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  • ABoVE_TVPRM_bbox.nc4
    • This is an example output from a bounding box request to the ABoVE TVPRM collection, where -160 ≤ longitude (degrees east) ≤ -145, 68 ≤ latitude (degrees north) ≤ 70. Note, ABoVE TVPRM has 8784 time slices. To minimise the size of the stored artefact in Git, this example output only contains the first 10 time slices. ABoVE TVPRM has a projected grid that uses an Albers Conical Equal Area CRS.
  • ABoVE_TVPRM_example.dmr
    • An example .dmr file for the ABoVE TVPRM collection, as obtained from OPeNDAP
  • ABoVE_TVPRM_prefetch.nc4
    • An example dimension prefetch output from OPeNDAP for the ABoVE TVPRM collection. This contains the time, x and y variables
  • ATL03_example.dmr
    • An example .dmr file from the ICESat-2/ATL03 collection, as obtained from OPeNDAP. ATL03 is a trajectory data set and should only be used (currently) with the variable subsetting operations of the service
  • GPM_3IMERGHH_bounds.nc4
    • An example output from a bounding box and temporal subset request for a collection containing bounds variables. The bounding box is -30 ≤ longitude (degrees east) ≤ -15, 45 ≤ latitude (degrees north) ≤ 60
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Hm, I think maybe my VSCode is just rendering this differently. Here's what I get when I put this in my README.md:
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I appreciate nitpicks because I want to write good and pretty code. What would you do here? I am completely neutral.

@flamingbear
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copy it to a gist to see how github displays it then you'll know for sure. That's what i did here.

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you can see the raw data from the button in the upper right, and the render on this page

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Welp, it does indeed appear to work on here. I'll take out the
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