MUST have axis lon with tick values [-180,180] (WGS84)
MUST have axis lat with tick values [-90,90] (WGS84)
MAY have other axis (Time, altitude, ...)
There is no additional data being stored compared to a Raster or YAXArray{2}. Thus, let's remove that type and check on construction of the cell cube:
function CellCube(raster::AbstractDimArray; lon_name::Union{Nothing, String}=nothing, lat_name{Nothing, String}=nothing)
if isnothing(lat_name)
# search for common axis name e.g. YAXArrays.findAxis()
end
end
end
In addition, there is no need for DimensionalData.@dim, e.g. define specific dimensions for Q2DI axes. This info will be also lost during loading the dataset from disk.
A GeoCube is just raster data complying to:
There is no additional data being stored compared to a Raster or YAXArray{2}. Thus, let's remove that type and check on construction of the cell cube:
In addition, there is no need for
DimensionalData.@dim, e.g. define specific dimensions for Q2DI axes. This info will be also lost during loading the dataset from disk.