Open TingLei-NOAA opened 6 days ago
@TingLei-NOAA Could you talk more about this?
Do you mean to develop a tool similar to the MPASSIT program created by LarissaReames-NOAA at NSSL?
@guoqing-noaa What i am talking about is the tools in jedi as fv3jedi_convertstate.x and the one https://github.com/TingLei-daprediction/mpas-jedi/pull/1 for mpasjedi , which need some enhancement to work for regional cases. (conceptually, the target grids could be "arbitrary" only if they are known to the app.
Thanks for pointing to the [MPASSIT] work. It seems it is specifically for wrf grids for being now, not exactly what we want described in this issue. But of course, it would be a good reference we can go to and the developers' expertise we could count on in those applications/developments.
@TingLei-NOAA Thanks for a quick tagup with me on this issue and I now understand more. For reference, on the MPAS side, this will provide a one-way nest capability (similar to ndown for WRF).
@guoqing-noaa Thanks a lot for your sharing of the information and your idea through this online/offline discussions. If it is ok, would you please share the link to the MPAS slides you mentioned? Thanks.
@TingLei-NOAA Sorry I forgot what "MPAS slides" you refer to.
Do you mean this MPAS practice guide? https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/projects/mpas/tutorial/Boulder2023/ or run MPAS on Hera/Jet
@guoqing-noaa Thanks a lot. Either is working for me! Together, that is double-great! Have a wonderful time!
Recent work have found the function of conversion/interpolation of model grids to latlon grids on regional domains need further exploring and enhancements. For fv3jedi, started from convertstate_gfs_c2ll.yaml (suggested by @andytangborn ), it was found , quote from email with Andy,
For mpas-jedi, I had created an interpolator app as described https://github.com/JCSDA-internal/mpas-jedi/issues/948, in which the target latlon domains are still on the global domain. Further developments are also needed. This issue will facilitate and document collaborated efforts on this.