Interactive ActivitiesΒΆ
Each afternoon in the JEDI Academy, padawans will have the opportunity to work with the JEDI code in a series of hands-on activities. Each activity builds on those that precede it.
Consult the following pages for step-by-step instructions on how to proceed with each of these activities.
- Monday A: Getting Started with AWS, Singularity, and JEDI
- Monday B: observations operators / configuration
- Tuesday A: Run H(x) in a testing environment
- 1. Introduction
- Access your AWS instance and enter the Singularity container
- 2. Review of YAML structure
- 3. Download and explore sample data
- 4. Create a YAML file to run the CRTM operator on AMSU-A data
- 5. Run the test application
- 6. Check the results
- 7. Run the CRTM operator on ATMS data
- 8. Run a conventional operator
- Tuesday B: Using UFO for bias correction and QC
- 1. Introduction
- Access your AWS instance and enter the Singularity container
- 2. Review of YAML structure
- 3. Download and explore the test data
- 4. Quality control of SatWinds data.
- 6. Run the test application
- 7. Plotting the results
- 8. Create a YAML file to run the bias correction step for SSMIS satellite data.
- 9. Run the test application
- 10. Check the results
- 11. Remove the orbit node (ascending/descending) bias predictors
- 12. Exercise: Add quality control for SEVIRI data and see its effect
- Wednesday A: Data Assimilation Diagnostics
- Wednesday B: Data assimilation in 4D
- Thursday A: Advanced model features
- Thursday B: Adding QC filter and QC filter test to JEDI
- Introduction
- Step 1: Access your AWS instance and enter the Singularity container
- Step 2: Make a new feature branch in the UFO repository
- Step 3: Add a new filter
- Step 4: Compile your code
- Step 5: Testing in JEDI
- Step 6: Add YAML configuration file for the new test
- Step 7: Register your test to CMakeLists.txt
- Step 8: Run your new test
- Friday: Pull Requests and Code Reviews