Changes between Version 167 and Version 168 of todo

Timestamp:

May 24, 2018 10:28:07 AM (7 years ago)

Author:

gronemeier

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todo

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 ||Discussion   ||Parameter file inconsistencies. Settings for data output are not consistent within the parameter file. For example, 3d/2d/pr output variables are explicitly declared, but timeseries are always the same (confusing for users). Also, differentiation between data_output and data_output_pr is confusing. A possible solution would be to use data_output exclusively and include profiles, e.g. for pt this then would read "pt", "pt_xy", "pt_pr", etc. \\ [[span(style=color: #FF0000, I would leave this as it is. Several quantities only exist as profiles, so it don't make sense to add a _pr to all of them. It should be enough to add (better) hints in the docu. Siggi)]] ||group ||
 ||Discussion   ||Discuss the treatment of package parameters, regarding their appearance in {{{rrd_global}}} and {{{wrd_global}}}. Discuss the general treatment / separation of {{{inipar}}} and {{{d3par}}} parameters. ||Sebastian  ||
-||PALM code    ||~~Revise variable/dimension names and attributes in the NetCDF data input and PIDS input according to the [UC]² data policy~~ Revised PIDS --> V1.9, so far, no renaming of variables in PALM (Matthias is working on a general renaming of netCDF input variables)||[[span(style=color: #008000, Tobias)]]||
+||PALM code    ||~~Revise variable/dimension names and attributes in the NetCDF data input and PIDS input according to the [UC]² data policy~~ Revised PIDS --> V1.9, renamed variables which are already implemented in PALM||[[span(style=color: #008000, Tobias)]]||
 ||PALM code    || Make use of already implemented 'long_name' attribute of variables, i.e. give possibility to assign a long_name for user defined variables ||Tobias  ||
 ||PALM code    || Make proper use of global attributes; especially do not write time average interval in title if there exists a specific attribute ({{{time_avg}}}) for this. [[span(style=color: #FF0000, I think this information in the title is quite helpful for interpreting the plot. If it is omitted in the title, we need to add this information to the plot at some other place. Siggi)]] ||Tobias  ||