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Revise section 4, include new subsection on leap seconds, define utc and tai calendars and leap_seconds in units_metadata #541

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See issue #542 for discussion of these changes.

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  • [NA] Authors updated in cf-conventions.adoc? Add in two places: on line 3 and under .Additional Authors in About the authors.
  • [NA] Next version in cf-conventions.adoc up to date? Versioning inspired by SemVer.
  • [Y] history.adoc up to date?
  • [Y] Conformance document up to date?

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@JonathanGregory JonathanGregory changed the title *DO NOT MERGE* Revise section 4, include new subsection on leap seconds, define utc and tai calendars and leap_seconds in units_metadata Revise section 4, include new subsection on leap seconds, define utc and tai calendars and leap_seconds in units_metadata Sep 16, 2024
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Clarification of time coordinates, especially leap seconds, define utc and tai calendars and leap_seconds in units_metadata #542
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A few suggestions -- none of the show-stoppers -- do with them what you will :-)

I commente din one place, but everywhere, I"d prefer:

"datetime" or "date-time" over "date/time"

But if this has already been thoroughly hashed out -- no big deal.

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looks great, thanks!

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@davidhassell @JonathanGregory You might want to consider removing the word midnight, or replace it with midnight at 0 degrees longitude. It is a bit UK-centric. The ISO 8601 standard removed that word from its content some years ago.
Otherwise, a good clear exposition of the topics.

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