[Met_help] Another Question
John Halley Gotway
johnhg at ucar.edu
Tue May 18 08:54:34 MDT 2010
Bob,
I'm really surprised that this is taking so long to run. Typically, MODE-Analysis runs very quickly since it's just a file filtering tool, as I described.
So you're asking about how to specify which MODE output files the MODE-Analysis tool reads. You can specify those in a couple of ways:
(1) "-lookin dir" Looks in a directory and searches for all MODE output files.
(2) "-lookin file" Looks only in that single MODE output file you specify.
(3) Also, any other thing you pass to MODE-Analysis on the command line, it assumes is a MODE output file to be read. Therefore, you could run MODE-Analysis like this:
mode_analysis -bycase -single -simple mode_*20050808_000000V*_obj.txt
That'd tell MODE-Analysis to read only those MODE output files for that date/time listed.
It would be a good idea to restrict the MODE output files you pass to MODE-Analysis as much as possible. And it should run faster that way.
Let me know if you need further clarification.
John
Craig, Robert J Civ USAF AFWA 16 WS/WXN wrote:
> When I run mode analysis, it takes about 5 minutes per fcst hour per day. I am doing two months so this time is too long. I noticed in the documentation for mode_analysis there is a field called [MODE FILE LIST]. Can this be used, or some other method, to limit the files that are scanned? It currently scans 106,000 lines for each forecast hour.
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> Thanks
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> Bob
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