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cycle4 #11
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I just noticed that there is already a branch for Cycle 4, https://github.com/COSIMA/01deg_jra55_iaf/tree/01deg_jra55v140_iaf_cycle4. Should I pull this and start adding BGC diagnostics and all other bgc settings? |
Yes, https://github.com/COSIMA/01deg_jra55_iaf/tree/01deg_jra55v140_iaf_cycle4 is the branch intended for this purpose.
There's a 5-hour walltime limit with this number of cores https://opus.nci.org.au/display/Help/Queue+Limits |
FYI the actual walltime for cycles 2 and 3 is in these tables |
If we have 1mo runs we'll need to set |
my test runs with |
Wow, so 3x slower... What timestep did you use? |
300s, i did not change from the default. should i try increase? |
I guess you were starting from rest? If so, 300s is a good initial choice. 540s will probably only work after ~1.5yr, as it needs time to settle down from the IC. See timesteps in first cycle: https://github.com/COSIMA/01deg_jra55_iaf/blob/01deg_jra55v140_iaf/run_summary_home_156_aek156_payu_01deg_jra55v140_iaf.csv So that makes it more like 1.7x slower if we take timestep into account. |
yes, from rest, using the same number of cores as |
I haven't sorted out the walltime for Cycle 4 yet, but I have created an BGC-enabled branch for Cycle 4 in my fork repo: Will this be the restart directory used for the start of cycle 4?: |
I've just merged Yes,
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I actually created https://github.com/hakaseh/01deg_jra55_iaf/tree/01deg_jra55v140_iaf_cycle4_bgc so that it can be merged into I can do I have updated |
Regarding the restart files for sea-ice BGC tracers, I added them and created the following new files based on
The shell script to create these files are below (I couldn't attach *.sh here). Should I add this script to
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Re your previous post, I've already resolved the conflicts between The differences between You could try this in your fork by pulling the latest |
I think that script should be added to |
I'm still not sure why we need to merge I have resolved the conflicts and pushed the commit. will pull request now. |
No particular reason, it's just that I'd already merged |
I just added the script to https://github.com/COSIMA/input_om2-bgc. Could you test the script? |
It worked for me. I've just pushed up a few tweaks. |
great! what's the next step? we need to create |
Yes I think this is getting close! Did you want me to make the cycle 4 inputs? Also, just to double-check (sorry, I probably already asked about most of these): did/should we resolve/do any of these?
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yes, could you please make the cycle 4 input? (not so familiar with the |
Have a nice weekend 👋 |
Thanks, you too - hope your weather there is better than here! |
OK those initial conditions are now in The restart files are here: |
Just an update that Here is the updated wombat with the fix: hakaseh/mom@398a0ae I'm leaving my notes and test runs for record here (may not be useful to others) |
Awesome, thanks @hakaseh! |
so it's only |
The oxygen units bug has been fixed in |
Just so I don't forget, the updated list of config changes is:
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…version error in previous runs #11 (comment)
Cycle 4 is underway again. Although we had calculated up to Oct 1991 we've decided to discard this and re-run from 1 Jan 1979 onwards, resetting o2 to the corrected climatology so that we will have a longer o2 record. The MOM code has also been fixed:
The continuing run (backtracked to restart from 1979) is on the 01deg_jra55v140_iaf_cycle4 branch, and the abandoned previous run has been moved to branch 01deg_jra55v140_iaf_cycle4_OLD. |
For the record: All the daily and monthly ice data from April 2002 to the end of 2018 were accidentally deleted during post-processing. All MOM output, sea ice data prior to April 2002, and 6-hourly ice area from 2014-2016 inclusive were unaffected. To fix this, 2002-2018 inclusive is being re-run on branch 01deg_jra55v140_iaf_cycle4_rerun_from_2002 to recreate the missing outputs following the schedule above (but not including the MOM output or 6-hourly ice output which we already have), and adding daily |
…nd Tinz for 2014-16 inclusive - see #11 (comment)
The cycle 4 run was completed a few weeks ago. Here's my announcement to the COSIMA mailing list:
This is the first cycle to include any biogeochemistry, and also has nutrient and algae coupled between the ocean and sea ice (many thanks to Hakase Hayashida and Russ Fiedler for their contributions to the BGC configuration). The sea ice data is also complete, as I have re-generated the files I accidentally deleted. Info on this run is here and an overview of the outputs (which includes a large number of BGC diagnostics) is given here. There's also a new experiment The outputs from both experiments can be searched via the COSIMA Cookbook database explorer You'll need to be a member of Outputs from cycles 1-3 are described here, and I'll add info for these new experiments when I get a chance. |
Some of the BGC output is saved as one time level per file. In these cases the COSIMA Cookbook indexing considers it "static", so the The solution is to filter on the filename, e.g.
See here for more: COSIMA/cosima-cookbook#306 |
I've just updated this summary of IAF outputs to include cycle 4 and its extension: |
@aekiss After setting and testing
master+bgc
, I'm thinking to create a branchcycle4
for our upcoming cycle 4 run. let me know if you have a better branch name in mind.For this, I'd like to create
diag_table
. can you locate me todiag_table_source.yaml
that has all the physical diagnostics for cycle 4? I can add BGC diagnostics to it.Also do you have any recommendation for the duration of 0.1-deg run for one job? For physics only, it seems walltime is set to 5:00:00 for 3 months? If it's good to keep 3 months at a time, and BGC requires approximately nearly doubling, I can try 10:00:00 for 3 months?
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