nco/nco: Sleeping Dolphins
Charlie Zender; hmb1; Daniel L. Wang; wenshanw; JeromeMao; Bas Couwenberg; dywei; Sahil Katrekar; Filipe; Isuru Fernando; Rostislav Kouznetsov; Jim Edwards; drf5n; Xylar Asay-Davis; Ezequiel Cimadevilla; Andrew Nolan; ColemanTom; Dave Allured; Hugo Oliveira; Lionel GUEZ; Orion Poplawski; Walter Hannah; Jan Hegewald; Kyle Gerheiser;
nco/nco: Sleeping Dolphins
Version 5.3.7 contains significant new features and fixes. ncremap support for MOAB-TempestRemap (mbtempest) has been refactored to optimize parallel weight generation and support new algorithms. ncclimo now supports "flexible-months", so input datsets can begin in an month, not just January. Additionally, ncclimo understands all consectutive 2-month pairs and 3-month trios as valid seasons. Other improvements include support for the l2d packing policy suggested for CMIP7, and for the NetCDF Expansion Pack v.1.5+ API, ncks fixes JSON-format output regressions, and ncclimo fixes automatic name generation fixes two corner case bugs.
- Intel (United States) United States
- Argonne National Laboratory United States
- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory United States
- Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique France
- Technische Universität Braunschweig Germany
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