Consistent names in the meta files#124
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The commit history looks good now. I would have preferred using |
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Hi Dom,
I see your point. Although names of ice, lnd and wat are used in CCPP, they
were ice, land and ocean in GFS_typedefs. I will replace wat by water only
in GFS_typedefs.
Thanks,
Shan
…On Wed, May 27, 2020 at 4:44 PM Dom Heinzeller ***@***.***> wrote:
The commit history looks good now. I would have preferred using cmm_water
instead of cmm_wat (same for all others), because ice and land are
spelled out. But I will defer this decision to others.
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Thanks - and GFS_typedefs.meta (in the square brackets only = the local names), please. |
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Done. Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
Thanks,
Shan
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Hi Dom, I see your point. Although names of ice, lnd and wat are used in
CCPP, they were ice, land and ocean in GFS_typedefs. I will replace wat by
water only in GFS_typedefs. Thanks, Shan
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Thanks - and GFS_typedefs.meta (in the square brackets only = the local
names), please.
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@shansun6 is this PR still applicable after the flake changes are merged (#141 and PRs listed in there)? |
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Hi Dom,
What should I do here? Could you give me some options? Thanks,
Shan
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@shansun6 <https://github.com/shansun6> is this PR still applicable after
the flake changes are merged (#141
<#141> and PRs listed in there)?
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I am just wondering if this PR should still be merged or closed, given that a consensus was reached on how to best implement flake. |
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It appears that flake cannot run with s2s - the coupled model crashed even
when flake is turned off. There are email exchanges among Yihua, Moorthi
and Jun today, trying to figure it out. I guess flake needs to work with
the coupled model before this PR can be merged? Jun should know more on
this.
Thanks,
Shan
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Hi Dom, What should I do here? Could you give me some options? Thanks, Shan
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I am just wondering if this PR should still be merged or closed, given
that a consensus was reached on how to best implement flake.
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The corresponding ccpp-physics PR NCAR/ccpp-physics#456 was closed in agreement with @shansun6. Please close this PR, too. |
* add check on eta levels to ensure their monotonicity * update Jili Dong's ak/bk external input to - use the FMS ascii_read (single read/broadcast) - error check input to ensure the proper number of levels present * added a format description for the external eta file and ensured a correct the file length check for FMS 2021.03 and greater
Changing standard/long names to be consistent with variable names. No changes in output.
It corresponds to ccpp PR #456.