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MPAS refactor notes #753

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hkershaw-brown opened this issue Oct 11, 2024 · 30 comments
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MPAS refactor notes #753

hkershaw-brown opened this issue Oct 11, 2024 · 30 comments
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Unresolved issues:

Surface elevation check
! Reject obs if the station height is far way from the model terrain.

but fwd operators (rttov) need these surface values
see discussion #332

Code:

branch (be aware I may force push to this)
https://github.com/NCAR/DART/tree/mpas-refactor

Spec (note 7 v 8)
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wD4MKM5PquOUbxK3YxIjcbIaFThJfa318heDn_bFUbs/edit

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In compute_u_with_rbf there is a loop around ens_size, for get_reconstruct but uval(1:ens_size) is set to set to the single value ureconstructzonal/ureconstructmeridional so you are getting the whole ensemble set each step of the loop

whole ensemble == last value from the loop.

do e = 1, ens_size
call get_reconstruct(nedges, lat*deg2rad, lon*deg2rad, &
coeffs_reconstruct, on_a_sphere, veldata(:, e), &
ureconstructx, ureconstructy, ureconstructz, &
ureconstructzonal, ureconstructmeridional)
if (zonal) then
uval = ureconstructzonal
else
uval = ureconstructmeridional
endif
enddo

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todo can be different across the ensemble

!>@todo lower (upper) could be different levels in pressure
!lowval = x(index1 + (edgelist(i)-1) * nvert + lower(i)-1)
lowindx = int(index1,i8) + int((edgelist(i)-1) * nvert,i8) + int(lower(i,1)-1,i8)
lowval = get_state(lowindx, state_handle)
!uppval = x(index1 + (edgelist(i)-1) * nvert + upper(i)-1)
upindx = int(index1,i8) + int((edgelist(i)-1) * nvert,i8) + int(upper(i,1)-1,i8)
uppval = get_state(upindx, state_handle)
veldata(i, :) = lowval*(1.0_r8 - fract(i, :)) + uppval*fract(i, :)

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on_bound? not used

logical :: at_surf, do_norm, on_bound

! if the entire ensemble has missing vertical values we can return now.
! otherwise we need to continue to convert the members with good vertical values.
! boundary cells will be updated by the assimilation.
! if all the vertical localization coord values are missing,
! we don't call this routine again, and return.
if (all(zin == missing_r8)) then ! .or. on_bound) then
istatus(:) = 0
return
endif

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find_vert_indices is a wrap around find_vert_level. Remove

subroutine find_vert_indices (state_handle, ens_size, loc, nc, c, lower, upper, fract, ier)

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convert_vert_distrib_state (state)
convert_vert_distrib (obs)

super repetitive & according to this comment state is calling the interpolation anyway:

!>@todo FIXME - this is the original code from the
!> observation version which does horizontal interpolation.
!> in this code we know we are on a state vector location
!> so no interp is needed. we should be able to make this
!> more computationally efficient.

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If rbf is depricated 11 years ago, possibly it is time to remove the code?

Screenshot 2024-10-28 at 6 19 09 PM

! RBF (radial basis function) modules, donated by LANL. currently deprecated

note see comment on incorrect rbf calulcaiton.

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Shells scripts are out of date, user complaints about cycling. Lots of csh (poor).

Documentation is poor, also points people to this MPAS page which sends people to none existent documentation (https://svn-dares-dart.cgd.ucar.edu/)

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hkershaw-brown commented Oct 29, 2024

Nope:

! try adjusting what static_init_model does, before it is called.

! if set by: call force_u_into_state() *BEFORE* calling static_init_model(),

subroutine static_init_model()
!>@todo FIXME - can we add an optional arg here for update_bc use?

Note, beware of whatever the regional stuff is doing. Seems like some bizarre choices here.

! modify what static_init_model does. this *must* be called before
! calling static_init_model().

more nope:

! Note that force_u_into_state should be called before static_init_model, which is unusual.
call force_u_into_state()
call set_lbc_variables(bdy_template_filename)

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update_bc.f90 is calling use direct_netcdf_mod,only : read_variables directly. 🙃

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why is this compile time, rather than runtime:

! compile-time control over whether grid information is written to the
! diagnostic files or not. if it is, the files are self-contained (e.g. for
! ease of plotting), but are also much larger than they would be otherwise.
! change this private variable to control whether the grid information is
! written or not.
logical :: add_static_data_to_diags = .false.

