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I. Instructions for running a suite of forecasts for Dec 2011 (Ganymed-4_0):
I. Instructions for running a suite of forecasts for Dec 2011 (Ganymed-3_0):
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   Point to the directories with the experiment and any control or comparisons
   Point to the directories with the experiment and any control or comparisons
  Note: the directory here is the one that contains the stats files themselves


3) run $ESMADIR/src/GMAO_Shared/GEOS_Util/plots/quickstat  
3) run $ESMADIR/src/GMAO_Shared/GEOS_Util/plots/quickstat  
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     this command will make the movie files from the individual gifs.
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Latest revision as of 11:55, 18 September 2014

I. Instructions for running a suite of forecasts for Dec 2011 (Ganymed-4_0):
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1) Issue  $ESMADIR/src/Applications/GEOSgcm_App/gcm_setup

In the $EXPDIR you will get a subdirectory called: forecasts

2) Inside "forecasts" are two files:

gcm_forecast.setup
gcm_forecast.tmpl

Inside "gcm_forecast.setup" you will see

set     NFMAX = 3

This variable represents the number of 5-day forecasts to do per job
script.  It is set to 3, but things actually work better (more reliably) 
if you change this to 2.  So change this line to

set     NFMAX = 2

3) Run the script: gcm_forecast_setup
        NOTE: make sure that a version of the shell script "tick"
              is in the path. a copy can be found in $ESMADIR/Linux/bin

This will create 16 separate job scripts.

4) You must now qsub each one to the batch queue.
You do not have to wait for one to finish before submitting the next one.
Submit them one right after the other so that all 16 jobs are in the
queue simultaneously.

If all goes well, these runs should produce 5-day forecasts starting on
0z for each day in December 2011.

It will also produce the forecast statistics from the runs.


II. Instructions for running the stats plots for the above forecasts (Ganymed-3_0):
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1) In the forecasts directory, make a subdirectory that will hold the plots

2) Inside the plots directory, create a file called  corcmp.rc
   (there is a template copy in $ESMADIR/src/GMAO_Shared/GEOS_Util/plots)

   Point to the directories with the experiment and any control or comparisons
   Note: the directory here is the one that contains the stats files themselves

3) run $ESMADIR/src/GMAO_Shared/GEOS_Util/plots/quickstat 
    at a minimum, the argument list includes the "-rc" option with the full path of the corcmp.rc

   (issue command with no arguments to see list of options)

    other suggested options:   "-fields p u v t h"

    this will make a set of gif files in a set of subdirectories under the
    plots directory. the subdirectories will have the names:

    i)   corcmp
    ii)  name of experiment (that you specified in corcmp.rc)
    iii) name of control
    iv)  [name of control].[name of experiment]

III. Instructions for posting the gifs on the web
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1) On train, in /gmao/intranet/research/modeling/agcm/geos5, issue: makexp
     (answer it with the year of the forecasts, Y2011 in this example)

2) cd to Y2011 and make directories with the name of the 4 subdirectories
   of the plot directory on discover

3) from discover, "scp" the gif files from each directory into the corresponding
   directory on train.

4) issue:   ../move_stats [name of experiment]
                 and again for each directory except for corcmp

    this command will make the movie files from the individual gifs.