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Hello Ethan, John, (and list), We have some global attributes that need some special handling during the aggregation. I've looked into promotion of global attributes to variables, but I'm not sure that is what I want to do here. I am most interested in: 1) Interpreting the *time_coverage_start , **time_coverage_end *and *time_coverage_duration *attributes so they are changed to represent the new actual time coverage and duration in the aggregation. 2) Rules and operations for how to handle attributes such as date_modified, date_issued, date created, comment, etc... Operations could include: a) promoting to variable (if you want to keep track of which time had which value) b) creating an array of unique values c) taking the min or max value d) taking the first or last value e) enforce a single unique value, throwing an error or warning if the value changes between underlying files as the aggregation is assembled/cached. Do these features exist in NcML or the TDS configs somewhere already? Thanks! Steve
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