Conclusion of the basic tutorial
Overview
Teaching: 10 min
Exercises: 0 min
Compatibility: ESMValTool v2.10.0Questions
What do I do now?
Where can I get help?
What if I find a bug?
Where can I find more information about ESMValtool?
How can I cite ESMValtool?
Objectives
Breathe - you’re finished now!
Congratulations & Thanks!
Find out about the mini-tutorials, and what to do next.
Congratulations!
Congratulations on completing the ESMValTool tutorial! You should be now ready to go and start using ESMValTool independently.
The rest of this tutorial contains individual mini-tutorials to help work through a specific issue (not developed yet).
What next?
From here, there are lots of ways that you can continue to use ESMValTool.
- You can start from the list of existing recipes and run one of those.
- You can learn how to write your own diagnostics and recipes.
- You can contribute your recipe and diagnostics back into ESMValTool.
- You can learn how to prepare observational datasets to be suitable for use by ESMValTool.
Exercise: What do you want to do next?
- Think about what you want to do with ESMValTool.
- Decide what datasets and variables you want to use.
- Is any observational data available?
- How will you preprocess the data?
- What will your diagnostic script need to do?
- What will your final figure show?
Where can I get more information on ESMValTool?
Additional resources:
Where can I get more help?
There are lots of resources available to assist you in using ESMValTool.
The ESMValTool Discussions page is a good place to find information on general issues, or check if your question has already been addressed. If you have a GitHub account, you can also post your questions there.
If you encounter difficulties, a great starting point is to visit issues page issue page to check whether your issues have already been reported or not. If they have been reported before, suggestions provided by developers can help you to solve the issues you encountered. Note that you will need a GitHub account for this.
Additionally, there is an ESMValTool email list. Please see information on how to subscribe to the user mailing list.
What if I find a bug?
If you find a bug, please report it to the ESMValTool team. This will help us fix issues, ensuring not only your uninterrupted workflow but also contributing to the overall stability of ESMValTool for all users.
To report a bug, please create a new issue using the issue page.
In your bug report, please describe the problem as clearly and as completely as possible. You may need to include a recipe or the output log as well.
How do I cite the Tutorial?
Please use citation information available at https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3974591.
Key Points
Individual mini-tutorials help work through a specific issue (not developed yet).
We are constantly improving this tutorial.