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update DTR validation to include data type and different min validati… #155

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@dgergel dgergel commented Dec 17, 2021

This PR updates DTR validation to differentiate bw CMIP6 and bias corrected/downscaled allowed min values. This is because CMIP6 data, before applying the DTR small values "correction", may have zero values if tasmin > tasmax and those have been swapped.

Also cleaned up a bit of other DTR validation in this one.

addresses this GFDL DTR run bug: ClimateImpactLab/downscaleCMIP6#452

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@dgergel dgergel requested a review from brews December 17, 2021 20:11
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Thanks, @dgergel. I think we can run with this.

One change: please note your change in HISTORY.rst (thank you!)

After that, I think you're set to merge whenever you're ready.

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brews commented Dec 17, 2021

Note, we're going to have to accommodate these changes in https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ClimateImpactLab/downscaleCMIP6/master/workflows/templates/qualitycontrol-check-cmip6.yaml -- this PR will break this Workflow.

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dgergel commented Dec 17, 2021

thanks @brews - merging now.

@dgergel dgergel merged commit 37801bc into ClimateImpactLab:main Dec 17, 2021
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