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% This file contains general diagnostics parameters. |
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% Field information % |
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% When ever a new field is added to be analyzed using the diagnostics |
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% package, it must be added here so that the packages knows what type of |
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% field it is. |
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fields2D = {'USTR' ,'VSTR' ,'TSR' ,'OLR' ,'SSR' ,... |
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'SLR' ,'SHF' ,'EVAP' ,'PRECNV','PRECLS',... |
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'CLOUDC','CLTOP' ,'CBMF' ,'DRAG' ,'aimV0' ,... |
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'aimT0' ,'aimQ0' ,'EnFxPr','albedo','dTsurf',... |
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'EmP' ,'TotP' ,'ETA' ,'ETAstd','Eta2' ,... |
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'Eta' ,... |
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'SLP','HF' ,'QSW','TX' ,'TY' ,'FW' ,... |
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'SFx','SIC','MXL','SST','SSS','vSq',... |
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'ice_fract' ,'ice_iceH' ,'ice_snowAge' ,... |
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'ice_snowH' ,'ice_snowPrc' ,'ice_Qice1' ,... |
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'ice_Qice2' ,'ice_Tice1' ,'ice_Tice2' ,... |
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'ice_Tsrf' ,... |
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'ICE_fract' ,'ICE_iceH' ,... |
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'ICE_fract-T' ,'ICE_iceH-T' ,... |
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'ice_fract_Ave' ,'ice_iceH_Ave' ,... |
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'ice_snowH_Ave' ,'ice_Tsrf_Ave' ,'ice_Tice1_Ave' ,... |
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'ice_Tice2_Ave' ,'ice_snowPr_Ave','ice_flx2oc_Ave',... |
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'ice_frw2oc_Ave','ice_salFx_Ave' ,'ice_flxAtm_Ave',... |
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'ice_frwAtm_Ave','ice_albedo_Ave','ICE_tMxL_Ave' ,... |
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'ICE_sMxL_Ave'}; |
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fields3D = {'S','T','Temp','TT','U','UU','uVel','V','VV','vVel','W',... |
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'wVel','aim_RH','Tstd','KEpri','phiHyd','Psi','Bol','Res',... |
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'Conv','Test'}; |
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% AIM physics parameters % |
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% This information is specific to the aim atmospheric physics package. The |
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% data (unfortunately) comes in a single file with an array that must be |
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% properly indexed to pull out the desired information. Here is the list |
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% of fields and the indecies. Note that some fields do not have indecies |
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% such as 'EmP' and 'TotP'. This is because these are compositions of |
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% other aim physics fields. |
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aimparameters = {'USTR' ,'VSTR' ,'TSR' ,'OLR' ,'SSR' ,... |
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'SLR' ,'SHF' ,'EVAP' ,'PRECNV','PRECLS',... |
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'CLOUDC','CLTOP' ,'CBMF' ,'DRAG' ,'aimV0' ,... |
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'aimT0' ,'aimQ0' ,'EnFxPr','albedo','dTsurf',... |
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'EmP' ,'TotP'}; |
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USTR = 1; % U-stress (Pa) |
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VSTR = 2; % V-stress (Pa) |
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TSR = 3; % Top-of-atm. shortwave radiation (W/m2) |
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OLR = 4; % Outgoing longwave radiation (W/m2) |
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SSR = 5; % Surface shortwave radiation (W/m2) |
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SLR = 6; % Surface longwave radiation (W/m2) |
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SHF = 7; % Sensible heat flux (W/m2) |
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EVAP = 8; % Evaporation [g/ (m2 s)] |
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PRECNV = 9; % Convective precipitation [g/ (m2 s)] |
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PRECLS = 10; % Large-scale precipitation [g/ (m2 s)] |
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CLOUDC = 11; % Total cloud cover (fraction) |
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CLTOP = 12; % Normalized pressure at cloud top |
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CBMF = 13; % Cloud-base mass flux |
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DRAG = 14; % Surface Drag term (= Cd*Rho*|V|) (land+sea combined) |
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aimV0 = 15; % Surface wind speed [m/s] |
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aimT0 = 16; % Surface air absolute temp. [K] |
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aimQ0 = 17; % Surface air spec. humidity [g/kg] |
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EnFxPr = 18; % Precip energy flux (snow, rain temp) [W/m^2] |
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albedo = 19; % Surface albedo [0-1] |
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dTsurf = 20; % Surf. Temp change from 1 iter to the next one (>0) [K] |
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% Coupled fields parameters % |
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cplparameters = {'SLP','HF' ,'QSW','TX' ,'TY' ,'FW' ,... |
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'SFx','SIC','MXL','SST','SSS','vSq'}; |
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SLP = 1; % Atmospheric Sea-Level pressure [N/m2] |
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HF = 2; % Net surface heat-flux [W/m2] |
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QSW = 3; % ??? [W/m2] |
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TX = 4; % Surface stress in X [N/m2] |
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TY = 5; % Surface stress in Y [N/m2] |
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FW = 6; % Net fresh water flux (E-P-R) [m/s] |
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SFx = 7; % Salt flux from sea-ice [psu.kg/m^2/s] |
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SIC = 8; % Sea-ice mass [kg/m^2] |
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MXL = 9; % Ocean mixed-layer depth [m] |
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SST = 10; % Ocean surface temperature [degC] |
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SSS = 11; % Ocean surface salinity [psu] |
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vSq = 12; % Ocean surface velocity square [m^2/s^2] |
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% Ice time-average fields % |
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iceparameters = {'ice_fract' ,'ice_iceH' ,'ice_snowAge' ,... |
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'ice_snowH' ,'ice_snowPrc' ,'ice_Qice1' ,... |
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'ice_Qice2' ,'ice_Tice1' ,'ice_Tice2' ,... |
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'ice_Tsrf' ,... |
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'ICE_fract' ,'ICE_iceH' ,... |
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'ICE_fract-T' ,'ICE_iceH-T' ,... |
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'ice_fract_Ave' ,'ice_iceH_Ave' ,... |
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'ice_snowH_Ave' ,'ice_Tsrf_Ave' ,'ice_Tice1_Ave' ,... |
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'ice_Tice2_Ave' ,'ice_snowPr_Ave','ice_flx2oc_Ave',... |
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'ice_frw2oc_Ave','ice_salFx_Ave' ,'ice_flxAtm_Ave',... |
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'ice_frwAtm_Ave','ice_albedo_Ave','ICE_tMxL_Ave' ,... |
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'ICE_sMxL_Ave'}; |
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ice_fract_Ave = 1; % Ice fraction [0-1] |
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ice_iceH_Ave = 2; % Ice thickness [m] |
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ice_snowH_Ave = 3; % Snow thickness [m] |
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ice_Tsrf_Ave = 4; % Surface Temperature [C] |
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ice_Tice1_Ave = 5; % 1st level Temp. [C] |
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ice_Tice2_Ave = 6; % 2nd level Temp. [C] |
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ice_snowPr_Ave = 7; % Snow precipitation (+=down) [kg/m2/s] |
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ice_flx2oc_Ave = 8; % Heat flux out of the ocean (+=up) [W/m2] |
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ice_frw2oc_Ave = 9; % Fresh-water flux out off the ocean (E-P) [m/s] |
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ice_salFx_Ave = 10; % Salt flux out of the ocean (+=up) [psu.kg/m2] |
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ice_flxAtm_Ave = 11; % Net heat flux from Atmosphere (+=down) [W/m2] |
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ice_frwAtm_Ave = 12; % Fresh-water flux from Atmos. (+=up) [kg/m2/s] |
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ice_albedo_Ave = 13; % Sea-ice albedo [0-1] |
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ICE_tMxL_Ave = 14; % Ocean mixed-layer Temp. [C] |
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ICE_sMxL_Ave = 15; % Ocean mixed-layer salinity [psu] |
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% Experiment and configuration indecies % |
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% REWRITE THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH!!! |
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% In the incoming data from the user (fields), each entry (field) will have |
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% an experiment cell array and an configuration cell array that must be in |
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% the proper order. The following defines the order in which the |
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% parameters are passed for each of the cell arrays. The field array had |
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% the following structure: |
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% {Experiment1,... {Configuration1,... |
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% field = { Experiment2,... , Configuration2,... , TitleStr } |
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% ComparisonType} Configuration3} |
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% |
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% Note that while often there can be any number of experiments and |
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% configurations, there are certain types of comparisons that set some |
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% limitations on this. The Experiment# and Configuration# arrays have the |
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% following order of fields: |
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% SHOULD BE GOOD FROM HERE!!! |
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% Current experiment order with indecies defined: |
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% { FieldName (fln), Experiment (exp), DataType (dat),... |
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% DataDir (dad), GridDir (grd), Iterations (itr),... |
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% TimeStep (tst), Fluid (flu), DataFormat (drm),... |
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% Averaging (avg), SliceType (slc), PlotStyle (pst)} |
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% Field descriptions/options: |
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% FieldName (fln): Variable name. |
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% Experiment (exp): Experiment name. |
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% DataType (dat): Data type, supports 'Tav', 'Int'. |
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% DataDir (dad): Data directory. |
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% GridDir (grd): Grid data directory. |
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% Iterations (itr): Iterations for analysis. |
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% TimeStep (tst): Time step. |
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% Fluid (flu): Fluid, supports 'A', 'O'. |
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% DataFormat (dfm): Data format, supports 'MDS', 'MNC'. |
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% Averaging (avg): 'Jan', 'Feb', 'Mar', 'Apr', 'May', 'Jun', |
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% 'Jul', 'Aug', 'Sep', 'Oct', 'Nov', 'Dec', |
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% 'DJF', 'MAM', 'JJA', 'SON', 'Ann', 'Ins', |
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% SliceType (slc): 'Sur', 'Zon', 'i=#', 'j=#', 'k=#' |
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% PlotStyle (pst): 'Grd', 'Int', 'Con', 'Cnf', 'Lin' |
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ifln = 1; |
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iexp = 2; |
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idat = 3; |
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idad = 4; |
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igrd = 5; |
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iitr = 6; |
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itst = 7; |
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iflu = 8; |
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iddf = 9; |
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igdf = 10; |
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iavg = 11; |
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islc = 12; |
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ipst = 13; |
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% General grid parameters % |
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% Often time cube sphere data must be interpolated onto a lon-lat grid. |
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% These variables define the longitude (XL) and latitude (YL) values onto |
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% which the grid sphere data is interpolated. |
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XL = -179:2:180; |
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YL = -89:2:90 ; |
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% Zonal averaging parameters. Currently the zonal average function is set |
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% to compute the grid information everytime. Though it only needs to do |
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% this once (and then access the zonal average grid information file), it |
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% takes little time, so it is currently set to do this every time. To set |
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% it to do this only once, specify: kpr=3; nBas=-2; kwr=0; |
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kpr=1; nBas=-2; kwr=1; |
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% Resolution parameters. KEEP WITH OTHER GRID INFORMATION?!?!? |
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hres = 32; |
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vres = 5; |
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faces = 6; |
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g = 9.81; |
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