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Dear all,<br>
<br>
I have a slightly strange problem that I was wondering if anyone has
suggestions on how to go about narrowing down the cause of problem.
So the background is that I attempted a modification of the
(admittedly a very out of date version of) layers package so that
z(rho) and z^2(rho) may be time-averaged online, resulting in a
measure of ePE ~ \int (gz^2 / 2) d\rho by doing some sums with the
LAYERS_HU and LAYERS_HV variables (and copy and pasting chunks of
code so I don't touch any of the existing diagnostics).<br>
<br>
On my local machine(s), in serial mode and turning on both the
LAYERS_UFLUX, LAYERS_VFLUX options, it spits out extra files
LAYERS_ZU and LAYERS_ZV (along with ZZV and ZZU) that I compared
with an offline diagnoses of LAYERS_HU and LAYERS_HV and both the
data associated with the UFLUX and VFLUX options get written fine. <br>
<br>
The odd thing then is that I put those modified files
(layers_calc.F, layers_output.F, LAYERS.h) up on to a supercomputer
(ARCHER) in parallel mode, and suddenly *all* the VFLUX outputs are
messed up, but all the UFLUX stuff are as I expected and do in fact
give believable results. Any suggestions??<br>
<br>
Thanks,<br>
Julian<br>
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Julian Mak,
School of Mathematics,
The University of Edinburgh,
James Clerk Maxwell Building,
The King's Buildings,
Edinburgh, EH9 3FD
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