Where is the filter_input.cdl of bgrid_solo?

[lantel-wm]

I'm new to DART, and I'm trying to run bgird_solo model. But I can't find the filter_input.cdl file, only a file named filter_input.cdl.REMOVED.git-id exists in the model's work folder. I'm wondering how I can get or generate filter_input.cdl file, I'll appreciate it if someone could help me. :)

Describe the bug

Can't find filter_input.cdl.

Error Message

None.

Which model(s) are you working with?

bgrid_solo.

Version of DART

v11.0.3

Have you modified the DART code?

No

[hkershaw-brown]

Hi lantel-wm, thanks for bringing this to our attention. filter_input.cdl.REMOVED.git-id isn't helpful for getting started. We'll take a look at this.

Science wise, [email protected] is the place to ask about the experiment setup. It would be good to try the DART tutorial also. But if you just want to try out filter with some brgid_solo files you can do the following to get a bgrid_solo netcdf file and perturb it to get an ensemble:

There is a perfect_input.cdl in models/bgrid_solo/work

./quickbuild.sh (or quickbuild.sh nompi if you are not building with mpi) This will create perfect_input.nc

./perfect_model_obs

cp perfect_output.nc filter_input.nc

in input.nml, set &filter_nml perturb_from_single_instance = .true.,

Then you can run filter ./filter

Cheers, Helen

[lantel-wm]

Hi lantel-wm, thanks for bringing this to our attention. filter_input.cdl.REMOVED.git-id isn't helpful for getting started. We'll take a look at this.

Science wise, [email protected] is the place to ask about the experiment setup. It would be good to try the DART tutorial also. But if you just want to try out filter with some brgid_solo files you can do the following to get a bgrid_solo netcdf file and perturb it to get an ensemble:

There is a perfect_input.cdl in models/bgrid_solo/work

./quickbuild.sh (or quickbuild.sh nompi if you are not building with mpi) This will create perfect_input.nc

./perfect_model_obs

cp perfect_output.nc filter_input.nc

in input.nml, set &filter_nml perturb_from_single_instance = .true.,

Then you can run filter ./filter

Cheers, Helen

Thanks a lot, it really helps me. Sorry for asking about the experiment setup in the wrong place. I'm trying the DART tutorial as well, thank you for your kind reply!