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Check the output</h1></center> |
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If you have <i>Matlab</i> installed then we can quickly view the some output |
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as follows (still in directory .../exp4/input/): |
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<pre>% matlab</pre> |
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<pre>>> addpath('../../../utils/matlab')</pre> |
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<pre>>> eta=rdmds('Eta',10);</pre> |
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And you should see a contour plot of sea-surface temperature appear in |
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a figure: |
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<br><img SRC="eta10.jpg" height=360 width=480> |
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<br>What you're seeing is simply the Kelvin mode response to open-boundary |
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forcing. |
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<br>Things get more interesting as the model <a href="rerunModel.html">integrates |
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further</a> so let's do that... |
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