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is high priority:\r\nSeveral layers, particularly salinity, have extremely course increments for the contour plots.  This makes the display hard to use (for visualizations).  I want to make sure this is fixed so we can improve the 'marketability' of the EDS visualizations, esp as we enter WCOFS discussions.\r\n\r\nPlease tighten the contours to more useful intervals for: \r\nWater level, water temperature, salinity, wave height/period.\r\n\r\nUnclear if this should be done using a specific interval value (i.e. do you need me to recommend something?) or if it should be based on max/min.  Please advise?\r\n\r\nAlso - Water level in Great Lakes OFS products all have an interval of 0.06 m except LEOFS, which has a much larger interval of 0.38 m.  Is there a reason for this?  Recommend LEOFS water level is tightened.\r\n\r\nAnd in the wave layer, the Caribbean SWAN height shows a value covering Puerto Rico (0, I assume).  We need to omit that value.  \r\nFYI the CariCOOS wave model page has 'attractive' displays - those contour intervals would likely look better than what is currently shown in the EDS viewer. http://www.caricoos.org/waves/forecast/SWAN/PRVI/hsig\r\n"}}
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