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Add a simple version of model-derived mixed-layer depth plot #400

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@ribeiron ribeiron commented Jul 1, 2024

Mixed layer depth in the Southern Ocean

This script loads model-derived MLD data and plots the Mixed Layer Depth (MLD) for different sectors of the Southern Ocean using the IAF cycle 3 output from ACCESS-OM2-01 (I only plot East Antarctica, but a list is created to enable the plots for other regions.

This script is a simplified version of this code https://github.com/lidefi87/ACCESS_scripts_DFA/blob/main/Scripts/Stephy/MLD_calc_Denisse.ipynb made by Denisse Fierro Arcos that was posted as a issue on ACCESS-hive.

  • I am still to calculate MLD from the models potential density and create a comparison.
  • I would also like to plot winter and summer MLD separately.

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navidcy commented Jul 1, 2024

Hi @ribeiron! Nice!

Just few comments: I see that you read some input from /g/data/v45/ns3783; could we avoid that? It'd be nice to just load some data via the cookbook and do all the calculations from there.

Ping us when this is ready to review? I see that it's not quite ready there so I will convert this to draft for now. How does that sound?

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ribeiron commented Jul 5, 2024

Hi @navidcy,

That is all good. I probably won't have time to work on this straight away, but I plan to revisit it.
Can you just explain one thing to me: when you convert a pull request to a draft, do I have to do anything differently? Or just creating a new pull request for the same code/file will reopen it or add it to this same pull request thread?

Thank you!

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navidcy commented Jul 5, 2024

Oh no. Nothing different needed from your side. You can treat the draft PR as a "normal" PR. "Draft" is only a label on the PR just to inform other people know that this PR is still work in progress so that they don't start reviewing it... There is a button towards the bottom of the PR that says "Ready to review" which converts a Draft PR back to a normal PR.

So whenever you want to continue working just do more commits on that branch you were and push. They will automatically incorporated in this PR you opened.

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navidcy commented Jul 5, 2024

That's the only difference; just a label

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ribeiron commented Jul 5, 2024

Perfect. Thanks for clarifying. I'll ping you when I am done, but it might take me a bit.

@navidcy navidcy changed the title simplified version of model-derived MLD plot Add a simple version of model-derived mixed-layer depth plot Jul 29, 2024
@navidcy navidcy added the 🧜🏽‍♀️ enhancement New feature or request label Jul 29, 2024
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