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Copy file name to clipboardExpand all lines: GRIB2_CodeFlag_4_2_10_4_CodeTable_en.csv
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",50,,Sea water column integrated practical salinity,,,g kg-1 m,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",51,,Sea water column integrated salinity,,,kg kg-1 m,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",52,,Mixed layer depth,,,m,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",53,,Normal component of water velocity,(see Note 3),253a,m s-1,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",54,,Tangential component of water velocity,(see Note 3),253a,m s-1,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",53,,Normal component of water velocity,(see Note 3),163,m s-1,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",54,,Tangential component of water velocity,(see Note 3),163,m s-1,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",55-191,,Reserved,,,,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",192-254,,Reserved for local use,,,,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 10 - Oceanographic products, parameter category 4: subsurface properties",255,,Missing,,,,Operational
Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 2 - Land surface products, parameter category 7: thermodynamic properties",0,,Heat net flux,(see Note),251a,W m-2,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 2 - Land surface products, parameter category 7: thermodynamic properties",0,,Heat net flux,(see Note),156,W m-2,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 2 - Land surface products, parameter category 7: thermodynamic properties",1,,Latent heat net flux,,,W m-2,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 2 - Land surface products, parameter category 7: thermodynamic properties",2,,Sensible heat net flux,,,W m-2,Operational
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Parameter number by product discipline and parameter category,"Product discipline 2 - Land surface products, parameter category 7: thermodynamic properties",3-191,,Reserved,,,,Operational
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153,"The option quantile needs two additional arguments: 1) The total number of quantiles and 2) the quantile value."
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154,"These parameters are intended to be used with templates 4.121 and 4.122 in which the spatiotemporal criteria is encoded used to get a categorical yes/no per grid point of each ensemble member."
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155,"Scale Factor of Lower Limit, Scaled Value of Lower Limit, Scale Factor of Upper Limit and Scaled Value of Upper Limit must be set to missing. This entry is intended for, but not limited to, entries 5 to 7 in Code table 4.2 discipline 0 category 191."
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251a,Heat net flux is the sum of latent heat net flux and sensible heat net flux.
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249a,Data for demonstrational purposes only.
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249b,Forecast from Machine Learning (ML) model.
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249c,"Combination of different forecast products to produce a smooth, continuous forecast by applying weights to each individual prediction system which depend on the lead time and forecast skill (for example, seamless prediction using nowcasting to short-range to medium-range)."
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249d,Ensemble members are initialised from different initial condition.
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249e,"Model physics are perturbed (for example, with methods like SPPT, SPP and SKEB."
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249f,Combination of 7 and 8.
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248a,"Ben Bouallègue, Z. (2021). On the verification of the crossing-point forecast. Tellus A: Dynamic Meteorology and Oceanography, 73(1), 1–10. [https://doi.org/10.1080/16000870.2021.1913007]"
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253a,In relation to local coordinate axes at a (grid) cell edge.
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247a,"When using entry 10, the lower limit is used to encode the quantile q (must be an integer between 0 and Q) while the upper limit is used to encode the total number of quantiles Q. This defines the probability of the parameter falling within quantile q. For instance, to encode the probability of falling within the 10th percentile, then q=10 and Q=100; to encode the probability of falling within the 1st tercile, then q=1 and Q=3."
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156,Heat net flux is the sum of latent heat net flux and sensible heat net flux.
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157,Data for demonstrational purposes only.
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159,"Combination of different forecast products to produce a smooth, continuous forecast by applying weights to each individual prediction system which depend on the lead time and forecast skill (for example, seamless prediction using nowcasting to short-range to medium-range)."
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160,Ensemble members are initialised from different initial condition.
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161,Combination of 7 and 8.
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162,"Ben Bouallègue, Z. (2021). On the verification of the crossing-point forecast. Tellus A: Dynamic Meteorology and Oceanography, 73(1), 1–10. [https://doi.org/10.1080/16000870.2021.1913007]"
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163,In relation to local coordinate axes at a (grid) cell edge.
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164,"When using entry 10, the lower limit is used to encode the quantile q (must be an integer between 0 and Q) while the upper limit is used to encode the total number of quantiles Q. This defines the probability of the parameter falling within quantile q. For instance, to encode the probability of falling within the 10th percentile, then q=10 and Q=100; to encode the probability of falling within the 1st tercile, then q=1 and Q=3."
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165,"Model physics are perturbed (for example, with methods like SPPT, SPP and SKEB."
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