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Remove forced unit conversion in read_json_mean_clim.py #1137

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Remove forced unit conversion in read_json_mean_clim.py #1137

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13 changes: 12 additions & 1 deletion pcmdi_metrics/graphics/share/read_json_mean_clim.py
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Expand Up @@ -44,7 +44,18 @@ def read_mean_clim_json_files(
dict_temp = json.load(fj) # e.g., load contents of precipitation json file
var = dict_temp["Variable"]["id"] # e.g., 'pr'
if "level" in list(dict_temp["Variable"].keys()):
var += "-" + str(int(dict_temp["Variable"]["level"] / 100.0)) # Pa to hPa
# defaul PCMDI prefers name convention for pressulre level variables with "name"-"pressure(hPa)"
# e.g. ua-200, zg-500 etc. In case the user used a pressure in Pa rather than hPa, we add a check
# with warning message and convert unit to hPa to be consistent with the default PCMDI setup
level = int(dict_temp["Variable"]["level"])
if level > 1100:
print(
"Warning: level = {}hPa in data, I guess this should be Pa".format(
level
)
)
level = int(level / 100.0)
var += "-" + str(level) # always hPa
results_dict[var] = dict_temp
unit = extract_unit(var, results_dict[var])
if unit is not None:
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