murphysj
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8 years ago God forbid have just one name!
On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 4:02 AM, Charlotte notifications@github.com wrote:
Many of the CMIP6 experiments are known by more than one name, there's the name that the MIP teams used, the name in the data request, and the name that Karl Taylor has created for the drs. The CIM2 experiment documents have three kinds of name: name (I've used the convention MIPNAME#.#) long_name (to be the same as Karl's experiment title) canonical_name (same as Karl's experiment_id)
I would like to propose an additional identifier: other_names The other_names parameter would have a zero to many multiplicity and would be used to record the names that experiments have also been known as. I'll add them to my spreadsheets as a comma separated list.
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Many of the CMIP6 experiments are known by more than one name, there's the name that the MIP teams used, the name in the data request, and the name that Karl Taylor has created for the drs. The CIM2 experiment documents have three kinds of name: name (I've used the convention MIPNAME#.#) long_name (to be the same as Karl's experiment title) canonical_name (same as Karl's experiment_id)
I would like to propose an additional identifier: other_names The other_names parameter would have a zero to many multiplicity and would be used to record the names that experiments have also been known as. I'll add them to my spreadsheets as a comma separated list.