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AHM 2004 Meeting Notes
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+ #bug 1722-change/check formats of output digr data (Rod)
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+ #if network is unavailable, ensure data is available through caching (Jing/Rod)
+ #if possible, support more gis formats for input---lowest priority (Dan)
+ #bring other data in ascii raster (Deana)
+ #wrap gdal for file transformations bug #1727 (Chad, Ricardo, Dave V.)
+ #bug 1728 climate change data is lower priority than present data/full run
+ #Create mask: input is output from convex hull and either a) default bounding Area Of Interest or b) input AOI
+ #Insert create mask after clip
+ #test convex hull actor (Deana/Chad)
+ #clipping occurs withing the layer integration/resampling actor
+ #Regridding actor, output ascii raster, GDAL: (Chad)
+ #create kepler-users (Matt)

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