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[DATA REQUEST] Bureau of Meteorology Atmospheric Regional Projections for Australia (BARPA) #197

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Description of the data product

BARPA Projections contains a moderate-resolution and a kilometre-scale regional climate projections over Australia and surrounding regions. The current collections are developed based on CMIP6 global climate projections. It consists of an ensemble of historical and future climate model fields. It can be used for climate research, impact modelling, developing climatology products, and future likelihood products, driving downstream impact modelling (e.g., hydrological, coastal, and fire), for case studies and stress testing of environments, infrastructure and assets under different future scenarios.

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@rbeucher rbeucher added the data request Add data to the catalog label Sep 24, 2024
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Have requested membership of this project to investigate.

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Existing CMIP6 Intake-ESM catalog, so no new builder should be required. However, there isn't a metadata.yaml for this experiment (https://access-nri-intake-catalog.readthedocs.io/en/latest/management/building.html#metadata-yaml-files).

@rbeucher who would be the best person to add one for this experiment?

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I am not sure how @dougiesquire did for the fs38, oi10 etc collection. It should be similar.

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It's interesting, the config files inside access-nri-intake-catalog reference metadata.yaml for those experiments that don't exist. I'm trying to work out if they're just dummies to keep the system happy, or if they did once exist but now aren't needed for some reason.

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They should exist. If they don't it sounds like they could've been accidentally deleted... I can take a better look later today

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@dougiesquire the CMIP5 and CMIP6 experiments all refer to yamls stored in /g/data/tm70/intake, which doesn't exist. A search shows that there are a few metadata.yaml hiding within /g/data/tm70, but nothing that access-nri-intake-catalog appears to reference.

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Hmm, that folder used to exist. I guess it's been deleted (possibly by me??).

It should be possible to recreate the contents of the metadata.yaml from the latest (or prior) version of the catalog. E.g. something like:

catalog["cmip6_fs38"].metadata

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NCI has changed the way they deploy intake catalogs. They are now in each collection. That might be what is happening here.

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I'll shift the missing YAMLs into a new issue. Meanwhile, I think there's enough information in the existing catalog.json to be able to construct a sensible metadata.yaml myself. Should I put it in a 'master' folder under tm70, or drop it in the same place as the catalog? I presume the latter, but I'm nervous about touching data archives without explicit permission.

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I would keep things with the catalog

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Please confirm this YAML is acceptable for this dataset:

name: cmip6_py18
experiment_uuid: 0cc28d8c-7ba5-11ef-a9ea-000007d3fe80
description: Bureau of Meteorology Atmospheric Regional Projections for Australia (BARPA)
long_description: >-
  BARPA Projections contains a moderate-resolution and a kilometre-scale regional climate projections over 
  Australia and surrounding regions. The current collections are developed based on CMIP6 global climate projections. 
  It consists of an ensemble of historical and future climate model fields. 
  It can be used for climate research, impact modelling, developing climatology products, and future likelihood products, 
  driving downstream impact modelling (e.g., hydrological, coastal, and fire), for case studies and stress testing 
  of environments, infrastructure and assets under different future scenarios.
model:
- CMIP6
frequency:
- 
variable:
- evspsblpot
- vasmax
- zmla
- ta200m
- CAPE
- ta150m
- wsgsmax
- CIN
- va200m
- pr
- hfls
- rsut
- clwvi
- ta250m
- sfcWind
- cll
- clt
- ua300
- ta70
- ua1500m
- tsl
- va30
- ua400
- wa850
- mrros
- ua250
- hus10
- hus70
- rlut
- wa500
- va250m
- rlutcs
- wa700
- prw
- clivi
- ua50
- va100
- va700
- ua200m
- hus100
- rsdsdir
- vas
- snm
- hurs
- zg150
- psl
- va200
- wa600
- ps
- ua100
- va100m
- zg50
- rsdscs
- prc
- mrfso
- ua250m
- ua1000
- wa150
- ta400
- wa300
- wa50
- va500
- hus150
- va150
- sfcWindmax
- tasmin
- zg70
- wa250
- ta500
- mrsol
- wa70
- zg700
- ua925
- zg250
- ua10
- wa30
- zg400
- ua600
- va250
- ta950
- ua30
- va300
- wa400
- ua200
- ta150
- hus250
- ua70
- tauv
- zg30
- hfss
- vasmean
- rldscs
- ta50m
- mrfsos
- uas
- uasmean
- rsds
- clh
- tasmean
- mrsos
- rluscs
- uasmax
- ta1500m
- rsuscs
- ta20
- va50
- ua150m
- ta600
- prsn
- ta30
- zg300
- hus500
- mrfsol
- ta300
- zg200
- zg600
- hus1000
- ta10
- ta700
- ua500
- zg20
- rsutcs
- tauu
- ua100m
- va1500m
- rlds
- ta1000
- wa10
- hus400
- ta850
- ua700
- ta100
- zg925
- hus50
- rsdt
- zg100
- sic
- hus600
- hus700
- ta200
- ta50
- va10
- ts
- ta100m
- ua850
- hus20
- zg850
- hus850
- wa1000
- va1000
- snw
- rlus
- rsus
- va150m
- prhmax
- hus925
- tasmax
- va50m
- va925
- ua50m
- hus200
- ta925
- ua150
- snd
- ta250
- mrso
- hus30
- mrro
- wa20
- va70
- va400
- zg500
- z0
- omega500
- sund
- ua20
- va20
- clm
- va600
- wa925
- wa100
- zg10
- huss
- zg1000
- wa200
- va850
- tas
- hus300
- hus950
- sftlf
- evspsbl
- orog
nominal_resolution:
- 
version: 
contact: NCI
email: help@nci.org.au
reference:
license:
url: https://geonetwork.nci.org.au/geonetwork/srv/eng/catalog.search#/metadata/f3062_7036_5200_2977
parent_experiment:
related_experiments:
-
notes: 
keywords:
- cmip

