Dear users,
I was using the version 3.0 of the WPP to create the grib files after a
execution of the WRF meteorological model. Recently, I've changed this
WPP to a new version, in this case 3.2 (WPPV32), but I've found a
serious problem with the name of the variables when I read them with the
Nio tools of python.
For instance, with the version 3.0 the variable for the land cover is
named LAND_GDS3_SFC. When I read this same variable with Nio tools of
python I noticed that the name is different, in this case
LAND_GDS3_SFC_10 and the same for other variables. It's the same name,
but adding _10 at the end of the name of the variable.
I've tried to guess the explanation of this change, but I couldn't find
any answer, so I don't know the reason of this change.
Could you help me? Does anyone know the reason of this change? Is it a
change in the Nio tools?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Marcos
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