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Yes! SUNSET already provides a built-in way to do this if you need to perform the same analysis on independent data (e.g. multiple variables, different start dates, different forecast systems...). The Autosubmit section of the wiki contains more information, as well as the necessary instructions. Yes! SUNSET already provides a built-in way to do this if you need to perform the same analysis on independent data (e.g. multiple variables, different start dates, different forecast systems...). The Autosubmit section of the wiki contains more information, as well as the necessary instructions.
**Q4. `"Latitude/Longitude mismatch between hcst and obs."` Why am I getting this error?** **Q4. How can I use SUNSET to analyze the data in my personal file system?**
SUNSET has configuration files that can be edited to add the data and structure of the file storage system where the tool will be run. Follow the instructions described in https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/sunset/-/issues/108 to edit the files to include your own file system.
**Q5. `"Latitude/Longitude mismatch between hcst and obs."` Why am I getting this error?**
This error appears when a regrid type other than 'none' has been requested in the recipe, but the hindcast and observation grids do not match. This error appears when a regrid type other than 'none' has been requested in the recipe, but the hindcast and observation grids do not match.
Sometimes, this happens when the description of the grid you have requested does not contain enough information to ensure that both grids will be exactly the same (See #42 for an example and a deeper discussion). In this case, we recommend providing a more complete grid description file, or the path to a netCDF file with the exact grid you want, as explained in Q2. Sometimes, this happens when the description of the grid you have requested does not contain enough information to ensure that both grids will be exactly the same (See #42 for an example and a deeper discussion). In this case, we recommend providing a more complete grid description file, or the path to a netCDF file with the exact grid you want, as explained in Q2.
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