I am cutting out boundaries where the original files contain the vertical scale-factors (e3{t,u,v}). I would like these to be retained when processing the data. As these are not in the standard list of variables defined by pybdy, they are not retained. I have circumvented this by adding them to the list in my local copy of pybdy.
I could add this modification to the main code for future use. Though maybe going forward the list should be user defined, via the namelist or ncml? Currently, when you add e3{t,u,v} to the ncml it has not impact.
I am cutting out boundaries where the original files contain the vertical scale-factors (e3{t,u,v}). I would like these to be retained when processing the data. As these are not in the standard list of variables defined by pybdy, they are not retained. I have circumvented this by adding them to the list in my local copy of pybdy.
I could add this modification to the main code for future use. Though maybe going forward the list should be user defined, via the namelist or ncml? Currently, when you add e3{t,u,v} to the ncml it has not impact.