CPD3 netcdf Configuration

File generation profile configuration

The keys immediately below this are profile names that are selected by the application. For example, aerosol is the commonly used default profile. However, any non-empty name is acceptable and can be used to create customized configurations that can be selected at run time. In general, profile names should be all lower case to preserve case insensitivity. In the paths listed <PROFILE> is used as a placeholder to real profile name (e.g. replace <PROFILE> with aerosol for the default profile).

Attributes at the scope level and not attached to a specific variable

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attribute name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Attribute value

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Always extend defined values of the attribute across times when it was undefined, effectively filling gaps

Always allow merging of values in candidate segments without forcing a file split

Calibration applied to real numbers

A calibration is an array with the coefficients being the array values in ascending power order. All keys are array indices with real number values. For example, #0 is the constant offset while #1 is the slope.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Data conversion type

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Match the processing stage in case sensitive mode

Processing stage name to match

Fragment variable time dimension definitions

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Always remove the dimension (used to force conversion to scalars)

Coordinate variables for the dimension

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attributes attached to the variable

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attribute name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Attribute value

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Always extend defined values of the attribute across times when it was undefined, effectively filling gaps

Always allow merging of values in candidate segments without forcing a file split

Calibration applied to real numbers

A calibration is an array with the coefficients being the array values in ascending power order. All keys are array indices with real number values. For example, #0 is the constant offset while #1 is the slope.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Data conversion type

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Match the processing stage in case sensitive mode

Processing stage name to match

Identifier tags set when the variable exists

Variable name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Time origin of the coordinate variable

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Dimension name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Size below which the dimension is removed or converted to a scalar

Scalar removal operation

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Declare the dimension as unlimited in length

Integer valued fixed index dimensions

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Always remove the dimension (used to force conversion to scalars)

Coordinate variables for the dimension

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attributes attached to the variable

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attribute name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Attribute value

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Always extend defined values of the attribute across times when it was undefined, effectively filling gaps

Always allow merging of values in candidate segments without forcing a file split

Calibration applied to real numbers

A calibration is an array with the coefficients being the array values in ascending power order. All keys are array indices with real number values. For example, #0 is the constant offset while #1 is the slope.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Data conversion type

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Match the processing stage in case sensitive mode

Processing stage name to match

Identifier tags set when the variable exists

Variable name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Dimension name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Size below which the dimension is removed or converted to a scalar

Require defined values in the dimension, rejecting any variable values that resolve to undefined ones

Scalar removal operation

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Declare the dimension as unlimited in length

Real valued fixed index dimensions

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Always remove the dimension (used to force conversion to scalars)

Coordinate variables for the dimension

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attributes attached to the variable

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attribute name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Attribute value

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Always extend defined values of the attribute across times when it was undefined, effectively filling gaps

Always allow merging of values in candidate segments without forcing a file split

Calibration applied to real numbers

A calibration is an array with the coefficients being the array values in ascending power order. All keys are array indices with real number values. For example, #0 is the constant offset while #1 is the slope.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Data conversion type

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Match the processing stage in case sensitive mode

Processing stage name to match

Identifier tags set when the variable exists

Variable name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Dimension name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Size below which the dimension is removed or converted to a scalar

Require defined values in the dimension, rejecting any variable values that resolve to undefined ones

Scalar removal operation

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Declare the dimension as unlimited in length

String valued fixed index dimensions

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Always remove the dimension (used to force conversion to scalars)

Coordinate variables for the dimension

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attributes attached to the variable

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attribute name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Attribute value

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Always extend defined values of the attribute across times when it was undefined, effectively filling gaps

Always allow merging of values in candidate segments without forcing a file split

Calibration applied to real numbers

A calibration is an array with the coefficients being the array values in ascending power order. All keys are array indices with real number values. For example, #0 is the constant offset while #1 is the slope.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Data conversion type

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Match the processing stage in case sensitive mode

Processing stage name to match

Identifier tags set when the variable exists

Variable name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Dimension name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Size below which the dimension is removed or converted to a scalar

Require defined values in the dimension, rejecting any variable values that resolve to undefined ones

Scalar removal operation

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Declare the dimension as unlimited in length

Data time dimension definitions

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Coordinate variables for the dimension

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attributes attached to the variable

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attribute name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Attribute value

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Always extend defined values of the attribute across times when it was undefined, effectively filling gaps

