STY: Use mbar and Pa for units of pressure #356
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It should keep my unit software from thinking I measure pressure in picoannum
My unit software thinks the latter is millibarn, a unit of area for atomic scattering. This may help with CF compliance.
My unit software reads "pa" as "picoannum", a unit of time on the order of microseconds, rather than as "pascals", the unit of pressure.
This was referenced Aug 9, 2024
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Can you please resolve the conflicts in the file |
XiaqiongZhou-NOAA
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Description
Fixes #350 by using Pa instead of pa and mbar instead of mb as units of pressure.
This should make the units of pressure generated by this repository machine-readable.
NOAA-EMC/fv3atm#859 makes other units machine-readable
Replaces #355
How Has This Been Tested?
I made similar changes to a version of this repository in global-workflow, which I then compiled and ran. This produced netCDF history files with machine-readable units (specifically the python pint program, though I also checked with UDUnits).
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