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Found by @pochedls at xCDAT/xcdat#166 (comment).
The NAFM region in monsoon_wang driver is for North African Monsoon, 310E to 60E (as in below figure).
NAFM
North African Monsoon
(image from here)
However, with region defined as longitude=(310, 60), the area considered is from 60E to 310E (mirrored, as in below figure).
longitude=(310, 60)
import cdms2 import vcs f = cdms2.open('CanCM4_NAFM_wang-monsoon.nc') d = f('variable_993') x = vcs.init() x.png('NAFM.png')
In the PMP's driver for the Monsoon Wang metric, it opens model file with regular cdms2 open, as f = cdms2.open(modelFile).
f = cdms2.open(modelFile)
@gleckler1 Could you point the reference paper for the Monsoon Wang index? And any idea for quick fix?
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@lee1043 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dynatmoce.2007.05.002
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Found by @pochedls at xCDAT/xcdat#166 (comment).
The
NAFM
region in monsoon_wang driver is forNorth African Monsoon
, 310E to 60E (as in below figure).However, with region defined as
longitude=(310, 60)
, the area considered is from 60E to 310E (mirrored, as in below figure).In the PMP's driver for the Monsoon Wang metric, it opens model file with regular cdms2 open, as
f = cdms2.open(modelFile)
.@gleckler1 Could you point the reference paper for the Monsoon Wang index? And any idea for quick fix?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: