Re: about clmMonTLL

clmMonTLL is a rather simple function. It does not look at the
times at all:

;
; Compute all 12 monthly averages
;
    nmos = 12
    aveMonth = new((/nmos,nlat,mlon/),typeof(x) \
                                     ,getFillValue(x))
    do nmo=0,nmos-1
       aveMonth(nmo,:,:) = dim_avg_n( x(nmo:ntim-1:nmos,:,:), 0 )
    end do

So the answer is "yes ... it should work correctly on
your merged data"

Note that it requires that the total length be
exactly divisible by 12.

Good luck

Stergios Misios wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have 9 ensemble simulations which are merged to a single time series.
> So the total length of the time series is 9 times the length of each
> individual simulation and the time information is repeated. For example
> 19950115
> 19950215
> ...
> 20061215
> 19950115
> 19950215
> ...
> 20061215
> 19950115
> ...
> and so on.
> I just wondering if there is something wrong on using clmMonTLL for
> calculating annual cycle. clmMonTLL handles correctly values with same
> time stamp?
>
> Thank you in advance,
> Stergios
>
>
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