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earth2studio-deterministic-forecast

Build deterministic forecast scripts with Earth2Studio (model, data source, IO, inference). Do NOT use for ensemble, diagnostics, data-only fetch, or install.

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Quellanweisungen · Schreibgeschützte Vorschau
name
earth2studio-deterministic-forecast
version
0.16.0
license
Apache-2.0
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{"author":"NVIDIA Earth-2 Team","tags":["earth2studio","earth2","python","inference","forecast","deterministic"]}
description
Build deterministic forecast scripts with Earth2Studio (model, data source, IO, inference). Do NOT use for ensemble, diagnostics, data-only fetch, or install.
# Earth2Studio Deterministic Forecast Skill Guide users through building deterministic (single-member) weather forecast inference scripts using `earth2studio.run.deterministic`. ## Prerequisites - Earth2Studio installed with CUDA-capable GPU - Python 3.10+, network access for model weights and data ## Live Doc References Fetch relevant docs to verify current APIs before recommending components: | Component | URL | |-----------|-----| | Prognostic models | <https://nvidia.github.io/earth2studio/modules/models_px.html> | | Data sources (analysis) | <https://nvidia.github.io/earth2studio/modules/datasources_analysis.html> | | Data sources (forecast) | <https://nvidia.github.io/earth2studio/modules/datasources_forecast.html> | | IO backends | <https://nvidia.github.io/earth2studio/modules/io.html> | | `run.deterministic` | <https://github.com/NVIDIA/earth2studio/blob/main/earth2studio/run.py> | ## Workflow ### 1. Gather Requirements (skip what's already provided) - Time horizon (hours/days/weeks) - Variables of interest (t2m, wind, geopotential, etc.) - Region (global or specific like CONUS) - GPU/VRAM available ### 2. Select Model Fetch prognostic models page. Filter by time horizon, region, VRAM. Note model's: - Input variables (`input_coords["variable"]`) - Time step size (`output_coords["lead_time"]`) ### 3. Select Data Source Data source must provide all model input variables. Verify via lexicon at `earth2studio/lexicon/<source>.py`. Common pairings: Global models → GFS/ARCO_ERA5/IFS; Regional → HRRR. ### 4. Select IO Backend Default: `ZarrBackend`. Use `NetCDF4Backend` for legacy tools, `XarrayBackend` for in-memory/small runs. ### 5. Calculate nsteps `nsteps = forecast_hours / model_step_hours` Example: 5-day forecast with 6h step → `nsteps = 120 / 6 = 20` ### 6. Decide: output_coords Filtering - **Filter variables** (`output_coords`) when user requests specific variables (e.g., "t2m and wind") - reduces output size - **Save all variables** (omit `output_coords`) when user says "all variables" or doesn't specify - preserves full model output ### 7. Generate Script ```python from collections import OrderedDict import numpy as np import torch from earth2studio.models.px import <ModelClass> from earth2studio.data import <DataSourceClass> from earth2studio.io import <IOBackendClass> from earth2studio.run import deterministic model = <ModelClass>.load_model(<ModelClass>.load_default_package()) data = <DataSourceClass>() io = <IOBackendClass>("<output_path>") # Include output_coords ONLY if user requested specific variables output_coords = OrderedDict({"variable": np.array(["t2m", "u10m"])}) io = deterministic( time=["YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS"], nsteps=<N>, prognostic=model, data=data, io=io, output_coords=output_coords, # omit if saving all variables device=torch.device("cuda"), ) ``` ### 8. Manual Loop Alternative When user explicitly requests manual implementation (NOT using `earth2studio.run.deterministic`), follow this checklist in order: 1. **fetch_data** - Get initial conditions: `x, coords = fetch_data(data, time, model.input_coords, device)` 2. **Setup total_coords** - Build coordinate arrays for time and lead_time dimensions 3. **io.add_array** - Initialize IO backend with total_coords before loop 4. **create_iterator** - Create prognostic iterator: `model_iter = model.create_iterator(x, coords)` 5. **Loop through nsteps** - `for step, (x, coords) in enumerate(model_iter): if step >= nsteps: break` 6. **map_coords** - Filter output variables if needed: `x_out, coords_out = map_coords(x, coords, output_coords)` 7. **split_coords** - Prepare for IO write: `x_out, coords_out = split_coords(x_out, coords_out)` 8. **io.write** - Write each step to backend ### 9. Explain Next Steps - How to change forecast time or run multiple initializations - How to read output (`xr.open_zarr(...)`) - Point to diagnostic workflow for post-processing ## Ownership **Owns:** Model selection, data source compatibility, IO backend selection, nsteps calculation, generating `earth2studio.run.deterministic` scripts. **Does not own:** Ensemble workflows, diagnostics, data-only fetch, installation, model training. ## Troubleshooting See `references/troubleshooting.md` for common errors and solutions. ## Reminders - **Always fetch live docs** before recommending models or data sources - APIs change between releases - **Verify lexicon compatibility** - Model input variables must exist in data source's VOCAB - **Use `load_default_package()`** - This is the standard pattern for loading model weights - **Time format is ISO 8601** - Use `"YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS"` format for the `time` argument - **Wind speed needs both components** - If user asks for "wind speed", include both `u10m` and `v10m` - **nsteps is integer division** - `nsteps = total_hours // model_step_hours` - **ZarrBackend is the default** - Only suggest alternatives if user has specific requirements - **GPU is required** - All prognostic models require CUDA; CPU inference is not supported
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