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LBL-EESA / TECA

TECA, theToolkit for Extreme Climate Analysis, contains a collection of climate anlysis algorithms targetted at extreme event detection and analysis.
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Run TECA in shifter #329

Open burlen opened 4 years ago

burlen commented 4 years ago

it would be useful to have a shifter instance with teca 3.0.0 installed for prototyping and testing of Python based solutions (eg the recent tutorial/demo).

use of such an instance could be documented in the rtd guide.

presumably by using the superbuild such an instance would be easy to put together

burlen commented 4 years ago

@taobrienlbl should we target this for the next release?

taobrienlbl commented 4 years ago

Yes

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On August 7, 2020 at 1:28:30 PM, Burlen Loring (notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com) wrote:

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burlen commented 3 years ago

Running Python based apps on recent HighResMIP runs from TECA installs on $SCRATCH has resulted in very high performance, close to pure C++. However, running Python based apps from installs on project has been unusable even at small scales. We'll need to take this into account.