As a developers, we need to have a clear way of recording that the contents of a file is a "daytime maximum", so that this can be differentiated from other files.
For calculating a daytime maximum screen temperature, it is necessary to take files over a period e.g. 09Z to 21Z and calculate the maximum. Currently the only knowledge that a daytime maximum has been calculated is within the filename, for example:
temperature_at_screen_level_daytime_max / (K) (time: 1; percentile: 1; index: 121)
Dimension coordinates:
time x - -
percentile - x -
index - - x
Auxiliary coordinates:
forecast_period x - -
altitude - - x
latitude - - x
longitude - - x
Scalar coordinates:
forecast_reference_time: 2017-10-13 04:00:00
height: 1.5 m
Cell methods:
weighted_mean: model
The fact that a maximum has been calculated is typically recorded in the cell method. However, it is not clear how to specify the time period over which the maximum has been calculated.
As a developers, we need to have a clear way of recording that the contents of a file is a "daytime maximum", so that this can be differentiated from other files.
For calculating a daytime maximum screen temperature, it is necessary to take files over a period e.g. 09Z to 21Z and calculate the maximum. Currently the only knowledge that a daytime maximum has been calculated is within the filename, for example:
The fact that a maximum has been calculated is typically recorded in the cell method. However, it is not clear how to specify the time period over which the maximum has been calculated.