inline_model_metrics
A Met Office tenten project Rose app to run model metrics inline with a climate model.
Documentation is available from: https://inline-model-metrics.readthedocs.io/
The code consists of a preprocessor (currently specific to the UM output) which takes the input data from a source (model, reanalysis etc) and produces variables and filename suitable for use by the inline codes.
There are initially two components of the inline tracking, tempest_cyclone and tempest_atmos_river. Tempest_cyclone uses the cyclone-tracking capability of TempestExtremes, which tempest_atmos_river uses TempestExtremes to track atmospheric rivers.
Other inline metrics code can be included here, will required changes to the pre-processing to provide the required input files/variables.
Currently the code saves and archives tracked output to the Met Office MASS storage. This needs to be split out into a postprocessor code to be more generic.
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