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The Lorenz model is notoriously sensitive to very small changes; in
fact, the story of Lorenz discovering this sensitivity is a classic in
the annals of the study of chaos, which in turn was instrumental in the
development of data assimilation as a field of study. See `The Lorenz 63
model: what is it and why should we care? <#Lorenz63>`__ or `What is
data assimilation? <#WhatIsDA>`__ for more information.
development of data assimilation as a field of study. See :doc:`The Lorenz 63
model: what is it and why should we care? <lorenz-63-model>` or :doc:`What is
data assimilation? <introduction-ensemble-da>` for more information.

This sensitivity is of practical interest for verifying these results.
The initial conditions files and observations sequences are provided in
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to begin the next phase of your interaction with DART. You may wish to
learn more about:

- `What is data assimilation? <#WhatIsDA>`__ — a brief introduction to
- :doc:`What is data assimilation? <introduction-ensemble-da>` — a brief introduction to
ensemble data assimilation. This section includes more information
about the Lorenz 63 model and how to configure the ``input.nml`` file
to play with DA experiments in DART using the Lorenz 63 model.
- `What is DART? <#WhatIsDART>`__ — This section includes more
- :doc:`What is DART? <what-is-dart>` — This section includes more
information about DART and a basic flow chart of the overall DART
workflow.
- `How do I run DART with my model? <#RunWithMyModel>`__
- `How do I add my observations to DART? <#RunWithMyObs>`__
- `How would I use DART for teaching students and/or
myself? <#DartForEducation>`__
- `How can I contribute to DART? <#ContributeToDart>`__
- :doc:`How do I run DART with my model? <required-model-mod-routines>`
- :doc:`How do I add my observations to DART? <adding-your-observations-to-dart>`
- :doc:`How would I use DART for teaching students and/or
myself? <../theory/readme>`
- :doc:`How can I contribute to DART? <contributors-guide>`

.. note::

In the case that the above instructions had one or more issues that either
did not work for you as intended or were confusing, please contact the DART
software development team at dart@ucar.edu. We value your input to make
getting started as smooth as possible for new DART users!
getting started as smooth as possible for new DART users!

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