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Example #14
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Hej @larsbarring, this is our CF example issue. |
As far as I can see there is just one small issue only in the first example : |
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@larsbarring, please feel free to edit the summary at the top as you see fit! |
@zklaus, so done. Now it is in your hands to take the next step. |
This example has been integrated into cf-convention/vocabularies#19. Discussions will continue there. |
Example 1: Only percentile threshold
This example aims to be as close to CF Conventions 1.9, Example 7.12 as possible, while still introducing the concept of percentile threshold.
It differs in the following ways:
n2
(spell length) has been removed for simplification...._below_...
to..._above_...
to follow this issue.Example 2: Only percentile threshold, timeseries
This example follows on the heels of Example 1. The only change is that here we are talking about a longer timeseries, where we are giving the number of days above a threshold per year for several years running.
Example 3: Percentile and numerical threshold
The following example contains data that has been computed for a threshold derived from the percentile of a climatology.
n1
contains the number of days per year above that threshold. Note that thetime
coordinate is a dimensional coordinate and not climatological.percentile_threshold
is the scalar that gives the percentile that underpins the threshold.threshold
is the field of thresholds over space andreference_time
, meaning essentially day-of-year, but seereference_time
below for details.reference_time
gives the reference period that was used for the calculation of the threshold from the percentile. In this case, it is derived from a 5 day window centered on the each day of year over a 30 year climatology.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: