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The best practices guide includes the following concerning the unsigned data types:
A new proposed convention is to create a variable attribute _Unsigned = "true" to indicate that integer data should be treated as unsigned.
It seems that it has been added around 2009 but it is not part of the CF conventions as far as I know. I am wondering if it is still expected to be part of a standard (given that NetCDF4 has native unsigned types). If not, should this point be removed from the best practices guide?
These best practices are not necessarily as apply to the CF Conventions, but rather for using netCDF in general. That said, I'll take a look at this, thanks!
The best practices guide includes the following concerning the unsigned data types:
It seems that it has been added around 2009 but it is not part of the CF conventions as far as I know. I am wondering if it is still expected to be part of a standard (given that NetCDF4 has native unsigned types). If not, should this point be removed from the best practices guide?
Related discussions:
Alexander-Barth/NCDatasets.jl/issues/133
Unidata/netcdf4-python/issues/656
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