Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of Doc/Running

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08/19/14 09:18:44 (10 years ago)

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jgipsl

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 [[NoteBox(note, There are as many time series jobs as there are !ChunckJob3D values. This can result in a number of create_ts jobs (automatically started by the computing sequence).,600px)]]
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 ## Monitoring ##
- * This allows you to monitor a simulation and to check the status of a few key variables. 
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- * By monitoring your simulations you can detect anomalies and evaluate the impact of changes you have made. We suggest to create a tab in your browser allowing you to frequently monitor your simulation. If a few key variables start looking suspicious you might want to stop your simulation. By doing so, you will save computing time.
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- * The key variables plotted in the monitoring are computed using Time Series values. A full documentation is available at http://wiki.ipsl.jussieu.fr/IGCMG/Outils/ferret/Monitoring.
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- * Here is an example for the IPSLCM5A coupled model and a 10-year period. The first tab called '''Analysis Cards''' gives a summary of dates and execution times obtained from the config.card and run.card files. The second tab called '''Monitoring Board''' presents a monitoring table for the key variables (selecting one or more model components is optional).
+The monitoring is a web-interface tool that visualize the global mean over time for a set up of key variables. Access the monitoring using the address for dods at your machine ending with youlogin/TagName/SpaceName/JobName. If you have a new account, you might need to contact the assistant team at the computer center to activate your write access to dods. 
+ * dods at curie: http://dods.extra.cea.fr/work
+ * dods at ada: http://dodsp.idris.fr
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+The key variables plotted in the monitoring are computed using Time Series values. The monitoring is updated at the !TimeSerieFrequency set in config.card if the time series were successfully done.
+This allows you to monitor a simulation and to check the status during a en going simulation and afterwards.
+By monitoring your simulations you can detect anomalies and evaluate the impact of changes you have made. We suggest to create a tab in your browser allowing you to frequently monitor your simulation. If a few key variables start looking suspicious you might want to stop your simulation. By doing so, you will save computing time.
+A full documentation is available at http://wiki.ipsl.jussieu.fr/IGCMG/Outils/ferret/Monitoring.
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+Here is an example for the IPSLCM5A coupled model and a 10-year period. The first tab called '''Analysis Cards''' gives a summary of dates and execution times obtained from the config.card and run.card files. The second tab called '''Monitoring Board''' presents a monitoring table for the key variables (selecting one or more model components is optional).
 
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