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xarray reference implementation
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Getting started
1. Overview
2. Installation instructions
3. Running the package on your data
Framework reference
Command-line options
Model data sources
Conventions for variable names and units
Model data format
Runtime configuration
Diagnostics reference
Summary of MDTF process-oriented diagnostics
Example Diagnostic Documentation
Convective Transition Diagnostic Package
EOF of Geopotential Height Diagnostic Module From NCAR
Mixed layer depth
MJO Propagation and Amplitude Diagnostic Package
MJO Suite Diagnostic Module From NCAR
MJO Teleconnection Diagnostic Package
Ocean Surface Latent Heat Flux Diagnostic Documentation
Phase and Amplitude of Precipitation Diurnal Cycle
Soil moisture-Evapotranspiration Coupling Diagnostic Package
Surface Temperature Extremes and Distribution Shape Package
Tropical Pacific Sea Level Diagnostic Documentation
Wavenumber Frequency Spectra Diagnostic Module From NCAR
Site-specific documentation
Customizing your installation with the ‘local’ site
GFDL-specific information
Developer information
1. Introduction for POD developers
2. Migration from framework v2.0
3. POD development checklist
4. Developer quickstart guide
5. POD development guidelines
6. POD settings file summary
7. Walkthrough of framework operation
8. POD coding best practices
9. Git-based development workflow
Developer reference
Diagnostic settings file format
MDTF Environment variables
Internal code documentation
Internal API documentation
Module Index
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Developer's Walkthough [PDF]
Full documentation [PDF]
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