lon(station) ;
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dimensions:
   profile = 30 ;
   z = 42 ;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   float lon ;
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----
dimensions:
   obs = UNLIMITED ;
   profile = 1420 ;
   station = 42;
   profiles = 1420 ;
   stations = 42;
name_strlen = 23 ;

variables:
   float lon(station) ;
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