If multiple entries occur for a given station, the simulation uses the average of the entries as the input wind. For example, if you have two rows with exactly the same info except row 1 has direction = 90 and row 2 has direction = 180, the initialization grid for direction = 135.
I don't think this was intended behavior, right? Seems like this behavior could easily cause problems for people. We should probably prevent duplicate stations from being used in the old single time step format. This is for the old (current) format where we don't support multiple time steps.
If multiple entries occur for a given station, the simulation uses the average of the entries as the input wind. For example, if you have two rows with exactly the same info except row 1 has direction = 90 and row 2 has direction = 180, the initialization grid for direction = 135.
I don't think this was intended behavior, right? Seems like this behavior could easily cause problems for people. We should probably prevent duplicate stations from being used in the old single time step format. This is for the old (current) format where we don't support multiple time steps.