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An example forecast experiment has been prepared for OpenIFS 48r1. The experiment ID is ab2a.
You should first download the tarball for this example experiment from here: https://sites.ecmwf.int/openifs/openifs-data/case_studies/48r1/karl/ab2a.tar.gz
Extract the example forecast experiment ab2a.tar.gz into a folder in a location suitable for model experiments. The global OpenIFS configuration file (oifs-config.edit_me.sh) sets the variable OIFS_EXPT which should point to the root directory for your OpenIFS experiments. You should extract ab2a.tar.gz to this location, and this folder will become your experiment directory.
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cd $OIFS_EXPT wget https://sites.ecmwf.int/openifs/openifs-data/case_studies/48r1/karl/# download the experiment tarball and extract to the experiment folder: cp ab2a.tar.gz $OIFS_EXPT tar -xvzf ab2a.tar.gz |
Ensure the namelist files for the atmospheric model (fort.4) and for the wave model (wam_namelist) are found in the experiment directory. If they are not already there then you can find them in a subfolder (called ecmwf) inside the experiment directory.
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Step 1: Copy the Metview processing code to your $OIFS_EXPT location:
(againAgain, either via download in a web browser or by using the wget utility)
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the Metview data package from this site: https://sites.ecmwf.int/openifs/openifs-data/case_studies/48r1/karl/mv.tar.gz
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# download the Metview data package and extract in the experiment directory:
cp mv.tar.gz $OIFS_EXPT
tar -xvzf mv.tar.gz
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