s_examples/held_suarez_cs/inp_data.shap.templ


%\subsubsection{File {\it input/data.shap}}
%\label{www:tutorials}

This file, reproduced completely below, specifies the parameters
that the model uses for the Shapiro filter package (\cite{Shapiro_70},
section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter}).
The parameters that are significant for this configuration are:

\begin{itemize}

\item Line PUT_LINE_NB:Shap_funct=,
\begin{verbatim} 
 Shap_funct=2,
\end{verbatim} 
This line selects the shapiro filter function
to use, here S2 in this experiment
(see section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter}).

\item Lines PUT_LINE_NB:nShapT= and PUT_LINE_NB:nShapUV=,
\begin{verbatim}
 nShapT=0,
 nShapUV=4,
\end{verbatim}
Those lines select the order of the shapiro filter
for active tracer ($\theta$ and $q$) and momentum ($u,v$) respectively. 
In this case, no filter is applied to active tracers. Regarding
the momentum, this sets the integer parameter $n$ to 4, in the equations of 
section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter}, which corresponds to a 8th order
filter.

\item Line PUT_LINE_NB:nShapUVPhys=,
\begin{verbatim}
 nShapUVPhys=4,
\end{verbatim}
This line selects the order of the physical space filter 
(filter function S2g, in section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter})
that applies to $u,v$.
The difference {\it nShapUV - nShapUVPhys}
corresponds to the order of the computational filter
(filter function S2c, in section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter}).

\item Lines PUT_LINE_NB:#Shap_Trtau= and PUT_LINE_NB:#Shap_uvtau=,
\begin{verbatim}
#Shap_Trtau=5400.,
#Shap_uvtau=1800.,
\end{verbatim}
Those commented lines would have set the time scale of the filter (in seconds), 
for $\theta$ and $q$ and for $u$ and $v$ respectively,
to 5400 s (90 min) and 1800 s (30 min) respectively.
Without explicitly setting those timescales, the default is used 
which corresponds to the model time-step.
%Note that a shorter time scale means a stronger filter, and
%that the time scale cannot be smaller than the time-step $\Delta t$
%of the model.

\end{itemize}

The entire file {\it input/data.shap} is reproduced here below:

\begin{small}
\input{s_examples/held_suarez_cs/input/data.shap}
\end{small}
1	jmc	1.1
2	jmc	1.2	%\subsubsection{File {\it input/data.shap}}
3	jmc	1.1	%\label{www:tutorials}
4
5			This file, reproduced completely below, specifies the parameters
6			that the model uses for the Shapiro filter package (\cite{Shapiro_70},
7			section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter}).
8			The parameters that are significant for this configuration are:
9
10			\begin{itemize}
11
12			\item Line PUT_LINE_NB:Shap_funct=,
13			\begin{verbatim}
14			Shap_funct=2,
15			\end{verbatim}
16			This line selects the shapiro filter function
17			to use, here S2 in this experiment
18			(see section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter}).
19
20			\item Lines PUT_LINE_NB:nShapT= and PUT_LINE_NB:nShapUV=,
21			\begin{verbatim}
22	jmc	1.4	nShapT=0,
23	jmc	1.1	nShapUV=4,
24			\end{verbatim}
25			Those lines select the order of the shapiro filter
26	jmc	1.2	for active tracer ($\theta$ and $q$) and momentum ($u,v$) respectively.
27	jmc	1.4	In this case, no filter is applied to active tracers. Regarding
28			the momentum, this sets the integer parameter $n$ to 4, in the equations of
29	jmc	1.2	section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter}, which corresponds to a 8th order
30	jmc	1.1	filter.
31
32	jmc	1.4	\item Line PUT_LINE_NB:nShapUVPhys=,
33	jmc	1.1	\begin{verbatim}
34	jmc	1.4	nShapUVPhys=4,
35	jmc	1.1	\end{verbatim}
36	jmc	1.4	This line selects the order of the physical space filter
37	jmc	1.1	(filter function S2g, in section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter})
38	jmc	1.4	that applies to $u,v$.
39			The difference {\it nShapUV - nShapUVPhys}
40			corresponds to the order of the computational filter
41	jmc	1.1	(filter function S2c, in section \ref{sect:shapiro-filter}).
42
43	jmc	1.4	\item Lines PUT_LINE_NB:#Shap_Trtau= and PUT_LINE_NB:#Shap_uvtau=,
44	jmc	1.1	\begin{verbatim}
45	jmc	1.4	#Shap_Trtau=5400.,
46			#Shap_uvtau=1800.,
47	jmc	1.1	\end{verbatim}
48	jmc	1.4	Those commented lines would have set the time scale of the filter (in seconds),
49	jmc	1.1	for $\theta$ and $q$ and for $u$ and $v$ respectively,
50			to 5400 s (90 min) and 1800 s (30 min) respectively.
51	jmc	1.4	Without explicitly setting those timescales, the default is used
52			which corresponds to the model time-step.
53			%Note that a shorter time scale means a stronger filter, and
54			%that the time scale cannot be smaller than the time-step $\Delta t$
55			%of the model.
56	jmc	1.1
57			\end{itemize}
58
59			The entire file {\it input/data.shap} is reproduced here below:
60
61	jmc	1.3	\begin{small}
62	jmc	1.5	\input{s_examples/held_suarez_cs/input/data.shap}
63	jmc	1.3	\end{small}