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The main works are here:

• The algorithm to read, write, and deal with grids and arrays in geoscience.
• The handy tools for programing.
• Some handy tools for plotting.
• Handy tools for WRF

• The framwork that using Slurm CLI to redistribute the simulation for ensemble simulations.

• Based on OO, this framework can be working with only few commandlines:

  • SlurmController strProject : The name of project strPartition : The partition name matching the setup for Slurm numCoresPerNode : The Cores per Node matching the setup for Slurm strJobname : The Jobname that used as the stdout/stderr matching Slurm strRootdir : The root of application folder, e.g. WRF ifServerLog : ON/OFF for storing the server log of the LEF

    • InitEnsemble : To init the ensemble simulation, to indicate that:

      • members : How many members for the simulation
      • UsingNodes : How many nodes for one ensemble member ( can be a fraction)

    • CreateMembers : To create the members with some prefix +

    • FileControl : To manipulate the files for all the ensemble members

    • RunMembers : To execute the simulation of the ensemble members,

      • The executor need to be indicated

    • CheckMembersWRF : A simple tool to check if the WRF of each member is still alive

• The example of running WRF can be found in run_lef_exaple.py

Will deal with gridcells.

Based on the work from stackflow, the progress bar can be used in Jupyter-Notebook and Terminal and Python IDE.

This is a simple example of Taylor's diagram, which requires only matplotlib. The spacing of the correlation axis is depending on a sin fixing.

This is used to create and read the output/input files for these format:

• .pfb
• .csv
• .sa
• .dat (seperater is ,)
• .xyz

With matplotlib user can use it to quickly plot the array files. One day this will be integrated into GRIDINFORMER

A small tool to fix the .bib file, to remove all the round bracket that can not be read by Gummi. Before running the bibliothek function of Gummi, run this script to let Gummi read the .bib file.

• update: It seems like GUMMI has already fixed this bug, this is not needed.