Feature 2406 usecase rrfs

[bikegeek]

Pull Request Testing

• [x] Describe testing already performed for these changes:
  on 'seneca':

• used this environment: _/home/met_test/miniforge3/envs/rrfs_usecaseenv

• run from bash shell

• run: _activate /home/met_test/miniforge3/envs/rrfs_usecaseenv

• created a working directory and under this directory:

  • cloned the develop branch of METdataio
  • cloned the develop branch of METcalcpy
  • cloned the develop branch of METplotpy
  • cloned the feature_2406_usecase_RRFS branch of METplus

• set up the usecase_setup.sh.txt:

  • save in the WORKING_DIR
  • remove .txt extension (this was required to save here)
  • set WORKING_DIR environment value in the script
  • run: _source usecasesetup.sh

• Downloaded sample_data-short_range.tgz from:

  • https://dtcenter.ucar.edu/dfiles/code/METplus/METplus_Data/feature_2406_usecase_RRFS/
  • NOTE: Followed instructions for adding data, but the tar file is not appearing in the METplus_Data/v5.1 or v6.0 directory
  • for keeping things together, unzip'd and untar'd under the $WORKING_DIR

• set up the user.conf.txt file for the user system config file:

  • saved to $WORKING_DIR
  • remove .txt extension (only needed to load file here)
  • using the path to MET on 'seneca'

• run the use case:

  • from anywhere: _python $METPLUS_BASE/ush/run_metplus.py $METPLUS_BASE/parm/use_cases/model_applications/short_range/UserScript_fcstRRFS_fcstOnly_Reformat_Aggregate_Plot.conf $WORKINGDIR/user.conf

• Verify that a reformatted file was created in the $METPLUS_BASE/output/reformatted directory:

  • ensemble_stat_ecnt.data

• Verify that an aggregation statistics file was created in the $METPLUS_BASE/output/aggregated directory:

  • ecnt_aggregated.data

• Check that a spread-skill was created in the $METPLUS_BASE/output/plot directory and view it, it should look like this:

• [x] Recommend testing for the reviewer(s) to perform, including the location of input datasets, and any additional instructions:
  Perform same steps above

• [x] Do these changes include sufficient documentation updates, ensuring that no errors or warnings exist in the build of the documentation? [Yes]

• [x] Do these changes include sufficient testing updates? [Yes] Added this use case to the tests in the workflow

• [x] Will this PR result in changes to the test suite? [Yes]
  Additional data files in the sample_data-short_range.tgz tarball

• [x] Please complete this pull request review by [COB Monday February 5].
  

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[bikegeek]

closing due to a large number of empty files under files changed. A new PR will be generated.