A Python interface to UNIDATA’s UDUNITS-2 library with CF extensions
Note: Versions 3.0.0 and later are only compatible with version Python 3. Use version 1.9 for Python 2 compatibility.
Store, combine and compare physical units and convert numeric values to different units.
Units are as defined in UNIDATA’s UDUNITS-2 library, except for reference time units (such as 'days since 2000-12-1' in the 'proleptic_gregorian' calendar), which are handled by the cftime python package.
In addition, some units are either new to, modified from, or removed from the standard UDUNITS-2 database in order to be more consistent with the CF conventions.
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