[MITgcm-support] circumpolar southern ocean
Jill N Schwarz
jschwarz at awi-bremerhaven.de
Wed Mar 14 10:37:15 EDT 2007
Thanks Helen,
That alerted me to the actual problem, which was... my bathymetry
interpolation... bad dobby!
Cheers,
jill.
helen hill wrote:
> In a 1/4 degree circumpolar experiment I run I have the following in
> my data file:
>
> # Gridding parameters
> &PARM04
> usingCartesianGrid=.FALSE.,
> usingSphericalPolarGrid=.TRUE.,
> delZ= 200.,
> phiMin=- 65.875,
> delY=145*0.25,
> delX=1440*0.25,
> &
>
> If that helps...
>
> Helen
>
> On 3/14/07, *Jill N Schwarz* < jschwarz at awi-bremerhaven.de
> <mailto:jschwarz at awi-bremerhaven.de>> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> Hopefully this is trivial: i have a 360 x 77 grid (1deg
> isotropic), with
> phimin=-78.9046,
> thetamin=0., also tried thetamin=0.5,
> usingSphericalPolarGrid=.TRUE.,
> and OBCS switched off.
>
> The DELX file consists of all 1s.
>
> Size specifies
> & sNx = 90,
> & sNy = 77,
> ...
> & nPx = 4,
> & nPy = 1,
>
> I'd like the longitude to wrap around (0.5 to 359.5 grid cell
> centres),
> which i understood MITgcm would do automatically. However, i get
> a line
> of zero bathymetry along 360E (the final column of my 4th tile looking
> in grid.t004.nc <http://grid.t004.nc>, and also at the northern
> edge) regardless of whether i
> provide DELX and DELY files the same size as the grid or one cell
> longer. Otherwise, lat and lon look as expected on the grid. Is
> there
> something i need to set to ask MITgcm to close the E-W loop?
>
> Thanks,
> jill.
>
>
>
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