Support use of Google Film for temporal interpolation #118
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Related to: metoppv/improver#2270
This PR adds acceptance test inputs and known good outputs for:
temporal-interpolateCLI.forecast-period-gap-fillerCLI.Using Google Film avoids the appearance of two fronts, which is otherwise present with linear interpolation.
temporal-interpolate inputs (T+6 and T+9)
temporal-interpolate kgos using Google Film (T+7, T+8, T+9)
forecast-period-gap-filler gap inputs (T+3, T+9)
forecast-period-gap-filler gap kgos using linear interpolation (T+3, T+6, T+9)
forecast-period-gap-filler regenerate inputs (T+3, T+6, T+9)
forecast-period-gap-filler regenerate kgos using linear interpolation (T+3, T+6, T+9)
For interest, this would be the output if using the the forecast-period-gap-filler regenerate inputs with Google Film:
