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Possibility to provide a '*' to the definition of a dataset in a recipe #589
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nice @jservonnat 🍺 I shall have a look and start implementing this idea: my take would be:
What do you guys reckon @mattiarighi @bouweandela @jvegasbsc 🍺 |
PS - @jservonnat I moved your issue to ESMValCore since this deals with the data finder and logistics within the Core |
any suggestions/approvals/nay's @bouweandela @jvegasbsc @mattiarighi ? I am planning on starting work on this 🍺 |
This can be useful, but I fear that the except will grow quite a bit
This is more tricky, usually you don't have interchangeable experiments: you have ensemble members for that. Unless you are thinking on things like make equivalent CMIP6's
This is becoming mandatory, there are datasets in CMIP6 with lots of members and its becoming a problem to keep track of all of them
This is mandatory to ease definitions for DCPP and similar decadal and seasonal experiments. It will be a pain to specify all DCPP startdates if we have to provide the exact data range for each one. |
I agree that it would be a very nice feature to be able to use glob patterns in the variable/dataset definitions in the recipe. It will be some work to implement this though. We will also need to think a bit about how we want to make recipes in the ESMValtool repository reproducible if we use this feature. At the moment @mattiarighi tests if a recipe works with the variables and datasets that are part of it, but if this starts to depend on the data available, it becomes a bit harder to test that stuff actually works, so maybe we would not want to allow this for those recipes. |
Hello everyone,
this issue follows our discussion during the Is-ENES3 GA with @valeriupredoi
With CliMAF we found very interesting to be able to specify a wildcard '' to our dataset definitions, like for instance model='', realization='' to work on all the models or realizations available.
In the same way, we implemented the possibility to specify period='last_XXY', 'first_XXY' or '', with XX being a number of years, to retrieve the last XX, first XX years available, or the full period.
Do you guys think you could consider adding this functionality?
Cheers,
J.
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