Open ccarouge opened 1 week ago
Outdated (To start working on this, @AlisonBennett needs to copy the met forcing data for 1900-1902 in rp23.)
See update below.
Reply to @har917
Sean,
Can I check what you need from us regarding BIOS meteorology files you would like access to? I got a bit confused as to where we landed yesterday.
At the moment I/we could easily
- copy some of the flt/hdr files from our archive across to rp23 (this is an rsync activity) – which could then be converted to netcdf. Which years would you like?
- copy our archive of 1985-2014 in netcdf format across to rp23
Both are on the same 0.05 degree grid.
Personally I suspect that (for the purposes of testing) you could use the 1985-2014 netcdf and change the cable_user%startyear and %endyear accordingly – instead of 1900-1902. It is slightly less hassle to copy the netcdf archive than the flt/hdr – but happy to go with what you need. The netcdfs are larger if that’s a concern.
cheers, Ian
I don't see any issues with copying the archive of 1985-2014 in netcdf format across to rp23
. Even better that it is available in NetCDF format.
@Whyborn has volunteered to look into the BIOS forcing - do you have anything to add?
I think we can start with just the NetCDF archive of 1985-2014 and check that it's in a format compatible with the Met forcing routines associated with POP_TRENDY.
Post-processed AGCD (plus McVicar wind) data are now in the BIOS3_forcing/netcdf/ directory in the appropriate directory in rp23.
I would not be surprised if there needs to be some tweaks to the metadata, dimensions, variable names, time axis to make these consistent with CRUJRA/TRENDY. Note that BIOS also runs with a slightly different set of met forcing to TRENDY.
We want a version of the BIOS configuration that will use the met forcing in netcdf format instead of the current binary format.
This will be worked on from the CABLE-POP_TRENDY branch, using the configuration act9test-serial-no-luc.