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I've been using JULES since 2008 when I was involved with a carbon cycle project at Univ. Oxford (which led to Marthews et al. 2012, GCB). During the first half of 2017 (now at UKCEH) I rewrote and reorganised the JULES website. As part of this, I created new pages there for all my JULES tutorials (under Training: especially see my tutorial JULES from Scratch) and a complete set of pages about how to get started using the model (under Getting Started).
Below are the remaining tools and tips that I regarded as a bit too 'developmental' to put on the official JULES website (at least for now). |
I should stress that I'm not an Iris user: I have used Python a lot, but I prefer using NCO tools and R as much as possible and this (obviously) influences what tools I find useful below. I prefer R to Python because I find the graphics options much more advanced than Python (e.g. lattice plots, ggplot2). I prefer NCO tools because, although the syntax is pretty horrible until you get used to it, they allow you to manipulate NetCDF files in single commands with no memory restrictions on large files as you have doing it in Python or R (or any other script language).
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Hope you find these useful: please email me if you would like to contribute any further methods/you find an error in what I've done here. Thanks. Toby.
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- Tools for visualising gridded data and converting between 1D and 2D grids are here
- Animating your model output is perhaps easier than you think: see here
- Some additional tools are available to UKCEH internal people [ask Toby for these]
Hope you find these useful: please email me if you would like to contribute any further methods/you find an error in what I've done here. Thanks. Toby.
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IDX CODES FOR MY JFSCRATCHSUITE
I have an example Rose suite that I have used since 2018 for several JULES runs (see here if you don't know what a Rose suite is). For convenience I call this my JFScratchSuite because I use it in my JULES From Scratch tutorial, but please note this is not an official configuration of the JULES model (I've listed all those here): it's just a minimal suite I use for testing that performs a short grid-based run using WFDEI data, slightly modified GL8 parameter settings, and it has the river routing options activated. Here are the suite codes so that you can download it from Rosie Go (see here for the release dates for all current version of JULES):
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