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MISCLN.f updated to resolve issues in generating SPC fields using RRF… #682
MISCLN.f updated to resolve issues in generating SPC fields using RRF… #682
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…S-derived analysis output files.
@EdwardColon-NOAA Can you open an UPP issue for this PR? |
Hi Wen,
I am not sure how this gtg code was removed. It has no impact on the
calculation of SPC fields so I will add it back.
…-Edward
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In sorc/ncep_post.fd/MISCLN.f
<#682 (comment)>:
> @@ -1206,28 +1207,6 @@ SUBROUTINE MISCLN
allocate(GTGFD(ISTA:IEND,JSTA:JEND,NFDCTL))
call FDLVL_MASS(ITYPEFDLVLCTL,NFDCTL,HTFDCTL,GTG,GTGFD)
! print *, "GTG 467 Done GTGFD=",me,GTGFD(IM/2,jend,1:NFDCTL)
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@EdwardColon-NOAA <https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA> May I know the
intention of removing this gtg related code? Does it have conflict with
calculation of SPC fields?
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@EdwardColon-NOAA Can you sync your branch with the latest commit from the UPP develop branch? The instructions can be found at https://github.com/NOAA-EMC/UPP/wiki/UPP-Code-Development#update-your-branch-at-your-fork-with-branch-develop-at-authoritative-repository |
@EdwardColon-NOAA It would be better to change your folk from EMC_post to UPP. The instructions can be found at |
Hi Wen,
I have gone ahead and synced by branch as well as renamed by repository
fork.
…-Edward
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@EdwardColon-NOAA <https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA> It would be
better to change your folk from EMC_post to UPP. The instructions can be
found at
#372 <#372>
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@EdwardColon-NOAA From my UPP RT tests for rtma there are following fields having changed results:
You may look into my run directory /scratch1/NCEPDEV/stmp2/Wen.Meng/rtma_2020113000 on Hera. Please let me know if you any unexpected/missing changes. |
Hi Wen,
Those fields were expected to change due to the update in the effective
layer mid-level calculation. The update allows for the intercomparison of
HRRR and RRFS based results which possess a different number of vertical
levels (50 vs 65) which yielded quite different U,V, and bulk wind shear
results. We encountered this disparity during the last HWT but it was too
late to address them at that point. I worked with Nathan at GSL to devise
the effective layer level minimization approach to yield apples to apples
comparisons between both parallels. Going forward, this change yields more
realistic representations of wind shear in the RRFS-based result. Is it
possible to adopt a new baseline for the RTMA regression test that
incorporates these changes?
Thanks,
Edward
…-Edward
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@EdwardColon-NOAA <https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA> From my UPP RT
tests for rtma there are following fields having changed results:
***@***.*** rtma_2020113000]$ cat WRFTWO.GrbF00.diff
159:126896615:UESH:level of free convection:rpn_corr=0.175501:rpn_rms=4.49026
160:127231266:VESH:level of free convection:rpn_corr=0.896837:rpn_rms=1.48491
161:127570519:ESHR:level of free convection:rpn_corr=0.790243:rpn_rms=3.51646
165:129310193:STPC:level of free convection:rpn_corr=0.413654:rpn_rms=0.0627944
You may look into my run directory
/scratch1/NCEPDEV/stmp2/Wen.Meng/rtma_2020113000 on Hera. Please let me
know if you any unexpected/missing changes.
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Hi,
Just one more suggestion. Since the RRFS-based RTMA will be the version
that will eventually be implemented in FY2025, it may make sense to shift
over from using the HRRR-based RTMA regression tests to a RRFS-based test.
Thanks,
Edward
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… Hi Wen,
Those fields were expected to change due to the update in the effective
layer mid-level calculation. The update allows for the intercomparison of
HRRR and RRFS based results which possess a different number of vertical
levels (50 vs 65) which yielded quite different U,V, and bulk wind shear
results. We encountered this disparity during the last HWT but it was too
late to address them at that point. I worked with Nathan at GSL to devise
the effective layer level minimization approach to yield apples to apples
comparisons between both parallels. Going forward, this change yields more
realistic representations of wind shear in the RRFS-based result. Is it
possible to adopt a new baseline for the RTMA regression test that
incorporates these changes?
