This adds a cx namelist for UKV surface processing. This is almost identical to the global cx namelist (#152), except that the cx fields are explicitly given as suggested in #155 .
The fields were chosen by inspecting the ukv surface OPS .varobs files to see which fields are output. Since the present status of the UKV surface processing uses the same fields as the global processing (visibility has yet to be ported), those which are removed in #152 are removed here. I noted that not all of them have been ported to JOPA, but found that the VAR task in sith for both JOPA and OPS gave equivalent outputs when buddy check and thinning are switched off (i.e. within double vs single precision floating point arithmetic error.)
With thinning and buddy check turned back on, one yields the following analysis increment difference with this version of sith, this JJAUX and this jjdocs which contains the surface processing yaml. Cylc review logs here.
I expect that visibility will need to be added back in when that is ported.
This adds a cx namelist for UKV surface processing. This is almost identical to the global cx namelist (#152), except that the cx fields are explicitly given as suggested in #155 .
The fields were chosen by inspecting the ukv surface OPS
.varobsfiles to see which fields are output. Since the present status of the UKV surface processing uses the same fields as the global processing (visibility has yet to be ported), those which are removed in #152 are removed here. I noted that not all of them have been ported to JOPA, but found that the VAR task in sith for both JOPA and OPS gave equivalent outputs when buddy check and thinning are switched off (i.e. within double vs single precision floating point arithmetic error.)With thinning and buddy check turned back on, one yields the following analysis increment difference with this version of sith, this JJAUX and this jjdocs which contains the surface processing yaml. Cylc review logs here.
I expect that visibility will need to be added back in when that is ported.