Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of RunningDynamico

Timestamp:

10/04/14 01:56:50 (10 years ago)

Author:

dubos

Comment:

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RunningDynamico

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 DYNAMICO can produce a rather large amount of output. It is therefore recommended to prepare a separate directory for each numerical experiment on a filesystem of adequate capacity.
-In this directory, copy the executable icosagcm.exe. You will find it in DYNAMICO/bin/, where DYNAMICO is the main directory containing the source code.
+In this directory, copy the executable icosa_gcm.exe. You will find it in DYNAMICO/bin/, where DYNAMICO is the main directory containing the source code.
 
 You will also need configuration files that define resolution, initial condition, etc. Sample files can be found in subdirectories of [source:codes/icosagcm/trunk/param_sets DYNAMICO/param_sets]. Copy the *.def files from the desired sub-directory. There is typically run.def and earth_const.def . run.def is the main configuration file and includes earth_const.def
@@ -24 +24 @@
 svn co svn+ssh://yourlogin@forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/ipsl/forge/projets/dynamico/svn/codes/icosagcm/branches/SATURN_DYNAMICO
 cd SATURN_DYNAMICO
-export PATH=${PWD}/ICOSAGCM/tools/FCM/bin:${PATH}
 }}}
 * compile XIOS using script in directory XIOS:
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  3. Copy over all the *.def files from TEST directory
  4. Copy over all the *.xml files from TEST directory (these control the XIOS ouputs)
- 5. Adapt the path "datadir" in callphys.def:
-{{{
-datadir = /ccc/scratch/cont003/dsm/p86yann/SATURNE_128x96x64/DATAGENERIC/
-}}}
- to point to the TEST/DATAGENERIC directory
- 6. Set run parameters in run_icosa.def (e.g. nqtot=0 since there are no tracers, run_length=..., etc.)
+ 5. Copy or preferably symlink the directory TEST/DATAGENERIC
+ 6. Set run parameters in run_icosa.def (e.g. run_length=..., etc.)
  7. Run the model using a job (see sample script launch.ada in TEST)
  8. With XIOS outputs, the output file xios_diagfi.nc is on native icosahedral grid, so it is usually better to reinterpolate onto a lon-lat grid, e.g.: