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cdms fails to load data on a specific level #446
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@gleckler1 I guess this might be the reason why I was not able to run the PMP's mean climate for variables on a specific pressure level, and another motivation to convert the PMP to use xCDAT. |
@lee1043 try this: d = f('ua', level=(85000,85000)) |
I found below works, instead d = f('ua', level=(85000+1,85000-1)) |
I noticed this problem was not happening in my other conda env that has python 3.9 and numpy 1.21.3, not sure if this is the cause or not. Below is the conda list info for the working env.
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Describe the bug
Leaving this note for a record for those who may experience the similar problem. When opening a 3-dimensional variable that has plev as one of coordinates (such as ua, va, ta), it used to be possible to load the variable from one specific level (e.g., ua on 850 hPa). However, it looks like this capability has been broken, I think.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
Load variable at 850 hPa
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** Workaround **
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Environment Information
`conda info`
`conda config --show-sources`
`conda list --show-channel-urls`
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