Custom Query (116 matches)

When I define a field (for example "Areas" with the following attribute operation="once", it seems it is needed to do the "call xios_send_field("Areas",...)" every timestep of the model (defined thanks the call to xios_set_timestep). If I do only one call to "xios_send_field("Areas",...)", there is nothing as value of my field "Areas" in my file (only missing values)...I think it is not normal.

Thanks !

Is it possible to have time_counter_bnds variable in XIOS output file in order to have something similar to :

double time_counter(time_counter) ;

time_counter:axis = "T" ; time_counter:standard_name = "time" ; time_counter:units = "seconds since 1850-01-01 00:00:00" ; time_counter:calendar = "noleap" ; time_counter:title = "Time" ; time_counter:long_name = "Time axis" ; time_counter:time_origin = " 1850-JAN-01 00:00:00" ; time_counter:bounds = "time_counter_bnds" ;

double time_counter_bnds(time_counter, tbnds) ;

with :

time_counter = 43200, 129600, 216000, 302400, 388800 ;

}

time_counter_bnds =

0, 86400, 86400, 172800, 172800, 259200, 259200, 345600, 345600, 432000 ;

}

Thanks ! Arnaud

I encounter the following problem : my run freezes when I define bounds lon and bounds lat via xios_set_domain_attr function (no problem without bounds definition). Then, no problem when I put in my iodef.xml :

<variable id="optimal_buffer_size" type="string">performance</variable> <variable id="buffer_size_factor" type="double">2.0</variable> <variable id="min_buffer_size" type="int">10000000</variable>

It looks like bad estimation of buffer size...