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rbeucher commented Sep 26, 2024 via email

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I don't think there are any restrictions on the model name(s) per se, it's simply a set of strings that the user can search against. That being said, is BARPA it's own "model", or is it a custom collection of CMIP6 outputs?

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BARPA is the model but the collection name is Bureau of Meteorology... So bom_py18 is better here. It follows the CMIP format but it is not CMIP. It's regional models.

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name: barpa_py18
keywords:
- barpa
- bom
- cmip

Otherwise looks good

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Updated metadata:

name: barpa_py18
experiment_uuid: 0cc28d8c-7ba5-11ef-a9ea-000007d3fe80
description: Bureau of Meteorology Atmospheric Regional Projections for Australia (BARPA)
long_description: >-
  BARPA Projections contains a moderate-resolution and a kilometre-scale regional climate projections over 
  Australia and surrounding regions. The current collections are developed based on CMIP6 global climate projections. 
  It consists of an ensemble of historical and future climate model fields. 
  It can be used for climate research, impact modelling, developing climatology products, and future likelihood products, 
  driving downstream impact modelling (e.g., hydrological, coastal, and fire), for case studies and stress testing 
  of environments, infrastructure and assets under different future scenarios.
model:
- BARPA
frequency:
- 
variable:
- evspsblpot
- vasmax
- zmla
- ta200m
- CAPE
- ta150m
- wsgsmax
- CIN
- va200m
- pr
- hfls
- rsut
- clwvi
- ta250m
- sfcWind
- cll
- clt
- ua300
- ta70
- ua1500m
- tsl
- va30
- ua400
- wa850
- mrros
- ua250
- hus10
- hus70
- rlut
- wa500
- va250m
- rlutcs
- wa700
- prw
- clivi
- ua50
- va100
- va700
- ua200m
- hus100
- rsdsdir
- vas
- snm
- hurs
- zg150
- psl
- va200
- wa600
- ps
- ua100
- va100m
- zg50
- rsdscs
- prc
- mrfso
- ua250m
- ua1000
- wa150
- ta400
- wa300
- wa50
- va500
- hus150
- va150
- sfcWindmax
- tasmin
- zg70
- wa250
- ta500
- mrsol
- wa70
- zg700
- ua925
- zg250
- ua10
- wa30
- zg400
- ua600
- va250
- ta950
- ua30
- va300
- wa400
- ua200
- ta150
- hus250
- ua70
- tauv
- zg30
- hfss
- vasmean
- rldscs
- ta50m
- mrfsos
- uas
- uasmean
- rsds
- clh
- tasmean
- mrsos
- rluscs
- uasmax
- ta1500m
- rsuscs
- ta20
- va50
- ua150m
- ta600
- prsn
- ta30
- zg300
- hus500
- mrfsol
- ta300
- zg200
- zg600
- hus1000
- ta10
- ta700
- ua500
- zg20
- rsutcs
- tauu
- ua100m
- va1500m
- rlds
- ta1000
- wa10
- hus400
- ta850
- ua700
- ta100
- zg925
- hus50
- rsdt
- zg100
- sic
- hus600
- hus700
- ta200
- ta50
- va10
- ts
- ta100m
- ua850
- hus20
- zg850
- hus850
- wa1000
- va1000
- snw
- rlus
- rsus
- va150m
- prhmax
- hus925
- tasmax
- va50m
- va925
- ua50m
- hus200
- ta925
- ua150
- snd
- ta250
- mrso
- hus30
- mrro
- wa20
- va70
- va400
- zg500
- z0
- omega500
- sund
- ua20
- va20
- clm
- va600
- wa925
- wa100
- zg10
- huss
- zg1000
- wa200
- va850
- tas
- hus300
- hus950
- sftlf
- evspsbl
- orog
nominal_resolution:
- 
version: 
contact: NCI
email: help@nci.org.au
reference:
license:
url: https://geonetwork.nci.org.au/geonetwork/srv/eng/catalog.search#/metadata/f3062_7036_5200_2977
parent_experiment:
related_experiments:
-
notes: 
keywords:
- barpa
- bom
- cmip

@rbeucher are you able to place this as metadata.yaml somewhere within py18, or should we use whatever location we come up with in #200 for storing it? I think the deepest I can write inside py18 is down to the level of /g/data/py18/catalog/v2.

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