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Support for ESMF Format offline weights #315
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Perhaps the simplest thing would be to write a converter to work with the existing |
Sounds good to me. 👍 I was in a meeting yesterday with @stephenworsley and got the impression that iris-esmf-regrid did not have support for offline weights. If the solution is to have a standalone format converter, or to extend the |
I didn't mean to close this though! We'll still need to work on the converter |
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✨ Feature Request
It would be great if iris-esmf-regrid supported weight files generated offline.
Motivation
We have requirements to regrid high resolution source data to UGrid meshes. The weight generation for this is expensive (e.g. orography source data regrid to C768 on Jasmin required 550Gb RAM for 8 hours). It would be fantastic if we could perform this weights generation step once, and store the weights for future use.
In addition, by using the ESMF weights file format (or another "standard" weights file format), we get the opportunity to use weight files generated by other tools for e.g. consistency with other processing.
Additional context
ESMF weight file format is currently documented here: http://earthsystemmodeling.org/docs/release/ESMF_8_3_0/ESMF_refdoc/node3.html#sec:weightfileformat They are quite aggressive at deleting old versions of docs when new versions of ESMF are released, though, so that link will not be valid indefinitely.
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