[MITgcm-support] north-south or south-north gridding?
jschwarz at awi-bremerhaven.de
jschwarz at awi-bremerhaven.de
Wed Sep 20 18:15:05 EDT 2006
Hi Martin,
Thanks for clarifying the convention - why do all you modellers think upside down? What is that?!
Like i said ( (o; ) the grid i define is read in by mitgcm as i intended - the co-ordinates that are listed in the run_output.txt go from -50 to -80, the area i see in grid.nc covers the geographic region i intended. Of course i can rewrite all my input files to run south to north, but i'm interested to know :- will there be any repercussions in, for example, the direction the currents are calculated or anything bizarre that i might not be able to detect, or is MITgcm clever enough to calculate everything the correct way round regardless of whether j=0 is north or south of j=end (given that it's got the right lat/lon so that the coriolis force is OK) ?
Cheers. It's almost summer in new zealand (:
jill.
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