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=== Yesterday === | === Yesterday === | ||
* CSEP: | * CSEP: | ||
** | ** Reprocessed missing Md2 CA forecasts on csep-op | ||
** Processing for Global and WesternPacific regions caught up, posted forecasts and results as requested by Alvaro | |||
** Peter Bird's SHIFT_GSRM2f model for Global region: | ** Peter Bird's SHIFT_GSRM2f model for Global region: | ||
*** Compiled and generated example forecast | *** Compiled and generated example forecast | ||
*** | *** Peter updated the code to remove user interactions from the model | ||
*** Re-compiled the code, re-generated forecast OK | |||
*** Peter approved to use example forecast for acceptance test | |||
** csep-cert: | ** csep-cert: | ||
*** Compiled all models dependent on Intel compiler with ifort version 13, some of Alvaro Gonzalez's models failed acceptance tests for all testing regions | *** Compiled all models dependent on Intel compiler with ifort version 13, some of Alvaro Gonzalez's models failed acceptance tests for all testing regions | ||
*** | *** Alvaro asked to compile forecasts with different options of ifort 13, getting the same differences | ||
** Created virtual environment on my laptop with Python 3 (pyvenv module) installation and dependent packages used by the CSEP | ** Created virtual environment on my laptop with Python 3 (pyvenv module) installation and dependent packages used by the CSEP | ||
** John created VM image with new OS, latest packages with Python 3, | ** John created VM image with new OS, latest packages with Python 3 and all dependent packages | ||
** Updated https://northridge.usc.edu/trac/csep/wiki/ForecastsClasses with models and tests information per Max's request | |||
** Re-ran N and L tests for HDF5 format of high-resolution Global forecast with masking bit disabled, sent results to Max (not much gain in runtime) | |||
=== Today === | === Today === | ||
* CSEP: | * CSEP: | ||
** | ** csep-cert: set up new forecast group with SHIFT_GSRM2f model for high-resolution Global region | ||
** Work on migration to upgraded OS and Python 3 | |||
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'''Blocked''': None | '''Blocked''': None | ||
Revision as of 17:12, 8 June 2015
Current Activities
Yesterday
- CSEP:
- Reprocessed missing Md2 CA forecasts on csep-op
- Processing for Global and WesternPacific regions caught up, posted forecasts and results as requested by Alvaro
- Peter Bird's SHIFT_GSRM2f model for Global region:
- Compiled and generated example forecast
- Peter updated the code to remove user interactions from the model
- Re-compiled the code, re-generated forecast OK
- Peter approved to use example forecast for acceptance test
- csep-cert:
- Compiled all models dependent on Intel compiler with ifort version 13, some of Alvaro Gonzalez's models failed acceptance tests for all testing regions
- Alvaro asked to compile forecasts with different options of ifort 13, getting the same differences
- Created virtual environment on my laptop with Python 3 (pyvenv module) installation and dependent packages used by the CSEP
- John created VM image with new OS, latest packages with Python 3 and all dependent packages
- Updated https://northridge.usc.edu/trac/csep/wiki/ForecastsClasses with models and tests information per Max's request
- Re-ran N and L tests for HDF5 format of high-resolution Global forecast with masking bit disabled, sent results to Max (not much gain in runtime)
Today
- CSEP:
- csep-cert: set up new forecast group with SHIFT_GSRM2f model for high-resolution Global region
- Work on migration to upgraded OS and Python 3
Blocked: None
Followups: None
TODO
- Trac ticket #346: Evaluate Oceanic Transform Faults forecasts since 2012/01/01
