Tutorials Overview

1. Command Line Interface (CLI) - this tool is only meant to provide the user with a broad overview of RCMES workflow concepts and not for learning how to perform tailored model-observation comparison and analyses. 
2. Configuration Files (CFs) are the means to carry out more tailored RCMES analysis.  The examples highlighted in the tutorials are derived from peer-reviewed publications (e.g. CORDEX analysis by Kim et al. 2013) as well as other analyses that utilize various NASA observation and model products, obs4MIPs, CMIP models on ESGF,  etc.
   • Configuration File for Kim et al. (2013a) -  Evaluation of the CORDEX-Africa Multi-RCM Hindcast: Systematic Model Errors.
   • Configuration File for Kim et al. (2013b) -  Evaluation of the surface climatology over the conterminous United States in the North American Regional Climate Change Assessment Program hindcast experiment using a Regional Climate Model Evaluation System.
   • Configuration File for example analysis NASA's Dynamic Downscaling Project - Part I
   • Configuration File for Example CORDEX Arctic Analysis
   • Configuration File for obtaining CMIP5 model and obs4MIPs observation data from ESGF
3. Advanced Analyses are typically composed of a Configuration File approach and more direct use of Open Climate Workbench (OCW), the underlying software layer of RCMES, and in some cases a user's custom python code. 
   • Working Example for Lee et al. 2017 (currently under review) NCA CMIP Analysis - Work in Progress
   • Configuration File for Statistical Downscaling Training
   • Working Example for Kim et al. 2017 NASA's Dynamic Downscaling Project - Part II
   • Working Example for CORDEX-Evaluation
   • Working Example for Slinskey et al. (currently in prep) NASA INCA efforts to utilize extreme precipitation indicator - Work in Progress