GSI results may be not reproducible when a new monitoring observational data set is added. I found that GMI departures somehow are changed when a new monitoring ATMS data are added in the middle of the name list "OBS_INPUT" in the file gsi.rc.tmpl. However the issue disappears after the new ATMS data set is added at the end of the name list. The reason is unknown.
Here are part of the name lists with a new monitoring "ncep_atms_n21_bufr" which is added right after the other ATMS data set ncep_atms_bufr and before other observations in gsi.rc.tmple which causes different GMI departures.
GSI results may be not reproducible when a new monitoring observational data set is added. I found that GMI departures somehow are changed when a new monitoring ATMS data are added in the middle of the name list "OBS_INPUT" in the file gsi.rc.tmpl. However the issue disappears after the new ATMS data set is added at the end of the name list. The reason is unknown.
Here are part of the name lists with a new monitoring "ncep_atms_n21_bufr" which is added right after the other ATMS data set ncep_atms_bufr and before other observations in gsi.rc.tmple which causes different GMI departures.
This results differences in GMI O-F values:
The issue is resolved with zero difference by adding "ncep_atms_n21_bufr" at the very end of the name list: