Releases: NCAR/DART
AMSUA bugfix
The convert_amsu_L1.f90 converter was not retaining all the observations from all the input files.
The output now accurately reflects the input.
Manhattan v9.10.2
Added templates for pull requests, bug reports, and feature requests.
Updated documentation download instructions and added instructions for developers.
change default GitHub branch
Replaced the default branch ("Manhattan") with "main". "main" is now the latest and stable version. The HEAD of "main" will be the source of releases using the vX.Y.Z format.
Greatly improved documentation, new 'preprocess' methodology
'preprocess' now uses an XXXXX_quantity_mod.f90 that will allow future specification of units and other attributes. The documentation is now served via reStructuredText documents instead of html - this allows us to serve the documentation
through many different formats and services. https://dart.ucar.edu has been updated.
CAM6 80-member reanalysis
This is the final configuration used to produce DS345.0
That dataset is being served on the NCAR Research Data Archive:
https://rda.ucar.edu/datasets/ds345.0/#!description
Radiance observation support
DART now includes the ability to use the RTTOV forward operators for satellite radiance assimilation. This is a new capability for DART, please submit issues with the DART Issues facility. The radiance observations have been tested with WRF, MPAS, and CAM. For more information on DART and radiance observations, see the Radiance Support webpage.
There are many other changes, including support for Regional MPAS, an updated WRF-DART tutorial, and more.
FESOM and NOAH now Manhattan-ready
The Finite-Element/volumE Sea ice-Ocean Model (FESOM) model is now Manhattan-ready, thanks to Ali Aydogdu. The NOAH land surface model is also ready and works with both NOAH and NOAH-MP. There are
also bugfixes that reflect the directory name changes necessitated by the move to GitHub and GitHub Pages.
Manhattan with markdown documentation
The documentation directory has been renamed 'docs' and the landing pages are now in markdown rather than html. The references to svn have been replaced with content appropriate for git and GitHub.