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Re: Strange time axis inconsitencies...
> It depends on your axis definition. Perhaps you need to define it in
> such a way that prevents slipping. E.g.,
>
> define axis/t="16-jan-0001:12":"16-dec-0300:12"/np=3600 .....
Your suggestion works (thanks) but I'm trying to get my Fortran 90 netCDF-gen-
erating code to work. Also, the dataset itself is 700Mb+, so rewriting it
(it's comprised of several variables) is messy and very time-consuming.
Turns out if I make the time axis units "days" instead of "years", it's OK,
that is, the last time sample is mid-December of year 300. I wonder why a
factor of 365.2425 in the time axis index makes such a difference.
--
Gary Strand
strandwg@ucar.edu http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/ccr/strandwg
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