Add support for reading and processing input4MIPs data #2774
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Description
This PR adds support to read and process input4MIPs data with ESMValCore. If necessary, these data can also be automatically downloaded from ESGF. Since we already support various other ESGF projects, implementing this was rather straightforward.
Unfortunately, it seems that the input4MIPs CMOR tables are not complete and many (maybe most) variables and datasets are not listed in the tables. For example, the controlled vocabulary (CV) lists 28 different dataset (i.e.,
source_id
elements), but the search on ESGF reveals much more (e.g.,IAMC-MESSAGE-GLOBIOM-ssp245-1-1
shows in the search, but not in the CV). In addition, most of the variables do not appear in any of the tables (e.g.,CO2_em_anthro
shows in the search, but cannot be found in any of the tables).It doesn't seem to be a CMIP7-specific problem because data with
mip_era=CMIP6
is also not described in the CV.Currently, there's no way to read these missing data with ESMValCore.
Code Examples
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Python API:
Closes #2770
Link to documentation: TBA
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