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A cookbook 📒 of recipes (i.e., examples) for analysing ocean and sea ice model output. 👩🏽‍🍳🌊👨🏻‍🍳
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Further categorization of Examples #182

Open navidcy opened 2 years ago

navidcy commented 2 years ago

At the moment we have:

But the "Documented Examples" have grown a lot in numbers. And they vary in level of difficulty. I suggest we further split them into, e.g.,

or something like that...?

navidcy commented 1 year ago

Another potential category is

julia-neme commented 1 year ago

I think I like categorising by model, because I think it might be asking a bit too much of people that work with just one to contribute a generalised example that will work for both (as suggested in https://github.com/COSIMA/cosima-recipes/issues/190). For example, if I have only used mom5 I might not know what aspect of the code needs to be tweaked to be applied in mom6 (coordinate names, vertical coordinates, variables names). For example, I don't think the SWMT are calculated similarly.

If we do want a general code applicable to either model, is that something that NCI could do? Like we submit our example for our model, and they generalise it?

navidcy commented 1 year ago

Well... what you suggesting here @julia-neme might be the realistic option.

This could be something to discuss in the beginning of the hackathon. Do we have many people who will be contributing non-MOM5 code?

julia-neme commented 1 year ago

I'm sure there will be. I'm using it, Hangyu, Christina, and surely others :)

navidcy commented 1 year ago

Great!

navidcy commented 1 year ago

I created the MOM5 and MOM6 labels. Perhaps they'll come handy?

adele-morrison commented 1 year ago

Yes, we will have lots of people spinning up with PanAntarctic MOM6 analysis this year. It would be great for those people to have access to as good notebooks as the MOM5 folk do. Maybe as a start, we could work on replicating the existing MOM5 notebooks for MOM6 (should be relatively fast), or at least producing a mapping of variable names for MOM6-newbies. Hopefully we could finish most of this during the hackathon day.

Then (or in parallel) we can try to reduce them to a single set of notebooks that would work with either model? I'm guessing this may be a longer task and continue on beyond the hackathon.

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I'm sure there will be. I'm using it, Hangyu, Christina, and surely others :)

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navidcy commented 1 year ago

I created the MOM5 and MOM6 labels. Perhaps they'll come handy?

I admit that the emojis associated with the labels imply something about who is the past and who is the future.

adele-morrison commented 7 months ago

Could be addressed at the same time as Issue #246.