Thanks,
Edward
-Edward
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wrote:
> @EdwardColon-NOAA <https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA> From my UPP RT
> tests for rtma there are following fields having changed results:
>
> ***@***.*** rtma_2020113000]$ cat WRFTWO.GrbF00.diff
> 159:126896615:UESH:level of free convection:rpn_corr=0.175501:rpn_rms=4.49026
> 160:127231266:VESH:level of free convection:rpn_corr=0.896837:rpn_rms=1.48491
> 161:127570519:ESHR:level of free convection:rpn_corr=0.790243:rpn_rms=3.51646
> 165:129310193:STPC:level of free convection:rpn_corr=0.413654:rpn_rms=0.0627944
>
> You may look into my run directory
> /scratch1/NCEPDEV/stmp2/Wen.Meng/rtma_2020113000 on Hera. Please let me
> know if you any unexpected/missing changes.
>
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@EdwardColon-NOAA Good suggestion! I am willing to change the baseline of the RT test for RTMA with RRFS-based RTMA data file. Please provide me the sample files. |
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As long as these changes only affect the intended fields, I'm OK with this! Thanks Edward!
Hi Wen,
I'll generate new baselines for HRRR and RRFS based on the new executable.
…-Edward
On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 3:35 PM WenMeng-NOAA ***@***.***>
wrote:
Hi, Just one more suggestion. Since the RRFS-based RTMA will be the
version that will eventually be implemented in FY2025, it may make sense to
shift over from using the HRRR-based RTMA regression tests to a RRFS-based
test. Thanks, Edward On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 2:36 PM Edward Colon - NOAA
Affiliate < *@*.
*> wrote: … <#m_-954902079840727377_> Hi Wen, Those fields were expected
to change due to the update in the effective layer mid-level calculation.
The update allows for the intercomparison of HRRR and RRFS based results
which possess a different number of vertical levels (50 vs 65) which
yielded quite different U,V, and bulk wind shear results. We encountered
this disparity during the last HWT but it was too late to address them at
that point. I worked with Nathan at GSL to devise the effective layer level
minimization approach to yield apples to apples comparisons between both
parallels. Going forward, this change yields more realistic representations
of wind shear in the RRFS-based result. Is it possible to adopt a new
baseline for the RTMA regression test that incorporates these changes?
Thanks, Edward -Edward On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 1:33 PM WenMeng-NOAA @.*>
wrote: > @EdwardColon-NOAA <https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA>
https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA From my UPP RT > tests for rtma there
are following fields having changed results: > > *@*.***
rtma_2020113000]$ cat WRFTWO.GrbF00.diff > 159:126896615:UESH:level of free
convection:rpn_corr=0.175501:rpn_rms=4.49026 > 160:127231266:VESH:level of
free convection:rpn_corr=0.896837:rpn_rms=1.48491 >
161:127570519:ESHR:level of free
convection:rpn_corr=0.790243:rpn_rms=3.51646 > 165:129310193:STPC:level of
free convection:rpn_corr=0.413654:rpn_rms=0.0627944 > > You may look into
my run directory > /scratch1/NCEPDEV/stmp2/Wen.Meng/rtma_2020113000 on
Hera. Please let me > know if you any unexpected/missing changes. > > — >
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@EdwardColon-NOAA <https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA> Good suggestion!
I am willing to change the baseline of the RT test for RTMA with RRFS-based
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Hi Wen,
I have the grib2 output and UPP input files for HRRR and RRFS cases
generated for 2023040400 at:
/lfs/h2/emc/da/noscrub/edward.colon/files_for_wen
RRFS RTMA grib2 benchmark
--------------------------------------------
-rw-r--r-- 1 edward.colon da 978607709 Apr 4 15:06
RTMA_CONUS.t00z.bgdawpf000.tm00.grib2
-rw-r--r-- 1 edward.colon da 57199440 Apr 4 15:06
RTMA_CONUS.t00z.bgifif000.tm00.grib2
-rw-r--r-- 1 edward.colon da 50833191 Apr 4 15:06
RTMA_CONUS.t00z.bgsfcf000.tm00.grib2
-rw-r--r-- 1 edward.colon da 1445231221 Apr 4 15:06
RTMA_CONUS.t00z.bgrd3df000.tm00.grib2
RRFS RTMA input
---------------------------
…-rw-r--r-- 1 edward.colon da 8070324363 Apr 4 15:32 dynf000.nc
-rw-r--r-- 1 edward.colon da 6257107944 Apr 4 15:32 phyf000.nc
HRRR RTMA grib2 benchmark
--------------------------------------------
-rw-r--r-- 1 edward.colon da 446224745 Apr 4 15:13
rtma3d.t0000z.wrfsubhprs_fgs.grib2
-rw-r--r-- 1 edward.colon da 738966161 Apr 4 15:13
rtma3d.t0000z.wrfsubhnat_fgs.grib2
HRRR RTMA input
---------------------------------------
hrrr.t2300z.f0100.netcdf
-Edward
On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 4:44 PM Edward Colon - NOAA Affiliate <
***@***.***> wrote:
Hi Wen,
I'll generate new baselines for HRRR and RRFS based on the new executable.
