Yannick was out of the office this time so Anna ran the meeting and opened by announcing this was a general roundtable update.
We heard from the JEDI project followed by the other JCSDA projects.
Mark M was out of the office, so other members of the JEDI 1 team gave the following summary.
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Ryan gave the following summary
JEDI2 Meeting — March 24, 2021 Agenda:
Updates:Ryan:
Steve:
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Dan gave the following summary
JEDI3 meeting - March 22, 2021
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Anna gave the following summary.
JEDI4 meeting - March 22, 2021 New team member: Steve Vahl (UKMO liaison in the JEDI - Model interfaces team). Updates: Anna: Working on refactoring observation-space Localization (used in LETKF-type algorithms) to allow for features required by ocean and snow DA. Also planning to use the updated ObsLocalization interface for local observation search (moving that functionality out of ObsSpace second constructor). Benjamin: The fv3-jedi static B matrix training is now running on an AWS parallel cluster, using Dan's ensemble on S3. Also helped Guillaume to setup a similar B matrix training for SOCA. Clementine: merged diagnostics for Lanczos; working on fv3-jedi diagnostics. Dan: Working on using lagged pairs; PR in oops and saber. Reading increments from disc instead of states. Eric: NRL converters (innovations data -> nc4). Preparing for cycling by end of April (3DVar) Nancy: Experiencing a problem with 3DVar (4DVar obs data set has problems, too dense obs for 3DVar). Unclear why 3DVar crashes yet. JJ: working on variable change for model->geovals. Junmei: working on mpas-jedi cycling with bias correction & QC filters. Wei: working with Sergey on Halo distribution. Found a bug when there are zero obs on an MPI task; issued bugfix PR in ioda. Plan to run separate observer and solver for the experiments Yannick: Working on how we’re passing ObsErrors between Filters and everything else; PR coming soon. Same with QC filters: working on an obvious way the QC flags are passed to the ObsOperator. Olly: created a PR in ECMWF Atlas that implemented a repartitioner from one PE distribution to other. Currently it works for structured meshes.
Marek: have been continuing on the spectral transform work for a spectral B. I have managed to get the code to do a low-pass filter. Now I am taking a two pronged approach to getting a functioning adjoint of an inverse transform. It should be possible to rescale the direct transform (grid-point to spectral) to simulate the adjoint of the inverse transform. That is one approach. The other is to allow atlas to use the adjoint of the inverse transform in atlas. That requires changes to transi and well as atlas. That is the other approach that I am implementing.
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Claude and Rick G gave the following summary.
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Francois and Hui gave the following summary.
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No update this week
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Andy gave the following summary.
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At this point Anna opened the floor for questions and updates from the entire group.
Chris S asked the group what is needed to run a model outside of JEDI in the EWOK flow. Rahul mentioned that UFS is a good example where the primary challenge is to have EWOK build the Fortran namelist configuration for UFS. Some discussion ensued and two options for handling the namelist creation issue came up:
Chris S asked that NCAR be included in any discussions along the lines of his question (above) so that NCAR can stay up to date with best practices.