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CMM Porting - Proof of Concept

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climate model monitor
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Description

While learning about CMM/CMEW and determining what work will need to be done to port one to the other, I put together a proof of concept that demonstrates the processing of desired CMM variables from a given climate run (u-dq100) with CMEW. Sample output from this can be seen below.

| | CMEW | CMM |
|---|---|---|
| tas | Image | Image |
| od550aer | Image | Image |
| rlut | Image | Image |
| rsut | Image | Image |
| rtmt | Image | Image |
| clw | unavailable in test dataset | unavailable in reference afterburner output |
| clt | Image | Image |
| nbp | Image | Image |
| co2 | Image | unavailable in reference afterburner output |
| fgco2 | unavailable in test dataset | unavailable in reference afterburner output |
| cdnc | Image | Image|

Additional demonstration plots:

Global climatology of tas including a reference dataset:
Image
Image

Zonal mean pr including reference datasets:
Image

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Research direction

No source file, test, or entry point is named; the issue only presents a proof of concept and comparison plots. Start by locating the proof of concept in CMEW and confirming the required CMM-to-CMEW porting scope with maintainers; the issue does not yet define what completion should include.

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Assessment

Tech stack
python
Domain
data
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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