Always allow merging of values in candidate segments without forcing a file split

Calibration applied to real numbers

A calibration is an array with the coefficients being the array values in ascending power order. All keys are array indices with real number values. For example, #0 is the constant offset while #1 is the slope.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Data conversion type

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Match the processing stage in case sensitive mode

Processing stage name to match

Identifier tags set when the variable exists

Variable name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Time origin of the coordinate variable

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Dimension name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Output file name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Fixed fragment variable definitions

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attributes attached to the variable

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attribute name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Attribute value

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Always extend defined values of the attribute across times when it was undefined, effectively filling gaps

Always allow merging of values in candidate segments without forcing a file split

Calibration applied to real numbers

A calibration is an array with the coefficients being the array values in ascending power order. All keys are array indices with real number values. For example, #0 is the constant offset while #1 is the slope.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Data conversion type

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Match the processing stage in case sensitive mode

Processing stage name to match

Identifier tags set when the variable exists

The name (key) of the dimension defined at the same scope or higher as the variable

Variable name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Data type of the variable

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Variable value input configuration

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Always allow fragment merging even if the values of the variable are not equal

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Nested group definitions

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Identifier tags required that prevent the groupd and children from being generated

Identifier tags required for the group and children to be generated

Group name in the output file

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Additional inputs requested from the archive

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Processing chain stages

The keys immediately below this are array indices. These are indexes into an ordered list, with the first element being zero. For example, #0 is the first element of the array. The paths represented here use #0 as a placeholder for all indices.

Data generating component name

The end time to invoke the generator with

s

The end time to invoke the generator with

This is an absolute point in time specified as the number of seconds from the Unix epoch (1970-01-01T00:00:00Z).

Input file name used with the generator

Do not provide times to the input generator

Allow merging of identical processing inputs

Data generating component name

The start time to invoke the generator with

s

The start time to invoke the generator with

This is an absolute point in time specified as the number of seconds from the Unix epoch (1970-01-01T00:00:00Z).

Input station used with the generator

String substitution inputs with the key name being the case insensitive substitution replacement

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

A substitution made available to string values in the file

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Enforce file splitting when the value does not match between segments, splitting may still happen if resulting values disagree because the substitution evaluates to different strings

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Variable set definitions

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attributes attached to the variable

The keys immediately below this are unique names selected by the user. These names can be any non-empty text and are generally used to designate different components to be configured. In the paths listed <IDENTIFIER> is used as a placeholder to real name selected during configuration.

Attribute name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Attribute value

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Always extend defined values of the attribute across times when it was undefined, effectively filling gaps

Always allow merging of values in candidate segments without forcing a file split

Calibration applied to real numbers

A calibration is an array with the coefficients being the array values in ascending power order. All keys are array indices with real number values. For example, #0 is the constant offset while #1 is the slope.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

Data conversion type

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values:

Match the processing stage in case sensitive mode

Processing stage name to match

Input data selection

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Identifier tags set when the variable exists

Additional dimensions of the variable

The keys immediately below this are array indices. These are indexes into an ordered list, with the first element being zero. For example, #0 is the first element of the array. The paths represented here use #0 as a placeholder for all indices.

The name (key) of the dimension defined at the same scope or higher as the variable

Dimension index value extraction levels, the first met is the value used in the dimension

The keys immediately below this are array indices. These are indexes into an ordered list, with the first element being zero. For example, #0 is the first element of the array. The paths represented here use #0 as a placeholder for all indices.

Required matching of the input sequence name from the fanout that the specific value is being evaluated with

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Calibration applied to extracted real valued metadata

A calibration is an array with the coefficients being the array values in ascending power order. All keys are array indices with real number values. For example, #0 is the constant offset while #1 is the slope.

Path to extract values from within the input’s metadata

Do no extract metadata values

Value used for the dimension when the extraction level is matched

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Variable name

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Constant value used when no data derived values are available

The keys below this one have an arbitrary structure. That is, the exact contents are not directly interpreted by the system so they are defined by conventions or subsequent usage.

Value source from the data

A sequence selection is a means of selecting a sequence of values in the data. The specification consists of selections for the various components of the sequence name.

Path applied to values from the data

The name (key) of the dimension defined at the same scope or higher as the variable

Data type of the variable

This is an enumeration value. It accepts a single string (not case sensitive) from a list of possible choices. Possible values: