The Met Office global coupled models (GC) couple together the UM and NEMO in order to create an atmosphere-ocean-ice-land modelling system of the physical climate model. Moci is also used in the NGMS infrastructure, using LFRic as the atmosphere model.
The Met Office Coupling Infrastructure (MOCI) is a repository of codes that, together with Rose suites, form the superstructure controlling the execution of Met Office global coupled models components.
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MOCI rose-stem provides testing for the Coupled_Drivers and Postprocessing applications plus Utilities unittests. `cylc vip -z group= -n
Available test groups:
all Runs all available tasks
tests Runs all unit tests covering MOCI code
postproc Runs all Postprocessing application tasks
drivers Runs all Coupled_Drivers related tasks.
Drivers run tasks currently only available on Met Office internal machines.
drivers_non_run tests are available on other platforms