mpas_analysis.ocean.plot_climatology_map_subtask.PlotClimatologyMapSubtask¶

class mpas_analysis.ocean.plot_climatology_map_subtask.PlotClimatologyMapSubtask(parentTask, season, comparisonGridName, remapMpasClimatologySubtask, remapObsClimatologySubtask=None, secondRemapMpasClimatologySubtask=None, controlConfig=None, depth=None, removeMean=False, subtaskName=None)[source]¶

An analysis task for plotting 2D model fields against observations.

Attributes

seasonstr: A season (key in shared.constants.monthDictionary) to be plotted.
comparisonGridName{‘latlon’, ‘antarctic’, ‘arctic’}: The name of the comparison grid to plot.
remapMpasClimatologySubtaskRemapMpasClimatologySubtask: The subtask for remapping the MPAS climatology that this subtask will plot
remapObsClimatologySubtaskRemapObservedClimatologySubtask: The subtask for remapping the observational climatology that this subtask will plot
secondRemapMpasClimatologySubtaskRemapMpasClimatologySubtask: A second subtask for remapping another MPAS climatology to plot in the second panel and compare with in the third panel
removeMeanbool, optional: If True, a common mask for the model and reference data sets is computed (where both are valid) and the mean over that mask is subtracted from both the model and reference results. This is useful for data sets where the desire is to compare the spatial pattern but the mean offset is not meaningful (e.g. SSH)
outFileLabelstr: The prefix on each plot and associated XML file
fieldNameInTitlestr: The name of the field being plotted, as used in the plot title
mpasFieldNamestr: The name of the variable in the MPAS timeSeriesStatsMonthly output
obsFieldNamestr: The name of the variable to use from the observations file
observationTitleLabelstr: the title of the observations subplot
diffTitleLabelstr, optional: the title of the difference subplot
unitsLabelstr: the units of the plotted field, to be displayed on color bars
imageCaptionstr: the caption when mousing over the plot or displaying it full screen
galleryGroupstr: the name of the group of galleries in which this plot belongs
groupSubtitlestr: the subtitle of the group in which this plot belongs (or blank if none)
groupLinkstr: a short name (with no spaces) for the link to the gallery group
galleryNamestr: the name of the gallery in which this plot belongs
depth{None, float, ‘top’, ‘bot’}: Depth at which to perform the comparison, ‘top’ for the sea surface ‘bot’ for the sea floor
configSectionNamestr: the name of the section where the color map and range is defined

__init__(self, parentTask, season, comparisonGridName, remapMpasClimatologySubtask, remapObsClimatologySubtask=None, secondRemapMpasClimatologySubtask=None, controlConfig=None, depth=None, removeMean=False, subtaskName=None)[source]¶

Construct one analysis subtask for each plot (i.e. each season and comparison grid) and a subtask for computing climatologies.

Parameters

parentTaskAnalysisTask: The parent (master) task for this subtask
seasonstr: A season (key in shared.constants.monthDictionary) to be plotted.
comparisonGridName{‘latlon’, ‘antarctic’, ‘arctic’}: The name of the comparison grid to plot.
remapMpasClimatologySubtaskRemapMpasClimatologySubtask: The subtask for remapping the MPAS climatology that this subtask will plot
remapObsClimatologySubtaskRemapObservedClimatologySubtask, optional: The subtask for remapping the observational climatology that this subtask will plot
secondRemapMpasClimatologySubtaskRemapMpasClimatologySubtask, optional: A second subtask for remapping another MPAS climatology to plot in the second panel and compare with in the third panel
controlConfigMpasAnalysisConfigParser, optional: Configuration options for a control run (if any)
depth{float, ‘top’, ‘bot’}, optional: Depth the data is being plotted, ‘top’ for the sea surface ‘bot’ for the sea floor
removeMeanbool, optional: If True, a common mask for the model and reference data sets is computed (where both are valid) and the mean over that mask is subtracted from both the model and reference results. This is useful for data sets where the desire is to compare the spatial pattern but the mean offset is not meaningful (e.g. SSH)
subtaskNamestr, optinal: The name of the subtask. If not specified, it is plot<season>_<comparisonGridName> with a suffix indicating the depth being sliced (if any)

Methods

`__init__`(self, parentTask, season, …[, …])	Construct one analysis subtask for each plot (i.e.
`add_subtask`(self, subtask)	Add a subtask to this tasks.
`check_analysis_enabled`(self, analysisOptionName)	Check to make sure a given analysis is turned on, issuing a warning or raising an exception if not.
`check_generate`(self)	Determines if this analysis should be generated, based on the `generate` config option and `taskName`, `componentName` and `tags`.
`close`(self)	Close the Process object.
`is_alive`(self)	Return whether process is alive
`join`(self[, timeout])	Wait until child process terminates
`kill`(self)	Terminate process; sends SIGKILL signal or uses TerminateProcess()
`run`(self[, writeLogFile])	Sets up logging and then runs the analysis task.
`run_after`(self, task)	Only run this task after the given task has completed.
`run_task`(self)	Plots a comparison of E3SM/MPAS output to SST/TEMP, SSS/SALT or MLD observations or a control run
`set_plot_info`(self, outFileLabel, …[, …])	Store attributes related to plots, plot file names and HTML output.
`set_start_end_date`(self, section)	Set the start and end dates in the `config` correspond to the start and end years in a given category of analysis
`setup_and_check`(self)	Perform steps to set up the analysis and check for errors in the setup.
`start`(self)	Start child process
`terminate`(self)	Terminate process; sends SIGTERM signal or uses TerminateProcess()

Attributes

`BLOCKED`
`FAIL`
`READY`
`RUNNING`
`SUCCESS`
`UNSET`
`authkey`
`daemon`	Return whether process is a daemon
`exitcode`	Return exit code of process or None if it has yet to stop
`ident`	Return identifier (PID) of process or None if it has yet to start
`name`
`pid`	Return identifier (PID) of process or None if it has yet to start
`sentinel`	Return a file descriptor (Unix) or handle (Windows) suitable for waiting for process termination.