Running main_restart.py on DINO outputs

[ma595]

@isaacaka, please add to this.

[isaacaka]

I ran the main restart file:

python main_restart.py --restart_path /home/ia/iccs_data/nemo_data/ --radical DINO_00576000_restart --mask_file /home/ia/iccs_data/nemo_data/mesh_mask.nc --prediction_path /home/ia/iccs_data/nemo_data/simus_predicted

Restart File: DINO_00576000_restart.nc

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/ia/iccs_repos/Spinup-NEMO/main_restart.py", line 70, in
restart=propagate_pred(restart,mask)
File "/home/ia/iccs_repos/Spinup-NEMO/lib/restart.py", line 225, in propagate_pred
e3t_new = update_e3t(restart,mask)
File "/home/ia/iccs_repos/Spinup-NEMO/lib/restart.py", line 257, in update_e3t
e3t_ini = restart.e3t_ini # initial z axis cell's thickness on grid T - (t,z,y,x)
File "/home/ia/anaconda3/envs/nemo1/lib/python3.9/site-packages/xarray/core/common.py", line 286, in getattr
raise AttributeError(
AttributeError: 'Dataset' object has no attribute 'e3t_ini'

I printed the data variables in the DINO restart file and found the variable 'e3t_ini' is missing amoungst them.

[GuillaumeGACHON]

It’s in the mesh_mask.nc though ! The name is not exactly the same, but it’s the same variable : e3t_0 . We can simply replace the line
e3t_ini = restart.e3t_ini
by
e3t_ini = mask.e3t_0
in the update_e3t function.