Open dblodgett-usgs opened 7 years ago
For the loca example, why are the second-level ncmls (e.g. loca_future_daily.ncml
) only divided based on future/historical? And what would be the equivalent for the Puerto Rico data, since there is the additional spatial domain dimension?
LOCA is national and only includes 1 resolution. So the only two unique spatio-temporal domains are a historical and future. In this case, we have 3 spatial domains, and 2 temporal domains. Right? I don't remember exactly.
The attached file contains the files listed using:
files <- list.files(recursive=TRUE, include.dirs=TRUE)
We need to create join existing aggregations for each of these datasets.
Let's look at the folder structure together and plan out what this will look like.
We should be able to follow a pattern similar to here: https://internal.cida.usgs.gov/stash/projects/GDP/repos/thredds-config/browse/mnt_thredds_optimized/loca/loca_template_join.ncml https://internal.cida.usgs.gov/stash/projects/GDP/repos/thredds-config/browse/mnt_thredds_optimized/loca/loca_union_script.R
listFiles.rds.zip