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v34 v35 2 2 [[PageOutline]] 3 3 4 FirstAuthor: A. Ducharne in 2019/01/22\\5 With contributions from J. Ghattas, P. Peylin, F. Maignan, M. MacGrath, B. Guenet\\6 Reviewed by P. Arboleda in May 2020 4 Author: A. Ducharne in 2019/01/22\\ 5 With contributions from J. Ghattas, P. Peylin, F. Maignan, M. !McGrath, B. Guenet (April 2020)\\ 6 Last revision: P. Arboleda (May 2020), S. Luyssaert (June 2020) 7 7 8 The goal of this howto is to sum up what you should not forget to run a simulation (for students and even for more experienced users). 8 == Objective == 9 The objective of this item is to sum up what you remember when running a simulation. The item is written for students and even for more experienced users. The examples of this page are oriented towards offline simulations with [http://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/libigcm/wiki/WikiStart libIGCM] ("infrastructure développée à l'IPSL pour accéder, lancer et enchaîner simulation et post-traitements pour une simulation type"). Links to particular files are given for [browser:tags/ORCHIDEE_2_0/ tag2.0] (created in March 2018 for CMIPv1). This checklist is largely valid for other model configurations such as LMDZOR or when running without making use of libIGCM. In those cases the details will most likley not hold. 9 10 10 The examples of this page are focused on offline simulations with [http://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/libigcm/wiki/WikiStart libIGCM] ("infrastructure développée à l'IPSL pour accéder, lancer et enchaîner simulation et post-traitements pour une simulation type"). Links to particular files are given for [browser:tags/ORCHIDEE_2_0/ tag2.0] (created in March 2018 for CMIPv1). 11 12 This checklist is also valid in other cases (LMDZOR, no libIGCM), although the details won't hold. 13 14 == 1) On which machine do I want to run? 11 == 1) On which machine do I want to run? == 15 12 16 13 … … 27 24 You can also run on your local **linux** machine, but in this case, you will have to manage your running environment yourself: libraries, compiler, etc. Find some information [https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/igcmg_doc/wiki/DocBenv#HowtousetheIPSLmodelsandtoolswithalocalPC here], in addition to some of the links below (Installation and compilation). Please note that if you choose this option you may receive less support from the orchidee group. Except for specific reason this option is not recommended. 28 25 29 == 2) Which code do I want to run? 26 == 2) Which code do I want to run? == 30 27 31 28 ''' 2a) Choosing a revision''' … … 65 62 - verify that your results make sense compared to the revision you based your developments on 66 63 67 == 3) Installation and compilation 64 == 3) Installation and compilation == 68 65 69 66 Read here about to download ORCHIDEE for offline (i.e., driven by separate meteorological forcing files) use: [wiki:Documentation/UserGuide/InstallingORCHIDEEBasic]. Information for downloading the [https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/UserGuide/ORCHIDEEDOFOCOInstall CAN] and [https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/DevelopmentActivities/ORCHIDEE-CNP CNP] branches of ORCHIDEE also exists and can likely be adapted for any branch, but note that permission to access branches is generally restricted. … … 73 70 Always recompile your code if you make changes in the fortran code. Further information on compiling ORCHIDEE can be found [https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/UserGuide/CompileMethods here]. 74 71 75 == 4) Configuration of your simulation 72 == 4) Configuration of your simulation == 76 73 77 74 … … 132 129 If you want to change the variables that are output by your simulation, read the dedicated section [wiki:Documentation/UserGuide#Historyoutputfiles History/output files]. 133 130 134 == 5) Run your simulation 131 == 5) Run your simulation == 135 132 libIGCM is the environment that makes it easier to run simulations: gathering the required input files, copying them to the run directory, running the simulation, and then storing the output, in particular for multiple year simulations where you would otherwise have to manually copy restart files and name them appropriately. The [wiki:Documentation/UserGuide#DifferentwaystoconfiguresimulationswithlibIGCM libIGCM section] of the HowTo has additional information about manipulating libIGCM in special cases. 136 133 … … 145 142 - the [https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/igcmg_doc/wiki/Doc/Setup#config.card TEST and DEVT options in config.card] can be useful as they keep more log files accessible 146 143 147 == 6) How to get some help? 144 == 6) How to get some help? == 148 145 149 146 6a) Look at the documentation and howto pages, training sessions, ... … … 153 150 6c) Email to orchidee-help at listes.ipsl.fr 154 151 155 == 7) Analyse your results 152 == 7) Analyse your results == 156 153 If your simulation(s) have run, you probably want to look at it(them)... 157 154 - Model outputs are in netcdf format. You can find [wiki:Documentation/UserGuide/StudyNetCDF here] some information on how to look at netcdf data … … 164 161 165 162 166 == 8) How to archive your developments? 163 == 8) How to archive your developments? == 167 164 If your developments proved interesting, the ORCHIDEE community would be happy to benefit from them: 168 165 - Presentation of your results (share your report or paper, invite the group to your seminar/defense, present a talk an ORCHIDEE weekly of DEV meeting)
