[MITgcm-support] external&internal mode, boundary

Martin Losch Martin.Losch at awi.de
Wed Jan 17 08:40:06 EST 2007


Riema,
On 17 Jan 2007, at 12:54, Riema Rachmayani wrote:

> hi all,
>
> i have some questions...
> 1. just to make sure, are MITgcm use splitting method for 3D and 2D  
> (external and internal mode)??
No, I don't think that the solution strategy is called splitting  
method. The 2D pressure is computed first, and then a non-hydrostatic  
correction (if you use non-hydrostatic dynamics) to it. Please refer  
to the manual for a description, eg here: http://mitgcm.org/pelican/ 
online_documents/node19.html
>
> 2. are treatment for OB Ie = Imax is given value from boundary, OBIe 
> (Imax-1)=OBIe(Imax)?? what about OBIe (Imax+1)??
>    OB Iw = 1 is given value from boundary, OBIw(2)=OBIw(1)??
I don't understand the question. OB_Ieast = -1 make to the last (nx)  
grid point in x-direction a boundary value, just a, OB_Ieast = (value  
of)nx would. OB_Iwest(1) makes the first grid point in x-direction a  
boundary point etc. In the code sometime the values are applied to  
more than one grid, but only on the outside of the domain.
>
> 4. any formula for OBWt and OBWw for non hydrostatic, because i  
> used default OBWt and OBWw in internal wave verification
Don't know.

Martin

>
>
> thank you..thank you...
> -regards-
> rima
>
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> hi all,
>
> i have some questions...
> 1. just to make sure, are MITgcm use splitting method for 3D and 2D  
> (external and internal mode)??
>
> 2. still about how to write the value of U, V, w, T,Eta (1,j,bi,bj)  
> along West Open Boundary and East Open Bondary....i've tried one  
> like Martin told me " in obcs_diags.F you could replace a line like
>          CALL PLOT_FIELD_YZRL( OBWu, 'OBWu' , Nr, myIter, mythid )
> which plots output to stdout by
>            WRITE(suff,'(I10.10)') myIter
>            CALL WRITE_FLD_YZ_RL( 'OBCWu.',suff,OBWu,myIter,myThid)"...
> it was work...i have OBWU output file in every time step...but it  
> makes "no space in my device". Now i want to write  U, V, w, T,Eta  
> (1,j,bi,bj) along West Open Boundary and East Open Bondary in every  
> time step or every one hour in one output file, so i can sketch the  
> profile of U, V, w, T, Eta (1,j,bi,bj) for one tidal period...can  
> you give me more code for that again?? still modify obcs_diags.F??  
> or use other subroutine like use MDSREADFIELDYZ??....thank martin
>
> 3. are treatment for OB Ie = Imax is given value from boundary, OBIe 
> (Imax-1)=OBIe(Imax)?? what about OBIe (Imax+1)??
>    OB Iw = 1 is given value from boundary, OBIw(2)=OBIw(1)??
>
> 4. OBWu=A/D*Co*Cos (kx-omega*t) it seem not enough to generate  
> internal wave in my case, thats way i need to sketch profile of U,  
> V, w, T, Eta along open bondary...
>
>
> thank you..thank you...
> -regards-
> rima
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