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why is this compile time, rather than runtime:

! compile-time control over whether grid information is written to the
! diagnostic files or not. if it is, the files are self-contained (e.g. for
! ease of plotting), but are also much larger than they would be otherwise.
! change this private variable to control whether the grid information is
! written or not.
logical :: add_static_data_to_diags = .false.

oh add_static_data_to_diags is not used and there is also a compile time (namelist) option write_grid_to_diag_file

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! FIXME: it may be desirable to read in xCell(:), yCell(:), zCell(:)
! to keep from having to compute them on demand, especially since we
! have converted the radian lat/lon of the cell centers into degrees.
! we have to convert back, then take a few sin and cos to get xyz.
! time/space/accuracy tradeoff here.

https://github.com/NCAR/DART/blame/e2188646b97573f198c66f7ea63482ebc34afa11/models/mpas_atm/model_mod.f90#L416

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model size needs to be i8:

integer :: model_size ! the state vector length

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currently unused (11 years). Not needed for regional? Or should be used?

! currently unused; for a regional model it is going to be necessary to know
! if the grid is continuous around longitudes (wraps in east-west) or not,
! and if it covers either of the poles.
character(len= 64) :: ew_boundary_type, ns_boundary_type

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This data on edge logic seems overcomplicated

! Do we have any state vector items located on the cell edges?
! If not, avoid reading in or using the edge arrays to save space.
! FIXME: this should be set after looking at the fields listed in the
! namelist which are to be read into the state vector - if any of them
! are located on the edges then this flag should be changed to .true.
! however, the way the code is structured these arrays are allocated
! before the details of field list is examined. since right now the
! only possible field array that is on the edges is the 'u' edge normal
! winds, search specifically for that in the state field list and set
! this based on that. if any other data might be on edges, this routine
! will need to be updated: is_edgedata_in_state_vector()
logical :: data_on_edges = .false.

variable dimension tells you edge vs cell, .e.g

float u(Time, nEdges, nVertLevels) ;
                u:units = "m s^{-1}" ;
                u:long_name = "Horizontal normal velocity at edges" ;

float qs(Time, nCells, nVertLevels) ;
                qs:units = "kg kg^{-1}" ;
                qs:long_name = "Snow mixing ratio" ;

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"causes mpas namelists to be read" - does not appear to be true

! Set the time step ... causes mpas namelists to be read.
! Ensures model_timestep is multiple of 'dynamics_timestep'
call set_calendar_type( calendar ) ! comes from model_mod_nml

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This comment, not sure what it is getting at:

!>@todo FIXME: if we want to do increments, we could also add a
! third domain which is the original forecast fields before
! the assimilation (so we can compute increments)

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boundary domain variables do not get bounds for clamping:

lbc_domid = add_domain(bdy_template_filename, lbc_nfields, &
var_names = lbc_variables)
! FIXME clamp_vals = variable_bounds(1:nfields,:) )

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see comment #753 (comment)

Remove not used variables:
add_static_data_to_diags  - not used
ew_boundary_type, ns_boundary_type  -not used

 Shortened some very verbose comments.
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query_vert_localization_coord not used & not requried.

!> pass the vertical localization coordinate to assim_tools_mod
function query_vert_localization_coord()
integer :: query_vert_localization_coord
query_vert_localization_coord = vert_localization_coord
end function query_vert_localization_coord

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get_init_template_filename

public :: get_init_template_filename, &

called but value unused in update_bc ?

call get_init_template_filename(static_filename)

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Hardcoded domain id:

! use get_num_variables() after setting the domains
! separate number for analysis file, boundary file
nanlvars = get_num_variables(1)
nbdyvars = get_num_variables(2)

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serial loop around files for update bc:

fileloop: do ! until out of files

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write model time overloaded

interface write_model_time
module procedure write_model_time_file
module procedure write_model_time_restart
end interface

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is_global_grid

Only used by mpas_dart_obs_preprocess, then global does not appear to be used

global = is_global_grid()

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Hardcoded dom_id in update_mpas_states:

integer :: dom_id = 1

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hkershaw-brown commented Oct 29, 2024

serial loop around files for update_mpas_states

!----------------------------------------------------------------------
! Reads lists of input mpas (prior) and filter (analysis) files
!----------------------------------------------------------------------
filenum = 1
fileloop: do ! until out of files

no dependencies in the loop? - run multiple update_mpas_states in parallel.

