high_res_cube/utils/README.txt


Averaging MITgcm output:

The program and scripts here are a few quick hacks that efficiently
average binary files as output by MITgcm.  The following assumptions
apply:

  - all files are SINGLE-precision IEEE-754 stored in BIG-endian byte
    order (which is the standard for MITgcm single-precision MDSIO
    output)

  - the machine itself is a LITTLE-endian architecture such as:

    - IA32 (Intel or AMD x86-compatible)
    - Linux on IA64 (eg. Altixes)


The program syntax is:

  $ make average_fields
  $ ./average_fields field_1 field_3 ... field_n output_field


The additional scripts demonstrate how to easily run N simultaneous
copies of the average_fields program on an Altix system such as
Columbia.
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2			Averaging MITgcm output:
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4			The program and scripts here are a few quick hacks that efficiently
5			average binary files as output by MITgcm. The following assumptions
6			apply:
7
8			- all files are SINGLE-precision IEEE-754 stored in BIG-endian byte
9			order (which is the standard for MITgcm single-precision MDSIO
10			output)
11
12			- the machine itself is a LITTLE-endian architecture such as:
13
14			- IA32 (Intel or AMD x86-compatible)
15			- Linux on IA64 (eg. Altixes)
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17
18			The program syntax is:
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20			$ make average_fields
21			$ ./average_fields field_1 field_3 ... field_n output_field
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23
24			The additional scripts demonstrate how to easily run N simultaneous
25			copies of the average_fields program on an Altix system such as
26			Columbia.