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Currently all MOM6) gets written to the current working directory. For G-W, it is preferable that this output be in a configurable location, e.g. ATM_OUTPUT. For MOM6, there is currently a MOM6_OUTPUT directory available, but the model output itself is not written to that directory.
Solution
Update the diag_table files with a configurable location. For MOM6, this requires for example:
For the RTs, the output directory for the ATM should be maintained in the current working directory so that the list of baseline comparison files does not need to change. This can be done by using export ATM_OUTPUT = ./ which will be used for the ATM portion of the diag_table.
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This is working fine for MOM6 output, but is not correctly directing ATM output to something other than the current directory. I thought the diag_table would work similar to MOM6, but I think since we are using the WGC, the directory name needs to be appended to the filename there.
Description
Currently all MOM6) gets written to the current working directory. For G-W, it is preferable that this output be in a configurable location, e.g.
ATM_OUTPUT
. For MOM6, there is currently aMOM6_OUTPUT
directory available, but the model output itself is not written to that directory.Solution
Update the
diag_table
files with a configurable location. For MOM6, this requires for example:For the RTs, the output directory for the ATM should be maintained in the current working directory so that the list of baseline comparison files does not need to change. This can be done by using
export ATM_OUTPUT = ./
which will be used for the ATM portion of the diag_table.Alternatives
Related to
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: