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Using IMERG data for observations in PCP-combine (could not set PYTHON interpreter manually) #2865
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Update Jan 17 2025 After changed into a Apptainer and using user customed python interpreter, the problem solved. Strange question.
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PS: A customized version of Python outside the container was used PCPCombine_python_embedding.conf file
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Hello, I need to use PCP-combine to calculate GPM IMERG precipitation data over a certain period.
I tried running the example from this link:
https://metplus.readthedocs.io/en/latest/generated/met_tool_wrapper/PCPCombine/PCPCombine_python_embedding.html,
but I encountered the following errors:
It seems that I didn't correctly call the required Python version.
The MET has been installed with python-3.12 which didn't have numpy library. I use module load command to load the MET tools.
module load met/11.1.0/gcc/13.2.0
Since the embeded python of MET didn't have the libraies, I would like to use the python of my conda env which had installed the needed libraries. I had activate the env of my own.
conda activate myenv
Although I have already referred to this post , and made some adjustments, it doesn't seem to work.
~/miniconda3/envs/myenv/bin/python3 ~/pkgs/metplus/ush/run_metplus.py -c $PWD/PCPCombine_python_embedding.conf -c $PWD/user_system.conf
Unfortunately, none of these seem to make sense. Same error as mentioned earlier. Could anyone kindly offer some help? Thanks in advance!
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