Overview
I noticed that the --mask input parameter within the hres_ic script is only used to get the extent (min/max latitude and longitude) of the data that is to be replaced from the high-res data to the original initial_condition/boundary_condition file (--file FILE).
However, shouldn't the original initial_condition/boundary_condition file always have the same extent as the mask provided as a --mask argument?
Solution
If this is the case, the --mask input parameter is redundant, and can be removed.
The extent of the replacement should be taken directly from the input file --file, simplifying the scripts.
Overview
I noticed that the
--maskinput parameter within the hres_ic script is only used to get the extent (min/max latitude and longitude) of the data that is to be replaced from the high-res data to the original initial_condition/boundary_condition file (--file FILE).However, shouldn't the original initial_condition/boundary_condition file always have the same extent as the mask provided as a
--maskargument?Solution
If this is the case, the
--maskinput parameter is redundant, and can be removed.The extent of the replacement should be taken directly from the input file
--file, simplifying the scripts.