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Bugfix/global ens 2series #413
Bugfix/global ens 2series #413
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I am submitting a new tests after pulling in the change from your latest commit. |
OK, the plot jobs are completed. I still see WARNINGs for ECME data not being found in some of the output. Also - the tar files do not match what is found in the NCO para. All the .o files are here: /lfs/h2/emc/vpppg/noscrub/emc.vpppg/pr413test/EVS/dev/drivers/scripts/plots/global_ens The tarballs are here: /lfs/h2/emc/ptmp/emc.vpppg/evs/v1.0/plots/global_ens/atmos.20240116 The tarballs for the NCO para are here: /lfs/h1/ops/para/com/evs/v1.0/plots/global_ens/atmos.20240116 |
It seems that Marcel and Steve are still discussing further solutions to this issue in an email chain, so I guess stay tuned? |
Correct -- PR testing is still premature. |
@PerryShafran-NOAA , you now have the 🟢 light! The PR description has been updated to indicate the PR is now legitimately ready for testing. |
@ShelleyMelchior-NOAA I am running the jobs on Dogwood under emc.vpppg in the pridev queue, since I do not believe that the data we need exists yet on Dogwood. Stay tuned. |
@ShelleyMelchior-NOAA The jobs are complete on Dogwood. Please look at the .o files here: /lfs/h2/emc/vpppg/noscrub/emc.vpppg/pr413test/EVS/dev/drivers/scripts/plots/global_ens I am still seeing ECME data WARNINGs in some of the most recent runs. I did do a git pull before the run. Tarballs are here: /lfs/h2/emc/ptmp/emc.vpppg/evs/v1.0/plots/global_ens/atmos.20240117 Please note that tarballs are not the same size but it's close. |
I concur that Perry ran the latest code updates.
grid2obs 31 ✔️ 90 ✔️ I have put the dogwood logfiles into |
Also if this needs to be run again, I can probably now do so on Cactus, the dev machine. I believe I have all the stats data from Dogwood transferred over to Cactus. |
Perry, I think you have old code for profile3 past 31. See the setting for HOMEevs for the profile 3 past31 vs past90.
Please re-run profile3 past 31 with HOMEevs set to |
@ShelleyMelchior-NOAA I just confirmed that. I am re-running. |
@ShelleyMelchior-NOAA The job is complete: /lfs/h2/emc/vpppg/noscrub/emc.vpppg/pr413test/EVS/dev/drivers/scripts/plots/global_ens/jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_profile3_past31days_plots.o125919281 There are no WARNINGs in this .o file. |
I think this PR is ready for merge. 🚀 |
@ShelleyMelchior-NOAA Did you do a sync fork? |
The changed files look good and the output looks good! This PR can be merged. Thanks, all! |
Thank you for the reminder ... sync'd! |
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Changes are as expected. Ready to merge.
Pull Request Testing
This PR addresses item 34 on Wei's document.
There are lingering errors related to ECME stats not being available to be plotted. There are a number of variables, levels, or forecast leads where ECME does not have stats to be plotted. Defining the model list based on these limitations eliminates the WARNINGs.
Only local changes have been made on dogwood by Shelley during cactus outage.
Steve has visually reviewed the changes on github.
Shelley will run the plots as user emc.vpppg upon submission of the PR.
UPDATE
All changes have been tested and the offending WARNINGs for ECME have been removed.
Please proceed w/ testing this PR to confirm the WARNINGs are removed.
tar files are different size than NCO para tar files; however, the expected graphics are all produced. We can watch this.
The following plots drivers need to be run.
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_grid2grid_past31days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_grid2grid_past90days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_profile1_past31days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_profile1_past90days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_profile2_past31days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_profile2_past90days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_profile3_past31days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_profile3_past90days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_profile4_past31days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_profile4_past90days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_snowfall_past31days_plots.sh
jevs_global_ens_atmos_gefs_snowfall_past90days_plots.sh
Check for successful completion of the tar file.
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