Re: [thredds] Plus sign and global attributes.

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On 4/11/2014 9:54 AM, Phil Cogbill (NOAA Affiliate) wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> This is great news and I appreciate the heads up.  The only suggestion I
> would make is to keep it as the word "plus" in place of "and" because
> there is the small possibility that "and" may not make sense in some
> cases.  I have had success with changing it using the name that it gets
> turned into with "two_depths_below_surface" and greatly appreciate your
> help with that work around.
>
> Thanks for the update!
>
> Phil
>
>
>
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> On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 11:44 AM, John Caron <address@hidden
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>
>     Hi Phil:
>
>     I will automatically remove any "+" and replace with "and" in any
>     GRIB names. This will be in latest 4.5.0. That should obviate any
>     need for ncml.
>
>     John
>
>
>     On 3/19/2014 1:29 PM, Phil Cogbill (NOAA Affiliate) wrote:
>
>         Hey John,
>
>         Sorry for the delay.  We had an issue with one of our main disk
>         systems
>         that required most of my time today and yesterday... I've had
>         this draft
>         going in between different delays. The name does get changed to
>
>         
> "Volumetric_soil_moisture___frozen_%2b_liquid_layer___between_two_depths_below___surface_layer"
>         without any NcML.  With NcML it gets turned into both
>         
> "Volumetric_soil_moisture___frozen_%2b_liquid_layer___between_two_depths_below___surface_layer"
>         _and_
>         
> "Volumetric_soil_moisture___frozen_and_liquid_layer___between_two_depths_below___surface_layer".
>           I have attached a .zip file that has screen shots of the
>         different parts of the OPeNDAP form.
>
>
>         *Files in the attached .zip file:*
>         *
>         *
>         *Plus - XML - service.txt* - Text file with the services for the
>         dataset.
>         *Plus - XML (no NcML) - datasetScan.txt* - Text file with the
>         <datasetScan> and no NcML
>         *Plus - XML (NcML Added) - datasetScan.txt* - Text file of the
>
>         datasetScan with NcML added to fix the "+" in the name
>         *Plus - OPeNDAP Form (no NcML) Global Attributes.00.png* - Image
>         with
>
>         global attributes from datasetScan without NcML.
>         *Plus - OPeNDAP Form (no NcML) - Variable Listing.00.png* -
>         Image with
>         variable listing without NcML
>         *Plus - OPeNDAP Form (NcML added) Global Attributes.00.png* -
>         Image with
>
>         global attributes from datasetScan with NcML
>         *Plus - OPeNDAP Form (NcML Added) - Variable Listing.00.png* -
>         Image of
>
>         first variable with NcML added (same OPeNDAP form)
>         *Plus - OPeNDAP Form (NcML Added) - Variable Listing.01.png* -
>         Image of
>
>         variable with NcML listed a second time (same OPeNDAP form)
>
>         If there is anything else, please let me know.  This is a
>         dataset that
>         has a featureCollection as well. Here is the text from that...
>
>             <!-- NARR-A - PoR Feature Collection Aggregation
>         ========================= -->
>             <featureCollection name="NARR-A - Feature Collection"
>               path="gribFC/NARR-A-FC"
>               harvest="true"
>               featureType="GRIB" >
>
>               <metadata inherited="true">
>
>                 <serviceName>ALL</serviceName>
>
>                 <dataFormat>GRIB-1</__dataFormat>
>
>                 <documentation type="summary">
>                   North American Regional Reanalysis (NARR) is an
>         extension of
>         the NCEP
>                   Global Reanalysis run only over the North American
>         Region. The NARR
>                   model uses the very high resolution NCEP Eta Model
>         (32km/45
>         layer) with
>                   the Regional Data Assimilation System (RDAS) which,
>         significantly,
>                   assimilates precipitation along with other variables.
>                 </documentation>
>
>                 <documentation type="rights">
>
>                 </documentation>
>
>               </metadata>
>
>               <collection name="NARR_A_FC"
>
>         
> spec="/global/nomads/dataset/__narr/**/narr-a_221_........_..__00_000\.grb$"
>                 timePartition="1 year"
>                 dateFormatMark="#narr-a_221_#__yyyyMMdd_HHmm" />
>
>               <tdm startup="true" trigger="allow" />
>
>               <gribConfig datasetTypes="Best Files" />
>
>             </featureCollection>
>
>         This comes right after the service in the *Plus - XML - service.txt
>         *file.  It too has the same issue with the plus as the other
>
>         datasetScans have.  Please let me know if there is anything else
>         I can
>         supply you from my end.  I wish there was an easy way to get you
>         to view
>         this service from your place.  :-(  Again, I am very sorry for the
>         delayed response, but our disk systems decided to go on vacation
>         without
>         me.
>
>         Thanks John!!!
>
>
>
>
>         Phil Cogbill (Government Contractor)
>         Senior Architect, STG, Inc.
>         NOAA's National Climatic Data Center
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>
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>
>         On Mon, Mar 17, 2014 at 6:46 PM, John Caron
>         <address@hidden <mailto:address@hidden>
>         <mailto:address@hidden
>         <mailto:address@hidden>__>> wrote:
>
>
>
>              On 3/17/2014 12:58 PM, Phil Cogbill (NOAA Affiliate) wrote:
>
>                       ​​
>                       2. assuming
>         "Volumetric_soil_moisture_______frozen_+_liquid"
>
>                  really
>                       exists in the datase, i think*
>                       *
>
>                       <variable
>         name="Volumetric_soil_______moisture_frozen_and_liquid"
>
>         orgName="Volumetric_soil_______moisture_frozen_+_liquid" />
>
>
>                       *
>                       *should have worked. Check you are looking at the
>         variable
>                  name, not
>                       the description.*
>
>
>              Im guessing that the real name is something like:
>
>
>
>         
> "Volumetric_soil_moisture_____frozen_+_liquid_layer_between_____two_depths_below_surface_____layer"
>
>              no longer
>
>                 "Volumetric_soil_moisture_____frozen_+_liquid"
>
>
>              as it was in 4.2.
>
>              can you double check?