Add domains for modes of variability #392
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@lee1043 merging into master for now although we should talk about whether or not these additions should be capitalized, eg., "NAO" instead of "nao" |
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| 'ocean_SHEX' : {'value':0, 'domain':cdutil.region.domain(latitude=(-90.,-30,'ccb'))}, | |||
| 'ocean_TROPICS': {'value':0, 'domain':cdutil.region.domain(latitude=(30.,30,'ccb'))}, | |||
| "ocean" : {'value':0, }, | |||
| # Below is for modes of variability | |||
| "nam" : {'domian':cdutil.region.domain(latitude=(20.,90,'ccb'),longitude=(-180,180,'ccb'))}, | |||
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typos!!!!! Please do not merge without code review!
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@lee1043 @gleckler1 there are typos!!! Please fix and push to master again. Thanks. it should be |
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Domains were added to calculate modes of variability. Worked with @gleckler1