[MITgcm-support] thanks martin
Riema Rachmayani
imoth_22 at yahoo.com
Tue Oct 17 21:53:46 EDT 2006
thanks martin,
i'll try it...
thank you so much...
best regards,
rima
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From: Riema Rachmayani <imoth_22 at yahoo.com>
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hi, all....
about bathyfile= 'topog.slope' in data of internal wave...it is read in ini_depths.F right??
what about when i change the bathyfile by bathymetry of lombok strait?? not just that simple right??
should i change in .slope or i can change in other format of file??for example in .btm or .txt....
i still dont understand that we can generate the bathymetry from gendata.m
what should i do??
thank you so much mitgcm...
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Patick, and anyone else who runs MITgcm on Columbia, if you check out code
starting today, October 15, 2006, please load following compiler and SCSL and
MPI libraries before compiling and linking code:
# module purge
# module load modules scsl.1.6.1.0 intel-comp.9.1.039 mpt.1.12.0.nas
Dimitris
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From: Martin Losch <mlosch at awi-bremerhaven.de>
Subject: Re: [MITgcm-support] bathymetry
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Riema,
all input files of for the mitgcm are binary ieee big endian files.
How you generate is "your problem". They have to have the correct
size (corresponding to the model domains size set in SIZE.h) and the
correct precision (single or double, accoring to the parameter
readBinaryPrec = 32/64 in data). In matlab you can generate such a
file like this:
>> yourTopo = (interpolate your topography to the grid coordinates)
>> size(yourTopo) should give you values nx,ny, so that yourTopo
(nx,ny) (against matlab convention)
>>fid=fopen('your.topo','w','b');
>>fwrite(fid,yourTopo,'real*8'); % for double precision, real*4 for
single precision
>>fclose(fid)
done. other examples are in most gendata.m files in the verification
experiments. If you want to use Fortran you have to write your field
into a direct access file (make sure it's ieee-big endian!).
The bathymetry file is then read in ini_depths.F, but you don't need
to fiddle with that file at all if you can generate a topography
files that the mitgcm understands. The name "topog.slope" is
completely arbitrary and should not be used to infer any type of
format. You could call your topography file Riema.Rachmayani, or
lombok.strait or lombok_strait or lombok_strait.ieee-be or whatever
you like, as long as it is a ieee big endian file with the proper
information in it.
Martin
On 17 Oct 2006, at 06:50, Riema Rachmayani wrote:
> hi, all....
> about bathyfile= 'topog.slope' in data of internal wave...it is
> read in ini_depths.F right??
> what about when i change the bathyfile by bathymetry of lombok
> strait?? not just that simple right??
> should i change in .slope or i can change in other format of file??
> for example in .btm or .txt....
>
> i still dont understand that we can generate the bathymetry from
> gendata.m
>
> what should i do??
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