WSTARBAR is upward velocity #5060
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Happy to forward relevant email thread to whoever reviews this. |
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Thanks @trexfeathers! |
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Thanks for sourcing some wisdom @rcomer, as software developers (not scientists) we rely on this sort of help! |
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STASH diagnostic 30311 is listed in the UM STASHmaster metadata file as "RESIDUAL MN MERID. CIRC. WSTARBAR". I have checked with Steve Hardiman (who originally implemented these diagnostics in the UM) and Martin Andrews (who has used these diagnostics a lot more than I have) and they agree that this should map to "upward" rather than "northward" in Iris.
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