Template:NetcdfGlossary: Difference between revisions
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The | The instrument_type assigns a category, hence why it’s preferable to use the form’s drop-down menu to avoid spelling mistakes when generating a comma separated list of these choices: | ||
* Velocity point-measurements | * Velocity point-measurements | ||
* Velocity profilers | * Velocity profilers | ||
* Shear probes | * Shear probes | ||
There's also a glossary_type field that assigns subcategories. It's not accessible through the template but passed using the form. | |||
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Revision as of 16:07, 17 May 2021
This is the "netcdf" or math symbol template. It's easier to use the form.
Alternatively, the template can be called in the following way (recommended for experts only!)
{{NetcdfGlossary
|parameter_name=
|symbol=
|description=
|standard_name=
|units=
|cf-compliant=
|instrument_type=
}}
The instrument_type assigns a category, hence why it’s preferable to use the form’s drop-down menu to avoid spelling mistakes when generating a comma separated list of these choices:
- Velocity point-measurements
- Velocity profilers
- Shear probes
There's also a glossary_type field that assigns subcategories. It's not accessible through the template but passed using the form.
