pkg/autodiff/adjoint_model.F_old


#include "CPP_OPTIONS.h"

      subroutine adjoint_model(
     I                          mythid
     &                        )

c     ==================================================================
c     SUBROUTINE adjoint_model
c     ==================================================================
c
c     o This is just a place holder for the TAMC generated adjoint code
c       of the MITgcmuv and related routines. Below you find a short
c       description of some topics pertaining to the adjoint model.
c
c       This routine will be overwritten as soon as TAMC will have
c       generated the adjoint model. If you want to keep it copy it
c       to another place.
c
c
c     Documentation:
c     ==============
c
c     This is a brief description of the MITgcmuv adjoint model.
c
c     Contents:
c
c      1.0 Basics
c      2.0 The Tangent Linear and Adjoint Model Compiler
c          2.1. TAMC Directives
c          2.2. Hand-coded MITgcmUV Routines
c          2.3. Postprocessing of the TAMC Generated Adjoint Code
c
c      3.0 Data Management
c          3.1. Active Variables on File
c          3.2. Storing the Reference Trajectory
c
c      4.0 Checkpointing
c          4.1. Checkpointing the Adjoint Code
c          4.2. Checkpointing the Model; Doing Restarts
c
c
c      For a documentation of the MITgcmuv see:
c
c        Hydrostatic, quasi-hydrostatic, and nonhydrostatic ocean
c        modeling.
c        J. Marshall, Ch. Hill, L. Perelman, and A. Adcroft
c        JGR, Vol. 102, No. C3, pp. 5733-5752
c
c        A finite-volume, incompressible Navier Stokes model for
c        studies of the ocean on parallel computers.
c        J. Marshall, A. Adcroft, Ch. Hill, L. Perelman, and
c        C. Heisey
c        JGR, Vol. 102, No. C3, pp. 5753-5766
c
c        Representation of Topography by Shaved Cells in a Height
c        Coordinate Ocean Model.
c        A. Adcroft, Ch. Hill, and J. Marshall
c        Mon. Wea. Rev., 1997, Vol. 125, pp. 2293-2315
c
c
c      For a documentation of the Tangent Linear and Adjoint
c      Model Compiler see:
c
c        http://puddle.mit.edu/~ralf/tamc/tamc.html
c        and the references therein.
c
c
c      1.0 Basics
c
c
c      2.0 The Tangent Linear and Adjoint Model Compiler
c
c          2.1. TAMC Directives
c
c          2.2. Hand-coded MITgcmUV Routines
c
c
c      3.0 Data Management
c
c          3.1. Active Variables on File
c
c          3.2. Storing the Reference Trajectory
c
c
c      4.0 Checkpointing
c
c          4.1. Checkpointing the Adjoint Code
c
c          4.2. Checkpointing the Model; Doing Restarts
c
c
c     started: Christian Eckert eckert@mit.edu 21-Jul-1999
c
c     changed: Christian Eckert eckert@mit.edu 11-Feb-2000
c
c              - Restructured the code in order to create a package
c                for the MITgcmUV.
c
c     ==================================================================
c     SUBROUTINE adjoint_model
c     ==================================================================

      implicit none

c     == routine arguments ==

      integer mythid

c     == end of interface ==

      return
      end
1
2	#include "CPP_OPTIONS.h"
3
4	subroutine adjoint_model(
5	I mythid
6	& )
7
8	c ==================================================================
9	c SUBROUTINE adjoint_model
10	c ==================================================================
11	c
12	c o This is just a place holder for the TAMC generated adjoint code
13	c of the MITgcmuv and related routines. Below you find a short
14	c description of some topics pertaining to the adjoint model.
15	c
16	c This routine will be overwritten as soon as TAMC will have
17	c generated the adjoint model. If you want to keep it copy it
18	c to another place.
19	c
20	c
21	c Documentation:
22	c ==============
23	c
24	c This is a brief description of the MITgcmuv adjoint model.
25	c
26	c Contents:
27	c
28	c 1.0 Basics
29	c 2.0 The Tangent Linear and Adjoint Model Compiler
30	c 2.1. TAMC Directives
31	c 2.2. Hand-coded MITgcmUV Routines
32	c 2.3. Postprocessing of the TAMC Generated Adjoint Code
33	c
34	c 3.0 Data Management
35	c 3.1. Active Variables on File
36	c 3.2. Storing the Reference Trajectory
37	c
38	c 4.0 Checkpointing
39	c 4.1. Checkpointing the Adjoint Code
40	c 4.2. Checkpointing the Model; Doing Restarts
41	c
42	c
43	c For a documentation of the MITgcmuv see:
44	c
45	c Hydrostatic, quasi-hydrostatic, and nonhydrostatic ocean
46	c modeling.
47	c J. Marshall, Ch. Hill, L. Perelman, and A. Adcroft
48	c JGR, Vol. 102, No. C3, pp. 5733-5752
49	c
50	c A finite-volume, incompressible Navier Stokes model for
51	c studies of the ocean on parallel computers.
52	c J. Marshall, A. Adcroft, Ch. Hill, L. Perelman, and
53	c C. Heisey
54	c JGR, Vol. 102, No. C3, pp. 5753-5766
55	c
56	c Representation of Topography by Shaved Cells in a Height
57	c Coordinate Ocean Model.
58	c A. Adcroft, Ch. Hill, and J. Marshall
59	c Mon. Wea. Rev., 1997, Vol. 125, pp. 2293-2315
60	c
61	c
62	c For a documentation of the Tangent Linear and Adjoint
63	c Model Compiler see:
64	c
65	c http://puddle.mit.edu/~ralf/tamc/tamc.html
66	c and the references therein.
67	c
68	c
69	c 1.0 Basics
70	c
71	c
72	c 2.0 The Tangent Linear and Adjoint Model Compiler
73	c
74	c 2.1. TAMC Directives
75	c
76	c 2.2. Hand-coded MITgcmUV Routines
77	c
78	c
79	c 3.0 Data Management
80	c
81	c 3.1. Active Variables on File
82	c
83	c 3.2. Storing the Reference Trajectory
84	c
85	c
86	c 4.0 Checkpointing
87	c
88	c 4.1. Checkpointing the Adjoint Code
89	c
90	c 4.2. Checkpointing the Model; Doing Restarts
91	c
92	c
93	c started: Christian Eckert eckert@mit.edu 21-Jul-1999
94	c
95	c changed: Christian Eckert eckert@mit.edu 11-Feb-2000
96	c
97	c - Restructured the code in order to create a package
98	c for the MITgcmUV.
99	c
100	c ==================================================================
101	c SUBROUTINE adjoint_model
102	c ==================================================================
103
104	implicit none
105
106	c == routine arguments ==
107
108	integer mythid
109
110	c == end of interface ==
111
112	return
113	end