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A link will be provided in an email prior to the tutorial for the WRF-ARW |
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The wrf_python_tutorial git repository linked to in Step 5 includes a directory |
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data files used for the examples. If you did not receive this email, the link |
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containing several WRF-ARW data files which will be used for examples during |
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the tutorial. |
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You also have the option of using your own data files for the tutorial by |
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You also have the option of using your own data files for the tutorial by |
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modifying the first Jupyter Notebook cell to point to your data set. |
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modifying the first Jupyter Notebook cell to point to your data set. |
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without some modifications (e.g. cross section lines will be drawn outside of |
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without some modifications (e.g. cross section lines will be drawn outside of |
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your domain). |
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your domain). |
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1. The link in the email should take you to a location on an Amazon cloud |
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1. If you have recently cloned the wrf_python_tutorial git repository, then |
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drive. |
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you should have a "wrf_tutorial_data" directory at the root level of the |
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"wrf_python_tutorial" directory. |
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2. If you hover your mouse over the wrf_tutorial_data.zip file, you'll see |
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2. If this directory does not exist, try running the following commands |
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an empty check box appear next to the file name. Click this check |
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from within the "wrf_python_tutorial" directory to update your local |
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box. |
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copy of the git repository:: |
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3. At the bottom of the screen, you'll see a Download button next to a |
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git checkout -- . |
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cloud icon. Click this button to start the download. |
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git pull |
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git submodule init |
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git submodule update |
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cd wrf_tutorial_data |
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git checkout -- . |
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4. The download was most likely placed in to your ~/Downloads folder |
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3. Verify that you have three WRF output files in the "wrf_tutorial_data" |
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[%HOMEPATH%\\Downloads for Windows]. Using your preferred method of choice |
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directory:: |
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for unzipping files, unzip this file in to your home directory. Your data |
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should now be in ~/wrf_tutorial_data |
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5. Verify that you have three WRF output files in that directory. |
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wrfout_d01_2005-08-28_00_00_00 |
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Getting Help |
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Getting Help |
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