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  1. ne30np4_091226_pentagons.nc  (1 degree CAM-SE grid)

  2. ne120np4_pentagons_100310.nc  (1/4 degree CAM-SE grid)

  3. 129x256_SCRIP.130510.nc*    Similar to T85, but equally spaced (1.4 degrees) points in both latitude/longitude, including points at both poles.  
  4. 256x512_SCRIP.130510.nc*    Equi-angle lat/lon grid (.70 degrees)
  5. 801x1600_SCRIP.130510.nc*   Equi-angle lat/lon grid (0.225 degrees)

NOTE: Grid Files in the ACME inputdata contain a suffix giving their creation date, usually of the form YYMMDD.  Grid files indicated by "*" (with generation date 2013-05-10) contain flaws and will be replaced ~20150901. For more information on the new grids and mapfiles, visit Why and how to migrate to updated grids and mapfiles and/or contact Charlie Zender.

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NOTE: map-files ending in "*" generated on 2015-04-18 contain flaws and will be replaced ~20150901. For more information on the new grids and mapfiles, visit Why and how to migrate to updated grids and mapfiles and/or contact Charlie Zender.

Regridding using UV-CDAT:

see: ACME regridder instructions/wiki/spaces/WORKFLOW/pages/12419798

Regridding using NCO:

see http://nco.sourceforge.net/nco.html#regrid

Note that appropriately modern versions of NCO are available on Rhea, Pileus, Cooley, and Edison. Look at https://github.com/ACME-Climate/PreAndPostProcessingScripts/blob/master/generate_climatologies/climo_nco.sh (near line ~70) for locations of nco executables on these machines.

Regridding using NCL:

NCL is Regridding using NCL refers to using a NCL script extracted from the AMWG diagnostics package and further tweaked into a general regridder by Mark Taylor.  This ACME NCL-script is much slower than either of the above regridders and its metadata is worse, so we don't recommend its use. However, we did create a confluence page documenting how to use it so I'm including it here for posterity: /wiki/spaces/WORKFLOW/pages/16253082... But in general, don't use this code!