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29 changes: 27 additions & 2 deletions docs/operational_procedure/cmip6.md
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Please check the other values as well and do adjustments as needed. For any help, please contact the [CDDS Team](mailto:cdds@metoffice.gov.uk).

!!! info
The MIP era (`CMIP6` or `CIMP6 Plus`) you are using is defined in the value `mip_era` of the `metdata` section.
The MIP era (`CMIP6` or `CIMP6 Plus`) you are using is defined in the value `mip_era` of the `metadata` section.

## Checkout and configure the CDDS workflow
## Run the CDDS workflow for a single request

If running a single request configuration, please follow the standard process as described in the [Quickstart tutorial](https://metoffice.github.io/CDDS/latest/tutorials/quickstart/). Assuming you have your request file and variable list set up, this simply involves running the following 4 commands:

1. Activate the environment:
```bash
source ~cdds/bin/setup_env_for_cdds <the version of CDDS you are using, e.g. 3.3.3>
```
2. Create the directory structure:
```bash
create_cdds_directory_structure <the path to your request.cfg>
```
3. Create the internal variable lists used by CDDS:
```bash
prepare_generate_variable_list <the path to your request.cfg>
```
4. Launch the cylc conversion workflow:
```bash
cdds_convert <the path to your request.cfg>
```

This process can be monitored via the cylc gui or cylc review. Further guidence on this process can be found in the [Quickstart tutorial](https://metoffice.github.io/CDDS/latest/tutorials/quickstart/).

## Checkout and configure the CDDS workflow for a batch of requests

Alternatively, if you will be running a large batch of request files, it may be more valuable to use the processing workflow tool.

1. Run the following command after replacing values within `<>`:
```bash
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