Eric Hutton

@sgillies Sorry for the delay. I think I made the necessary change. Please let me know if I missed something.

I would also love to see this happen! Our (CSDMS) community has had numerous requests for just this (that is, a BMI for VIC - there's also been requests for...

@bartnijssen - Thanks. This was, unfortunately, one of those last minute proposals that came up so it's too late for a letter of collaboration now. If this proposal isn't funded,...

@aaraney This is an excellent question and one that is not addressed adequately (at all?) in the docs. BMI doesn't really take a position on how one might flatten a...

@hellkite500 > > BMI doesn't specify how to flatten arrays. This is left to the implementation. > The problem with this is that without an agreed upon definition, you cannot...

Thanks very much for your input @hrajagers! 🎉 I agree, when talking about a grid’s dimensions with respect to the spatial positions of its nodes, we should use *coordinates* rather...

To allow for different units for each coordinate, it seems like the new functions should be look like one of the following options. ## Option 1 ```java int get_grid_x_units(in int...

@mdpiper Yes, of course. Good catch. I've updated my previous comment (so now it looks like you're slightly crazy by just restating what I just said).

There is a [notebook and a set of slides](https://github.com/landlab/csdms_2022_landlab_clinics/tree/main/part1_art_of_modeling) from our CSDMS 2022 clinic that may be helpful for this.

@PhilMiller, @mdpiper I've added a note to alert users that the grid location of `"none"` is not formally part of the current version of BMI but that it may be...