-Edward
On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 3:35 PM WenMeng-NOAA ***@***.***>
wrote:
> Hi, Just one more suggestion. Since the RRFS-based RTMA will be the
> version that will eventually be implemented in FY2025, it may make sense to
> shift over from using the HRRR-based RTMA regression tests to a RRFS-based
> test. Thanks, Edward On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 2:36 PM Edward Colon - NOAA
> Affiliate < *@*.
>
> *> wrote: … <#m_4254865335288637175_m_-954902079840727377_> Hi Wen, Those
> fields were expected to change due to the update in the effective layer
> mid-level calculation. The update allows for the intercomparison of HRRR
> and RRFS based results which possess a different number of vertical levels
> (50 vs 65) which yielded quite different U,V, and bulk wind shear results.
> We encountered this disparity during the last HWT but it was too late to
> address them at that point. I worked with Nathan at GSL to devise the
> effective layer level minimization approach to yield apples to apples
> comparisons between both parallels. Going forward, this change yields more
> realistic representations of wind shear in the RRFS-based result. Is it
> possible to adopt a new baseline for the RTMA regression test that
> incorporates these changes? Thanks, Edward -Edward On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at
> 1:33 PM WenMeng-NOAA @.*> wrote: > @EdwardColon-NOAA
> <https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA> https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA
> From my UPP RT > tests for rtma there are following fields having changed
> results: > > *@*.*** rtma_2020113000]$ cat WRFTWO.GrbF00.diff >
> 159:126896615:UESH:level of free
> convection:rpn_corr=0.175501:rpn_rms=4.49026 > 160:127231266:VESH:level of
> free convection:rpn_corr=0.896837:rpn_rms=1.48491 >
> 161:127570519:ESHR:level of free
> convection:rpn_corr=0.790243:rpn_rms=3.51646 > 165:129310193:STPC:level of
> free convection:rpn_corr=0.413654:rpn_rms=0.0627944 > > You may look into
> my run directory > /scratch1/NCEPDEV/stmp2/Wen.Meng/rtma_2020113000 on
> Hera. Please let me > know if you any unexpected/missing changes. > > — >
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> -- ------------------------------------------------- Edward Colón
> *Lynker* at NOAA/NWS/NCEP/EMC 5830 University Research Ct. Rm #2025
> Riverdale, MD 20737 Office: (301) 683-3815 Cell: (301) 213-3566
>
> @EdwardColon-NOAA <https://github.com/EdwardColon-NOAA> Good suggestion!
> I am willing to change the baseline of the RT test for RTMA with RRFS-based
> RTMA data file. Please provide me the sample files.
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Cell: (301) 213-3566
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*Lynker* at NOAA/NWS/NCEP/EMC
5830 University Research Ct.
Rm #2025
Riverdale, MD 20737
Office: (301) 683-3815
Cell: (301) 213-3566
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Hi Wen, The update including the deallocation of arrays seems to have passed the compilation checks but I still received email suggesting that it didn't pass. I checked out the code locally and it compiled on cactus without a problem. |
@EdwardColon-NOAA That's CI failure on UPP github. I don't see any fortran code errors and would look for help from EIB for CI configuration. Meanwhile you might go to your folk on github, click red error symbol and rerun CI. |
@FernandoAndrade-NOAA You may start the UPP RT tests on Hera and Orion. Since the baseline of RTMA will be recreated with this PR, you can skip that test. |
@WenMeng-NOAA UPP RT tests have completed on Hera and Orion without changes to results except RTMA |
@FernandoAndrade-NOAA Please approve this PR. |
The UPP RT tests were completed on WCOSS2. A new baseline for 3drtma is needed to be created with this PR. The 3drtma model files will be in RRFS-based format. |
MISCLN.f updated to resolve issues in generating SPC fields using RRFS-derived analysis output files.