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Re: [ferret_users] Re: Extract time excursion



Hi,

Thanks to you Russel and Ryo for your explanation.
Indeed my confusion was due to an uncorrect axis time defintion.
Solved when you properly set a appropriate calendar.

Thanks again.
Regards
Patrick

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De: "Fiedler, Russell (O&A, Hobart)" <Russell.Fiedler@xxxxxxxx>
À: "ferret users" <ferret_users@xxxxxxxx>
Envoyé: Mardi 19 Janvier 2021 07:44:28
Objet: [ferret_users] Re: Extract time excursion


Hi Patrick,

The problem here is the conflict between a regular year axis and the irregular gregorian calendar which only repeats every 400 years.

yes? define axis/t=1998:2009:1/units=years/t0=01-JAN-0000 tyear

yes? sho axis tyear
 name       axis              # pts   start                end
 TYEAR     TIME                12 r   31-DEC-1997 12:21    31-DEC-2008 04:22
T0 = 01-JAN-0000
   Axis span (to cell edges) = 12

! Show 400 year cycle

yes? define axis/t=1600:2000:1/units=years/t0=01-JAN-0000 tyear
Replacing definition of axis TYEAR
yes? sho axis tyear
 name       axis              # pts   start                end
 TYEAR     TIME               401 r   01-JAN-1600 00:00    01-JAN-2000 00:00
T0 = 01-JAN-0000
   Axis span (to cell edges) = 401





In your first example there is no calendar implied. In the second a standard/gregorian calendar is assumed. If you had the /CAL=NOLEAP qualifier in your axis definition
all would be good.


yes? say `a,return=calendar`
 !-> MESSAGE/CONTINUE GREGORIAN



yes?  define axis/t=1998:2009:1/units=years/t0=01-JAN-0000/cal=noleap tyear
Replacing definition of axis TYEAR
yes? sho axis tyear
 name       axis              # pts   start                end
 TYEAR     TIME                12 r   01-JAN-1998 00:00    01-JAN-2009 00:00
T0 = 01-JAN-0000
CALENDAR = NOLEAP
   Axis span (to cell edges) = 12


Ah, I just saw that Ryo replied with something similar.

Cheers,
Russ

From: owner-ferret_users@xxxxxxxx <owner-ferret_users@xxxxxxxx> on behalf of Patrick Brockmann <patrick.brockmann@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, 19 January 2021 8:03 AM
To: ferret users <ferret_users@xxxxxxxx>
Subject: [ferret_users] Extract time excursion
 
Hi ferreters,

I would like to extract at ISO 8601 format 
start date and end date of a netcdf file.

Here are simplified lines that illustrate a problem of precision.

yes? define axis/t=1998:2009:1/units=years tyear
yes? let a=t[gt=tyear]
yes? say `a, return=tstart`                      
!-> MESSAGE/CONTINUE 1998
1998

---> ok

yes? define axis/t=1998:2009:1/units=years/t0=01-JAN-0000 tyear
yes? let a=t[gt=tyear]                                          
yes? say `a, return=tstart`                                     
!-> MESSAGE/CONTINUE 1997-12-31 12:21:36
1997-12-31 12:21:36

---> why this 1997-12-31 ???

Attached a netcdf file where the problem exists.
yes? use toto.nc
yes? let a=t[gt=var]
yes? say `a, return=tstart`
!-> MESSAGE/CONTINUE 31-DEC-1949 21:00:00
31-DEC-1949 21:00:00

PS: tested with last 7.6 release

Regards
Patrick

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Data Analytics and Visualization Engineer / Project Manager
LSCE/IPSL, CEA-CNRS-UVSQ laboratory
LSCE - Climate and Environment Sciences Laboratory
IPSL - Institut Pierre Simon Laplace
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