WMO Multimodel | Change in the dimension's names

Hell @fbeninca

I found something strange when I was working with the WMO multimodel products. From 20220127 to now, there is a change in the dimension and variable's name for longitude and latitude. See the screenshot after these lines. Why is this the reason for this change? Because, now I need to adapt my evaluation scripts...

Thanks

Sara

FYI: @cmeikle

sbasart@bscearth000:/esarchive/scratch/sbasart/sdswas/inputs/median/archive> ncdump -h 20220127_3H_MEDIAN.nc
netcdf \20220127_3H_MEDIAN {
dimensions:
        lon = 171 ;
        lat = 131 ;
        time = 21 ;
variables:
        float SCONC_DUST(time, lat, lon) ;
                SCONC_DUST:units = "kg/m^3" ;
                SCONC_DUST:missing_value = -999.f ;
        float OD550_DUST(time, lat, lon) ;
                OD550_DUST:units = "-" ;
                OD550_DUST:missing_value = -999.f ;
        float lon(lon) ;
                lon:units = "degrees_east" ;
        float lat(lat) ;
                lat:units = "degrees_north" ;
        float time(time) ;
                time:units = "hours since 2022-01-27 00:00:00.0" ;

// global attributes:
                :_NCProperties = "version=2,netcdf=4.7.0,hdf5=1.10.5," ;
}

sbasart@bscearth000:/esarchive/scratch/sbasart/sdswas/inputs/median/archive> ncdump -h 20220117_3H_MEDIAN.nc
netcdf \20220117_3H_MEDIAN {
dimensions:
        longitude = 171 ;
        latitude = 131 ;
        time = 21 ;
variables:
        float SCONC_DUST(time, latitude, longitude) ;
                SCONC_DUST:units = "kg/m^3" ;
                SCONC_DUST:missing_value = 9.96921e+36f ;
        float OD550_DUST(time, latitude, longitude) ;
                OD550_DUST:units = "-" ;
                OD550_DUST:missing_value = 9.96921e+36f ;
        float longitude(longitude) ;
                longitude:units = "degrees_east" ;
        float latitude(latitude) ;
                latitude:units = "degrees_north" ;
        float time(time) ;
                time:units = "hours since 2022-01-17 00:00:00.0" ;