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UM Introduction Course
NCAS-CMS organises 3-day workshops to introduce new Unified Model users to the UM infrastructure for UK researchers. The course covers setting up and running a job, configurations, software management system, file formats, and utilities. Users will be guided through a series of practical exercises that cover the range of typical activities, including debugging common problems. These course are usually run twice a year. For more details, including dates of the next course, and how to register, see here
Material from previous courses:
- April 2016 - Introduction to the UM with the UMUI
- November 2016 - Introduction to the UM with Rose and cylc
Rose Conversion Course
Rose & Cylc are the replacement user interface and job submission/control system for the UMUI from UM version 10.x. NCAS-CMS ran a 1-day course for users already familiar with running the UM under the UMUI in September 2016, and it is our intention to run this course again in 2017. This course does not cover how the UM itself works so new users are encouraged to attend the UM Introduction Course instead.
The majority of the course will be hands-on exercises supplemented with lectures, covering the following topics:
- Overview of Rose/Cylc
- Creating & managing suites
- How to configure, build and run a UM application
- Examining Rose suite output
- Common pitfalls and troubleshooting
Material from previous courses:
- September 2016 - Rose/cylc UM conversion course
To enquire about dates for future courses please ContactUs.
Other Courses
- UM Rose tutorial
The Met Office Rose tutorial for UM 10.3. This covers the basics of running the UM with Rose.
- UKCA chemistry and aerosols tutorial
A detailed guide to using the UKCA chemistry and aerosol component of the UM.
- UM FCM tutorial
An overview of the UM's flexible configuration management system. This tutorial gives a step-by-step guide to running jobs and adding your own code changes.