Re: Might you have an example?

Daniel Holloway wrote:

> Hi John,
>
>      I'm working on a specialized server that converts geo- referenced 
> coverages, originating from a WCS, onto a DAP response.   I'm trying 
> to make my responses CF compliant which for simple  georectified 
> coverages seems straightforward.  What I want to be able  to handle is 
> how to represent non-georectified coverages, those that  might require 
> an 2D coordinate axis variable.  In CF this is done  with auxiliary 
> coordinate variables, I think, my question is do you  have any NetCDF 
> examples of how that would be represented, both with  the shape of the 
> variables and any attribution that your current CDM  uses.  From that 
> I could craft what I think the DAP response will  need to be.  If you 
> don't that's fine I thought you might have  something like this lying 
> around as part of your use cases for the CDM.
>
>      Thanks, and no problem if you don't have such a beast...
>
>            Dan

Hi Dan:

Im not sure if i have a good examples for you.

If you go into the individual datasets on the motherlode server 
(http://motherlode.ucar.edu:8080/thredds/) each NCEP model dataset gets 
returned in CF format, either through opendap or as a netcdf file. you 
could have a look at those as examples. Most are on a projection, and 
the lat,lon variables would be 2D, though i dont usually include them.

Im not sure if those will be helpful or not.