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Add a note to the regridding tutorial re TwoStage vs AreaWeighted #188

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Expand Up @@ -78,6 +78,11 @@ larger, real datasets you would typically pass the regridding operation through
so that the regrid can be split into pieces that fit into memory - see
:doc:`decomposition` for details.

.. note::
For the example above using the ``TwoStage`` scheme is redundant as the source
and target are on the same grid - it achieves the same result as directly
calling the ``AreaWeighted`` scheme.

Regridding onto a land sea mask
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