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It appears that the data is not loading correctly. This likely has to do with the definition of 'auroral_time' and other Along dimensions.
Load the data. Check out a sweep, which will cover the whole globe instead of just a normal sweep amount.
The netCDFs say a sweep should have an along-track length of 384 for this low-res data, but the dimension is 5760.
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For instrument reference: http://guvitimed.jhuapl.edu/instrument_design
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Note that the problem is not in pysatNASA, rather pysat is artificially adding the 'time' dimension to data that it shouldn't.
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Description
It appears that the data is not loading correctly. This likely has to do with the definition of 'auroral_time' and other Along dimensions.
To Reproduce this bug:
Load the data. Check out a sweep, which will cover the whole globe instead of just a normal sweep amount.
Test configuration
Additional context
The netCDFs say a sweep should have an along-track length of 384 for this low-res data, but the dimension is 5760.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: