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Simple 1 layer, Barotropic adjustment on the Sphere, using the |
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cubed-sphere grid 32x32x32 |
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Contains also a "minimal" test case (just compile eesupp/src + pkgs) |
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that does not do much. |
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General Description: |
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* using the same executable, 2 set-up can be tested, corresponding |
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to input dir. "input" and "input.nlfs". |
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* Default set-up (input & parameter files in dir "input"): |
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jmc |
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Oceanic set-up initially at rest, with flat bottom and a large |
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quasi-rectangular continent. An initial free-surface large-scale |
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jmc |
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anomaly centered at the equator triggers a barotropic adjustment |
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and generates External Inertial-Gravity waves (Poincare waves). |
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Use linear Free-Surface and linear dynamics (no momentum advection) |
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* Additional set-up (input & parameter files in dir "input.nlfs"): |
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jmc |
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Atmospheric set-up, without orography, initially at rest. |
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jmc |
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An initial large-scale surface pressure anomaly generated pure |
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external gravity waves. |
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Use non-linear Free-Surface, linear dynamics (no momentum advection) |
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without rotation. |
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IMPORTANT: For the purpose of testing multiple tiles and "blank-tiles": |
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* Use multiple tiles (8) per cube-face (tile size: 16x8), |
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which results in a total of 48 tiles: |
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jmc |
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code/SIZE.h |
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* The oceanic-set-up contains 4 empty tiles (tiles: 11,12,13,14) |
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associated with the large continent. |
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This gives the opportunity to test the "blank-tiles" option of |
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the EXCH2 pkg. An MPI version of this set-up is available to |
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test this "blank-tiles" option: |
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code/SIZE.h_mpi : to replace code/SIZE.h |
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jmc |
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input/data.exch2.mpi : to be rename to data.exch2 |
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jmc |
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code/CPP_EEOPTIONS.h_mpi : to replace eesupp/inc/CPP_EEOPTIONS.h |
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However, this particular (MPI) executable cannot be used for the |
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atmospheric set-up (input.nlfs) and, in this case, an error |
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from S/R EXCH2_CHECK_DEPTHS will stop the execution. |
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jmc |
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Forcing: none |
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Input Files (initial conditions): |
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generated using matlab script input/gendata.m |
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grid-files are linked using the script "input/prepare_run" |
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Comments: |
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"minimal" test case: |
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provide an example of a minimal set-up which only compiles eesupp/src |
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and the 2 pkgs (exch2 & debug) which don't need model/src & inc. |
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code_min: |
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CPP_OPTIONS.h (standard version, needed here since model/inc is not linked) |
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packages.conf (2 pkgs: exch2 & debug) |
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main.F (copied from eesupp/src, but skip the call to THE_MODEL_MAIN) |
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SIZE.h (same as code/SIZE.h) |
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SIZE.h_mpi (same as code/SIZE.h_mpi) |
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input_min |
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eedataa (standard version) |
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eedata.mth (to test running 2 threads) |
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data.exch2.mpi (to test blank-tiles with exch2 and MPI built) |
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to build: |
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in order not to compile model/src, need to: |
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either put (in build dir) a "genmake_local" file: |
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% cat > genmake_local <<EOF |
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STANDARDDIRS="eesupp" |
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EOF |
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jmc |
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- or - |
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use genmake2 command line: "genmake2 -standarddirs eesupp -mods ../code_min" |
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