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Regrid summed variables
See original GitHub issueI want to regrid total lightning flashcounts (TL) generated by WRF-Chem from 12 km to 1 degree. TL is the sum of flashcounts in each 12 km grid.
I’ve tried xesmf with bilinear or conservative method, but both results fails. You can check notebook1 and notebook2.
Do you have any advice of regridding variables like TL?
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Here’s the sample extracted from original wrfout* file.
@JiaweiZhuang How about the unit of
xe.util.cell_area? I can’t find it in the definition of get_area() and area().I see … It’s 4*pi*(1^2) https://github.com/JiaweiZhuang/xESMF/blob/3e4610899c2006451f31db723e40688a0877a37b/xesmf/util.py#L104-L107