As the experiment progresses, it will generate a number of directories to hold intermediate and output files. The structure of those files and directories appears below:

$LANDDAROOT (<exp_basedir>): Base directory
 ├── land-DA_workflow (<HOMElandda>): Home directory of the land DA workflow
 │     ├── jobs
 │     ├── modulefiles
 │     ├── parm
 │     ├── scripts
 │     ├── sorc
 │     └── ush
 ├── exp_case
 │     └── $EXP_CASE_NAME
 │           ├── com_dir --> symlinked to ptmp/test_*/com/landda/v2.1.0
 │           ├── land_analysis.yaml
 │           ├── land_analysis.xml
 │           ├── launch_rocoto_wflow.sh
 │           ├── log_dir --> symlinked to ptmp/test_*/com/output/logs
 │           └── tmp_dir --> symlinked to ptmp/test_*/com/tmp
 └── ptmp (<PTMP>)
       └── test_* (<envir>)
             └── com (<COMROOT>)
             │     ├── landda (<NET>)
             │     │     └── vX.Y.Z (<model_ver>)
             │     │           └── landda.YYYYMMDD (<RUN>.<PDY>): Directory containing the output files
             │     │                 ├── datm
             │     │                 ├── hofx
             │     │                 ├── obs
             │     │                 └── plot
             │     └── output
             │           └── logs (<LOGDIR>): Directory containing the log files for the Rocoto workflow
             └── tmp (<DATAROOT>)
                  ├── [task_name].${PDY}${cyc}.<jobid> (<DATA>): Working directory for a specific task and cycle
                  └── DATA_SHARE
                        ├── INPUT_DATM
                        ├── hofx: Directory containing the soft links to the results of the analysis task for plotting
                        ├── hofx_omb
                        └── RESTART: Directory containing the soft links to the restart files for the next cycles

Each variable in parentheses and angle brackets (e.g., (<VAR>)) is the name for the directory defined in the file land_analysis.yaml (derived from template.land_analysis.yaml or config.yaml) or in the NCO Implementation Standards. For example, the <envir> variable is set to “test” (i.e., envir: "test") in template.land_analysis.yaml. In the future, this directory structure will be further modified to meet the NCO Implementation Standards.

Check for the output files for each cycle in the experiment directory:

ls -l $LANDDAROOT/ptmp/test_*/com/landda/<model_ver>/landda.YYYYMMDD

where YYYYMMDD is the cycle date, and <model_ver> is the model version (currently v2.1.0 in the develop branch). The experiment should generate several restart files.