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=== Yesterday ===
=== Yesterday ===
* CSEP:
** Posted status meeting minutes on cseptesting.org
** Posted input catalog and KJSS forecast for global testing region as requested during the meeting (http://northridge.usc.edu/trac/csep/wiki/ForecastsExamples)
** Acceptance tests for NZTC upgrade to V13.4.0


* TD:
* TD:
** Setting up 'certification' image to test new models: use latest CSEP V13.4.0
** Setting up 'certification' image to test new models: use latest CSEP V13.4.0
** Changes to GPSDataSource.py to work with CSEP V13.4.0
** Finished Python wrapper for TPO model, added 4 acceptance tests for each region within CA of TPO model run
** Python wrapper for TPO model
** Acceptance test for summary geographical map of all models


=== Today ===
=== Today ===
* CSEP: review technical meeting draft report sent by Max


* TD:
* TD:
** Python wrapper for TPO model
** Acceptance test for summary geographical map of all models
** Set up and run daily Dispatcher processing on 'certification' image to include processing of new TPO model - before installing model on operational image


=== TODO ===
=== TODO ===

Revision as of 17:34, 24 June 2013

Current Activities

Yesterday

  • TD:
    • Setting up 'certification' image to test new models: use latest CSEP V13.4.0
    • Finished Python wrapper for TPO model, added 4 acceptance tests for each region within CA of TPO model run
    • Acceptance test for summary geographical map of all models

Today

  • TD:
    • Acceptance test for summary geographical map of all models
    • Set up and run daily Dispatcher processing on 'certification' image to include processing of new TPO model - before installing model on operational image

TODO

  • CSEP:
    • M8 installation
    • Trac ticket #312: Add support for 30-minutes forecasts


Blocked: None

Followups: None

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