See here dtcenter/MET#2897 for background on the previous issue. At the time that issue was being investigated, @georgemccabe suggested sorting a file listing returned from glob in Python embedding. I think that suggestion got lost after uncovering the bug in MET Python embedding for point observations. This issue is to sort the file list returned from glob in the Python embedding script for point observations from FLUXNET files used to compute TCI.

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