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We calculate sediment flux, qs, but we provide no options for saving this output.
qs
We should add options to save the figures and grids for this variable.
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yep, I agree.
I think an overhaul of the netCDF file, in general, is needed.
For example, I think we should save boundary conditions, too. This relates to things we've discussed elsewhere (but I can't find at the moment).
Thanks for bringing this to the front with an issue. I'm going to tackle this soon.
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Here is an example of the structure we landed on in some old discussion on a slack thread.
output.ext | elevation: | | data: t-x-y array | | meta: t-value array, keys linking to main meta... | velocity: t-x-y array | | data: t-x-y array | | meta: t-value array, keys linking to main meta... | meta: a main metadata set, with some keys linking whatever, maybe containing grid coords?
I'll use this as a starting point for reworking the netcdf file.
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We calculate sediment flux,
qs
, but we provide no options for saving this output.We should add options to save the figures and grids for this variable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: