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Hi,
It would be nice to be able to get the model run time of datasets. For the project I am working on now I need only extended length runs (e.g. models that have been run to 2300).
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I'm tagging this as an enhancement, I'm assuming you mean having an extra query option at the command line.
If you use clef by importing the modules in your code (https://clef.readthedocs.io/en/stable/code.html#examples) you can get 2 extra fields in your query results. fdatetdate and a True/False flag called time_complete that means that the files constitutes an "unbroken" time series.
df
project institute model ... fdate tdate time_complete
path ...
/g/data/al33/replicas/CMIP5/combined/MIROC/MIRO... CMIP5 MIROC MIROC5 ... 20060101 21001231 True
You could use the results to perform another query based on tdate >= 23000101 or something similar in your case.
I will look at ways to offer this on the command line, we discussed this previously but the CMIP5 data is so irregular that it introduced quite a few exceptions.
Thanks for your suggestion
Hi,
It would be nice to be able to get the model run time of datasets. For the project I am working on now I need only extended length runs (e.g. models that have been run to 2300).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: