HI All:
We are having again having a problem that arose a couple of months ago with
aggregating our grub files using <featureCollection type="GRIB">. The problem
arises because we get the following error when trying to access the aggregation:
> Error {
> code = 500;
> message = "Variable name (pres_msl) must be unique within Group ";
> };
and this problem is caused by the following (thanks Ethan et al. for figuring
this out):
>
> it looks like the files are using two different versions of the same grib
> table. In the wgrib output for some files says:
> ...
> center 58 subcenter 0 process 58 Table 2 scan: WE:SN winds(N/S)
> ...
>
> but for some others:
> ...
> center 58 subcenter 0 process 58 Table 3 scan: WE:SN winds(N/S)
Now my question has to do with how your grib reader works, how that interacts
with featureCollection, and how ncml files are viewed. What if for each file I
created an ncml file that created a new variable that is basically the same one
in the grib file, but because it is "new" it wouldn't be seen as different .
Now my question is how would the resulting virtual file be viewed by TDS.
Would it still be seen as a "grib" file and therefore aggregated using
featureCollection, or is it now viewed as a netcdf file and aggregated using a
aggregation scan, or will this not work at all?
We are supplied the files, and unfortunately don't have a good capability to
rewrite the grib files, so are looking for a workaround.
Thanks,
-Roy
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