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I am trying to run a simulation in OceanDrift, where one of the inputs is a netcdf file containing x and y sea water velocity info. Upon checking the output .nc file I have found, that the velocities at the specified seeding location do not match the ones in the reader at all. In fact they differ by 2 orders of magnitude, thus I am guessing it is not a result of interpolation. Furthermore I have found, that the values in the output match reader values at a completely different location, as if there was some sort of shift in the reader.
Bellow I am providing the current file for the reader and a condensed working example to show the issue.
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Hi.
I am trying to run a simulation in OceanDrift, where one of the inputs is a netcdf file containing x and y sea water velocity info. Upon checking the output .nc file I have found, that the velocities at the specified seeding location do not match the ones in the reader at all. In fact they differ by 2 orders of magnitude, thus I am guessing it is not a result of interpolation. Furthermore I have found, that the values in the output match reader values at a completely different location, as if there was some sort of shift in the reader.
Bellow I am providing the current file for the reader and a condensed working example to show the issue.
This is the link to the current file that OceanDrift reads: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O4_U9SE48injbRvZDvUUE1S-MjgIeIgs/view?usp=sharing
This is the link to a working example of the problem: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Qx1Y0k-QeaOvXgO5TQ-3DExfHhC7W2Te/view?usp=sharing
Any insight would be much appreciated. Thank you!
Best regards,
Crtomir Perharic
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