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Direct queries against prod (75M HRRR profiles, 16,864 soundings, 392k surface obs, new hrrr_native_profiles table) drive these changes: * Reinstate shallow-BL bonus as an HPBL multiplier on the refractivity score (1.10× <200m → 0.78× ≥2000m). The Apr 11 "shallow BL bonus removed" conclusion was an artifact of the prior matching strategy; with the cleaner contact↔HRRR join (n=680) the binned data goes 230 km avg at HPBL <200m vs 100 km at ≥2000m, monotonic across all bins. * Add 6 missing bands (142, 145, 288, 322, 403, 411 GHz) so contacts in those bands stop being silently dropped. Coefficients extrapolate ITU-R P.676/P.838 trends from the existing 134/241 GHz entries. * Bump ERA5 poll timeout 10 min → 1 hour and Era5MonthBatchWorker max_attempts 3 → 5 so CDS slowness stops discarding tiles. Also dump the full failure body when CDS omits the message field — the prior "ERA5 job failed: nil" was masking real error reasons in oban_jobs. * Add scripts/recalibrate_algo.py so this analysis can be re-run any time new data lands without manual SQL. Reads PROP_PROD_DB_URL from .envrc, drops a Markdown report into docs/algo-reports/. * Append a dated Part 2c to algo.md documenting the corpus expansion, the honest accounting of historical HRRR coverage (only ~1,020 of 58k contacts are precision-matchable), and the empty era5/rtma/climatology tables. Update the gaseous-absorption and rain-attenuation tables to include the new bands. Test suite: 1,335 tests, 0 failures. |
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