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bathymetry:
title: Bathymetry
description: x, y, and depth field of water depth
type: object
required:
- coordinates
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I propose having a oneof definition with both coordinates and the x/y definitions to support the simpler implementation and to add the xarray support.

- x
- y
- depth
properties:
coordinates:
$ref: "./common.yaml#/definitions/coordinates"
description: "An array of x and y coordinates associated with different depths"
x:
$ref: "./common.yaml#/definitions/multi_dimensional_coordinate"
description: "West-East coordinate axis"
y:
$ref: "./common.yaml#/definitions/multi_dimensional_coordinate"
description: "South-North coordinate axis"
depth:
type: array
items:
type: number
units: m
description: "An array of depth values"
$ref: "./common.yaml#/definitions/multi_dimensional_data"
description: "2D depth field indexed by (y, x)"

elevation:
title: Elevation
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