METviewer Performance Diagram issue

[ChrisMacIntosh-NOAA]

Trying to get METviewer GUI to plot performance diagrams and I'm having no luck. POD and FAR plot can be plotted on their own without issue.

I followed the template for precip (this is for snow, but I can't get it to work for APCP either). XML is below.

Any thoughts?

<plot_spec>

metviewer-dev-2-cluster.cluster-c0bl5kb6fffo.us-east-1.rds.amazonaws.com
mv_snow_test


<management_system>aurora</management_system>


<r_tmpl>/var/lib/tomcat/webapps/metviewer//R_tmpl</r_tmpl>
<r_work>/var/lib/tomcat/webapps/metviewer//R_work</r_work>
/var/www/output//plots
/var/www/output//data
/var/www/output//scripts


performance.R_tmpl


CONUSARW
CONUSARW2
CONUSFV3


<plot_fix>


WEASD_24




240000
360000
480000




MDW




2022-02-03 00:00:00


</plot_fix>
<plot_cond/>
<annotation_template/>

>=2.54

<agg_stat>
<agg_ctc>true</agg_ctc>
<boot_repl>1</boot_repl>
<boot_random_seed/>
<boot_ci>perc</boot_ci>
<eveq_dis>false</eveq_dis>
<cache_agg_stat>false</cache_agg_stat>
</agg_stat>
<plot_stat>median</plot_stat>

<data_file>plot_20220210_151137.data</data_file>
<plot_file>plot_20220210_151137.png</plot_file>
<r_file>plot_20220210_151137.R</r_file>
<title>test title</title>
<x_label>test x_label</x_label>
<y1_label>test y_label</y1_label>
<y2_label/>

<job_title/>
<keep_revisions>false</keep_revisions>
list()
list()

<execution_type>Rscript</execution_type>
<event_equal>false</event_equal>
<vert_plot>false</vert_plot>
<x_reverse>false</x_reverse>
<num_stats>false</num_stats>
<indy1_stag>false</indy1_stag>
<indy2_stag>false</indy2_stag>
<grid_on>true</grid_on>
<sync_axes>false</sync_axes>
<dump_points1>false</dump_points1>
<dump_points2>false</dump_points2>
<log_y1>false</log_y1>
<log_y2>false</log_y2>
true
<plot_type>png16m</plot_type>
<plot_height>8.5</plot_height>
<plot_width>11</plot_width>
<plot_res>72</plot_res>
<plot_units>in</plot_units>
c(8,4,5,4)
c(1,1,0)
1
<title_weight>2</title_weight>
<title_size>1.4</title_size>
<title_offset>-2</title_offset>
<title_align>0.5</title_align>
<xtlab_orient>1</xtlab_orient>
<xtlab_perp>-0.75</xtlab_perp>
<xtlab_horiz>0.5</xtlab_horiz>
<xtlab_freq>0</xtlab_freq>
<xtlab_size>1</xtlab_size>
<xlab_weight>1</xlab_weight>
<xlab_size>1</xlab_size>
<xlab_offset>2</xlab_offset>
<xlab_align>0.5</xlab_align>
<ytlab_orient>1</ytlab_orient>
<ytlab_perp>0.5</ytlab_perp>
<ytlab_horiz>0.5</ytlab_horiz>
<ytlab_size>1</ytlab_size>
<ylab_weight>1</ylab_weight>
<ylab_size>1</ylab_size>
<ylab_offset>-2</ylab_offset>
<ylab_align>0.5</ylab_align>
<grid_lty>3</grid_lty>
<grid_col>#cccccc</grid_col>
<grid_lwd>1</grid_lwd>
<grid_x>listX</grid_x>
<x2tlab_orient>1</x2tlab_orient>
<x2tlab_perp>1</x2tlab_perp>
<x2tlab_horiz>0.5</x2tlab_horiz>
<x2tlab_size>0.8</x2tlab_size>
<x2lab_size>0.8</x2lab_size>
<x2lab_offset>-0.5</x2lab_offset>
<x2lab_align>0.5</x2lab_align>
<y2tlab_orient>1</y2tlab_orient>
<y2tlab_perp>0.5</y2tlab_perp>
<y2tlab_horiz>0.5</y2tlab_horiz>
<y2tlab_size>1</y2tlab_size>
<y2lab_size>1</y2lab_size>
<y2lab_offset>1</y2lab_offset>
<y2lab_align>0.5</y2lab_align>
<legend_box>o</legend_box>
<legend_inset>c(0, -.25)</legend_inset>
<legend_ncol>3</legend_ncol>
<legend_size>0.8</legend_size>
<caption_weight>1</caption_weight>
<caption_col>#333333</caption_col>
<caption_size>0.8</caption_size>
<caption_offset>3</caption_offset>
<caption_align>0</caption_align>
<ci_alpha>0.05</ci_alpha>
<eqbound_low>-0.001</eqbound_low>
<eqbound_high>0.001</eqbound_high>
<plot_ci>c("none","none","none")</plot_ci>
<show_signif>c(FALSE,FALSE,FALSE)</show_signif>
<plot_disp>c(TRUE,TRUE,TRUE)</plot_disp>
c("#ff0000FF","#00ff7fFF","#8000ffFF")
c(20,20,20)
c("b","b","b")
c(1,1,1)
c(1,1,1)
<con_series>c(1,1,1)</con_series>
<order_series>c(1,2,3)</order_series>
<plot_cmd/>
c("","","")
<create_html>TRUE</create_html>
<y1_lim>c()</y1_lim>
<x1_lim>c()</x1_lim>
<y1_bufr>0.04</y1_bufr>
<y2_lim>c()</y2_lim>

</plot_spec>

[TaraJensen]

Chris,

I see you need assistance with METviewer. Here is a link to the online documentation https://metviewer.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Users_Guide/index.html, which includes a chapter on the Performance Diagram. Please take a look at that and see if that answers your question.

Hope this helps.

[ChrisMacIntosh-NOAA]

Hey Tara, I've looked through the documentation and that has not solved my issue here. Thanks!

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[TaraJensen]

@TatianaBurek - can you take a look at this?

[TatianaBurek]

Chris,
When you create a performance diagrams you select Agg stat -> CTC.
In this case METviewer retrieves data for FAR and PODY from line_data_cts. The table 'line_data_cts' in mv_snow_test database contains data only for APCP_01 , APCP_06, APCP_03, APCP_24 and not for WEASD_24. That is why the diagram is empty.

[jprestop]

Hi @ChrisMacIntosh-NOAA. I just wanted to follow up and ensure that @TatianaBurek answered your question? If not, please let us know what other questions you have. If so, could you please select her response as the answer? Then, we'll go ahead and lock this Discussion. We want to encourage users to ask new questions in new discussions rather than posting to old ones. Hopefully that'll make the questions/answers easier for other users to follow. So if/when more issues/questions arise, please feel free to start a new discussion. Thanks!

[jprestop]

HI @ChrisMacIntosh-NOAA. I just wanted to follow up again and ensure that your question was answered?

[ChrisMacIntosh-NOAA]

It did! I've selected that as the answer.