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Ethan Davis wrote:
All the data variables in the FMRC Best Time Series data I'm looking at are shaped like "time*,z,y,x" and such as one would expect. However, all the "coordinates" attributes still include time*_run. The time*_run coordinate variables are still there as well. They just aren't referenced in any of the arrays. Ethan
i decided to leave the run time coordinate in the coordinates attribute, as a way of formally associating it with the data variable, eg: float Precipitable_water(time=8, y=103, x=108); :units = "kg m-2"; :long_name = "Precipitable water @ entire_atmosphere"; :missing_value = -9999.0f; // float :grid_mapping = "Lambert_Conformal"; :coordinates = "time_run time y x "; note that the runtime coordinate uses time as its dimension: double time_run(time=8); :long_name = "run times for coordinate = time"; :standard_name = "forecast_reference_time"; :units = "hours since 2006-09-25T06:00:00Z"; :missing_value = NaN; // double :_CoordinateAxisType = "RunTime";