Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Documentation/UserGuide/SetDiffLevel

Timestamp:

2014-11-06T16:32:59+01:00 (9 years ago)

Author:

ychen

Comment:

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Documentation/UserGuide/SetDiffLevel

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-I try to find out some clues for setting the output variables from LMDZ.
+I try to find out some clues for setting the output variables in the LMDZ configuration.
 
-First, there are two files, one  is in the COMP/lmdz.card and another is in the PARAM/output.def_low/medium/height, which are associated the setting of LMDZ output files.
-
+First, there are two files, one  is in the COMP/lmdz.card and another is in the PARAM/output.def_low/medium/height, which are associated with the setting of LMDZ output files in your submission directory.
+=== COMP/lmdz.card ===
 In the  COMP/lmdz.card, there is an option: "OutLevel"
+{{{
 # Set OutLevel to choose the level of output files from LMDZ. The file PARAM/output.def_$OutLevel will be used.
 # OutLevel=low/medium/high
 OutLevel=low
-
+}}}
+=== PARAM/output.def_low ===
 In the PARAM/output.def_low, there are a lot of setting to adjust the detail of the output files.
 However, we are interested in specific variable for the output but here is lacking of information.
 Within this file there is only an option called "phys_out_filelevel" which could be assigned for different level in different output intervals.
 as bellow:
+{{{
 phys_out_filenames=      histmth histday histhf   histhf3h  histhf3hm histstn
-phys_out_filelevels=        5            5           2          5            5                5
+phys_out_filelevels=     5       5       2        5         5         5
+}}}
 
 
+=== output.def ===
 So, I looked into the LMDZ source files for more detail.
 There is another file called "ouput.def" in the
@@ -21 +26 @@
 
 In this file there are a lot of variables in the list and with different output levels.
-ex:
+{{{
 ######## Abderrahmane le 20 11 08 ########################
 # Niveaux de sorties et nom pour chaque variable dans les#
@@ -50 +55 @@
 flag_tsol         =  1, 1, 1, 1, 1
 .....
+}}}
 
-So, you can select the variables what you want to include for the certain level. Maybe you need to recompile the source files for that default setting or just simply change the output levels in the output.def_low with "phys_out_filelevels= 10 10 10 10 10 " for getting all the variables.
+You can select the variables what you want to include in certain output level. 
+Maybe you need to recompile the source files for that default setting again or just simply change the output levels in the output.def_low with "phys_out_filelevels= 10 10 10 10 10 " for getting all the variables.
 
-Maybe you can add some information about this on the wiki for the people who are interested in LMDZ output variables.
+Hope this information could be help the people who are interested in look for certain LMDZ output variables.