Open lidiabressan opened 2 months ago
ciao !
I noticed a query failed because the level (same value) was written differently :
67c67 < 18 indicatorOfUnitOfTimeRange = 1 [Hour (grib2/tables/15/4.4.table) ] --- > 18 indicatorOfUnitOfTimeRange = 0 [Minute (grib2/tables/15/4.4.table) ] 70c70 < 24 scaleFactorOfFirstFixedSurface = 3 --- > 24 scaleFactorOfFirstFixedSurface = 0 73,74c73,74 < 30 scaleFactorOfSecondFixedSurface = 3 < 31-34 scaledValueOfSecondFixedSurface = 10 --- > 30 scaleFactorOfSecondFixedSurface = 2 > 31-34 scaledValueOfSecondFixedSurface = 1
diff of arki-scan --dump --annotate grib:
4c4 < Level: GRIB2D(106, 003, 0000000000, 106, 003, 0000000010) # sfc Depth below land surface (m) 3 0 sfc Depth below land surface (m) 3 10 --- > Level: GRIB2D(106, 000, 0000000000, 106, 002, 0000000001) # sfc Depth below land surface (m) 0 0 sfc Depth below land surface (m) 2 1
instead of listing all the possible options ( (3,0 or 0,0) or (3,10 or 1,2) ), could it be possible for arkimet to recognize that it is the same value ?
thanks ciao
Lidia
The same happens with time and timeranges in grib2, with different units. a simpler solution could be adding all units combinations to the alias?
ciao !
I noticed a query failed because the level (same value) was written differently :
diff of arki-scan --dump --annotate grib:
instead of listing all the possible options ( (3,0 or 0,0) or (3,10 or 1,2) ), could it be possible for arkimet to recognize that it is the same value ?
thanks ciao
Lidia