Hi Fred:
This is Fengyi. I have successfully integrated your cdb_query program into Andre's WRF pipeline, but there is a problem regarding a specific time step. That is, the reduce operator does not take the first time step of the data file into account. When I do
cdb_query_day1 CMIP5 reduce -O --year="initial year of data file" --month=1 --day=1 --hour=0 --previous --var="any 6hr var"
the program returns no result, when the data file are intact in the local directory, validated and has that time step. If I do --year=2085, --hour=6 --previous, the resulting time variable in the reduced file would be time = 29199.75, 29200.25, Here time=29200 corresponds to --hour=0 time step and is in the data file, but cdb_query had it skipped.
I wonder if this is a known and fixed problem since I am still using version 1.9.9.9.6 of cdb_query. Would you mind instruct me on how to update cdb_query now, and if there are any syntax changes regarding the update? Also please look into this issue.
Hi Fred:
This is Fengyi. I have successfully integrated your cdb_query program into Andre's WRF pipeline, but there is a problem regarding a specific time step. That is, the reduce operator does not take the first time step of the data file into account. When I do
cdb_query_day1 CMIP5 reduce -O --year="initial year of data file" --month=1 --day=1 --hour=0 --previous --var="any 6hr var"
the program returns no result, when the data file are intact in the local directory, validated and has that time step. If I do --year=2085, --hour=6 --previous, the resulting time variable in the reduced file would be time = 29199.75, 29200.25, Here time=29200 corresponds to --hour=0 time step and is in the data file, but cdb_query had it skipped.
I wonder if this is a known and fixed problem since I am still using version 1.9.9.9.6 of cdb_query. Would you mind instruct me on how to update cdb_query now, and if there are any syntax changes regarding the update? Also please look into this issue.