I'm using the sample_data.nc file you provide with the source code for validation but there are some small issues.
The time coordinates (month variable) are not specified in a standard way. For instance this variable does not have a calendar, and the units (Month Number) are not recognized by udunits.
Would it be possible to
- change the units of the month variable to something more conventional such as "months since 1980-01-01"?
- add a calendar attribute such as "standard" to the month variable?
In the run_sample.py you're passing q from the sample_data.nc file without conversion (here). The netcdf attributes in the file suggest that q is specific humidity while the tcpyPI documentation on states that a mixing ratio is required. Should there be a conversion applied?
I'm using the
sample_data.ncfile you provide with the source code for validation but there are some small issues.The time coordinates (month variable) are not specified in a standard way. For instance this variable does not have a calendar, and the units (Month Number) are not recognized by udunits.
Would it be possible to
In the
run_sample.pyyou're passingqfrom thesample_data.ncfile without conversion (here). The netcdf attributes in the file suggest thatqis specific humidity while the tcpyPI documentation on states that a mixing ratio is required. Should there be a conversion applied?