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progvar is removed and replaced with state structure. Notes on done/not done routines

I'm concerned about update_bc and update_mpas_states hard coding domains and using read_variables directory.
Also,

  • memory wise - reading the whole state in

    • clamping - this is already done on writing out the state from filter. Is this additional? (or unneeded) Would you not clamp from filter, but clamp here? Do you need the fail if so?
    • updating winds, you only need to read in the winds, not the whole state
  • performance wise, looping around each restart file in update_mpas_states

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hkershaw-brown commented Oct 29, 2024

todo docs:

  • remove progvar from docs.
  • whatever is going on with clamping.
  • It would be good to explain "The wind options during a DART assimilation are controlled by combinations of 4 different namelist values." what the 4 are and what the combinations are.

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oncenters is not binary (3 choices)

find_vert_indices -> find_vert_level( ..., oncenters=.true., ...)

the logic for oncenters is a bit weird to be passing all the way down the call tree.

Here it is hardcoded .true. for pressure otherwise .false.

if (verttype == VERTISPRESSURE) then
! get all cells which share any edges with the 3 cells which share
! the closest vertex.
call make_cell_list(vertexid, 3, ncells, celllist)
call find_vert_level(state_handle, ens_size, loc, ncells, celllist, .true., &
lower, upper, fract, ier)
if (all(ier /= 0)) return
! now have pressure at all cell centers - need to interp to get pressure
! at edge centers.
call move_pressure_to_edges(ncells, celllist, lower, upper, fract, &
nedges, edgelist, ier)
if (all(ier /= 0)) return
else
! need vert index for the vertical level
call find_vert_level(state_handle, ens_size, loc, nedges, edgelist, .false., &
lower, upper, fract, ier)
if (all(ier /= 0)) return
endif

but oncenters ignored for pressure:

if(verttype == VERTISPRESSURE ) then
track_ier = 0
vert_array = vert
! Need to get base offsets for the potential temperature, density, and water
! vapor mixing fields in the state vector
call get_index_range(QTY_POTENTIAL_TEMPERATURE, pt_base_offset)
call get_index_range(QTY_DENSITY, density_base_offset)
call get_index_range(QTY_VAPOR_MIXING_RATIO, qv_base_offset)
do i=1, nc
call find_pressure_bounds(state_handle, ens_size, vert_array, ids(i), nVertLevels, &
pt_base_offset, density_base_offset, qv_base_offset, &
lower(i, :), upper(i, :), fract(i, :), ier)
!if(debug > 9) print '(A,5I5,F10.4)', &
! ' after find_pressure_bounds: ier, i, cellid, lower, upper, fract = ', &
! ier, i, ids(i), lower(i, :), upper(i, :), fract(i, :)
!if(debug > 5 .and. ier(e) /= 0) print '(A,4I5,F10.4,I3,F10.4)', &
!'fail in find_pressure_bounds: ier, nc, i, id, vert, lower, fract: ', &
! ier, nc, i, ids(i), vert_array, lower(i, :), fract(i, :)
! we are inside a loop over each corner. consolidate error codes
! so that we return an error for that ensemble member if any
! of the corners fails the pressure bounds test.
where (ier /= 0 .and. track_ier == 0) track_ier = ier
enddo
ier = track_ier
return
endif

oncenters(/faces/edges) only relevant for HEIGHT?
oncenters/faces/edges Can be queried from the obs_kind.

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related to #757 "VERTISSURFACE describes variables on A surface (not necessarily THE surface)"

! VERTISSURFACE describes variables on A surface (not necessarily THE surface)

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