CDEPS
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Input Streams
  • 3. Design Details
  • 4. Data Atmosphere (DATM)
  • 5. Data Ocean (DOCN)
  • 6. Data Ice (DICE)
  • 7. Data Land (DLND)
  • 8. Data Runoff (DROF)
  • 9. Data Wave (DWAV)
  • 10. Extending CDEPS
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CDEPS documentation¶

The Community Data Models for Earth Predictive Systems (CDEPS) contains a set of NUOPC-compliant data components along with ESMF-based share code that enables new capabilities in selectively removing feedbacks in coupled model systems. The CDEPS data models perform the basic function of reading external data files, modifying those data, and then sending the data back to the CMEPS mediator.

Table of contents¶

  • 1. Introduction
    • 1.1. Overview
    • 1.2. Code Tree
    • 1.3. Design
    • 1.4. CDEPS and CIME Control System (CCS)
    • 1.5. NUOPC Cap
  • 2. Input Streams
    • 2.1. Overview
    • 2.2. Data Model Stream Input
    • 2.3. Data Model Namelist Input
    • 2.4. CIME-CCS Customization of stream description files
    • 2.5. Data Model Stream Inline API
    • 2.6. Handling Stream Calendars
  • 3. Design Details
    • 3.1. Data Model Performance
    • 3.2. I/O Through Data Models
    • 3.3. I/O Through Data Models In CIME-CCS
    • 3.4. Restart Files
    • 3.5. Stream Modules
    • 3.6. Stream Datatypes
  • 4. Data Atmosphere (DATM)
    • 4.1. Supported Data Modes
    • 4.2. Configuring DATM from CIME
  • 5. Data Ocean (DOCN)
    • 5.1. Supported Data Modes
    • 5.2. Configuring DOCN using CIME-CCS
  • 6. Data Ice (DICE)
    • 6.1. Supported Data Modes
    • 6.2. Configuring DICE from CIME
  • 7. Data Land (DLND)
    • 7.1. Supported Data Modes
    • 7.2. Configuring DLND using the CIME-CCS
  • 8. Data Runoff (DROF)
    • 8.1. Supported Data Modes
    • 8.2. Configuring DROF from CIME
  • 9. Data Wave (DWAV)
    • 9.1. Supported Data Modes
    • 9.2. Configuring DWAV using the CIME-CCS
  • 10. Extending CDEPS
    • 10.1. Adding New Data Mode
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