netcdf classic (CDF-1) {
dimensions:
	TIME = 12 ;
	LAT = 180 ;
	LON = 360 ;
// global attributes:
		:institution_id = "UM-RSMAS" ;
		:institution = "Univ. of Miami - Rosenstiel School of Marine & Atmosphereric Science" ;
		:experiment_id = "Sun Sep 13 02:20:29 EDT 2015" ;
		:model_id = "CCSM4_0_a02" ;
		:frequency = "month" ;
		:project_id = "National Multi-Model Ensembles(NMME) project" ;
		:experiment = "March 1988 Forecast" ;
		:modeling_realm = "ocean" ;
		:realization = "04" ;
		:contact = "Dughong Min (dmin@rsmas.miami.edu) and Ben Kirtman (bkirtman@rsmas.miami.edu)" ;
		:startyear = "1988" ;
		:endyear = "1989" ;
		:startmonth = "03 " ;
		:endmonth = "02" ;
		:Conventions = "CF-1.0" ;
		:Generator = "NCL v.6.0" ;
		:References = "Ben P. Kirtman, Dughong Min. (2009) Multimodel Ensemble ENSO Prediction with CCSM and CFS. Monthly Weather Review 137:9, 2908-2930" ;
variables:
	float SST(TIME, LAT, LON) ;
		SST:standard_name = "sea surface temperature" ;
		SST:spatial_op = "Conservative remapping: 1st order: destarea: NCL: ./map_gx1v3_to_1x1d_aave_da_010821.nc" ;
		SST:missing_value = 9.96920997e+36 ;
		SST:history = "From ccsm4_0_cfsrr_Fcst.E4.pop.h.nday1.1989-02-01.nc.cdo" ;
		SST:long_name_mod = "T=01-FEB-1989 00:00:01-MAR-1989 00:00@AVE" ;
		SST:units = "degreeC" ;
		SST:long_name = "sea surface temperature (SST)" ;
		SST:_FillValue = 9.96920997e+36 ;
	float TIME(TIME) ;
		TIME:axis = "T" ;
		TIME:calendar = "NOLEAP" ;
		TIME:units = "days since 1988-03-01 00:00:00" ;
	float LAT(LAT) ;
		LAT:valid_max = 89.5 ;
		LAT:valid_min = -89.5 ;
		LAT:standard_name = "latitude" ;
		LAT:axis = "Y" ;
		LAT:data_type = "float" ;
		LAT:units = "degrees_north" ;
		LAT:long_name = "latitude" ;
	float LON(LON) ;
		LON:valid_max = 359.5 ;
		LON:valid_min = 0.5 ;
		LON:standard_name = "longitude" ;
		LON:axis = "X" ;
		LON:data_type = "float" ;
		LON:units = "degrees_east" ;
		LON:long_name = "longitude" ;
// TIME: first 15.5, last 350.0, count 12
// LAT: first -89.5, last 89.5, count 180
// LON: first 0.5, last 359.5, count 360
}