Changes between Version 15 and Version 16 of Doc/Chap3


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04/29/08 15:15:37 (16 years ago)
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    132  * 'cont_fill' defines whether you want to mask the continents or not. And 'cont_real' is a keyword which sets the real continents or not. 
     132 * 'cont_fill' defines whether you want to put some blank data for the continents or not. And 'cont_real' is a keyword which sets the real continents or not. 
    133133{{{ 
    134134cont_fill = 1         ; continent fill for atmosphere grids (1/0) 
     
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    217217 
    218  * 'atmos_msk' defines whether you want a mask or on your plot 
     218 * 'atmos_msk' defines whether you want a mask or not on your plot by using a mask (only for atmospheric data) 
    219219{{{ 
    220220; land-sea mask use in atmospheric boxes  0 : take all 
     
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    228 ... TO BE CONTINUED ... 
     227 * 'data_domain' defines what kind of domain you want : a global one or a reduced one (in latitudes and/or in longitudes). The reduced grid is built according to the indexes given in the global grid from where the grid is cut (have a look in def_grid.pro). 
     228{{{ 
     229; Data domain (OPA only) 
     230; ----------- 
     231   v_config_oce =  'L30' 
     232;   v_config_oce =  '' 
     233   orca_mask_version =  'V3' ;V1(ST7/CT runs), V2 (? runs), V3 (CH, Dan runs, CM4) 
     234;   global        <file>_grid_<grd>.nc                               27118 pts 
     235;   equator       <file>_grid_<grd>_eq.nc  (j=73)                      182 pts 
     236;   equator_band  <file>_grid_<grd>_eqb.nc  (j=64,82 -> [5S,5N])       2912 pts = 10% 
     237;   pacific       <file>_grid_<grd>_pac.nc  (j=49,97 -> [30S,30N], 
     238;                                            i=16,106 -> [110E,70W])   4320 pts = 16% 
     239;                                             
     240;   pacific_eq    <file>_grid_<grd>_paceq.nc  (j=64,82 -> [5S,5N], 
     241;                                              i=16,106 -> [110E,70W]) 1620 pts = 6% 
     242;   zonal         <file>_grid_<grd>_diaznl.nc 
     243;   data_domain = 'pacific_eq' 
     244   data_domain = 'zonal' 
     245   data_domain = 'pacific' 
     246   data_domain = 'global' 
     247}}} 
     248 
     249 * 'nc_grids_list' defines the atmospheric grids which are defined through the call of mesh_pcmdi in def_grid. When you add an atmospheric grid, you need to add the name of the grid in that list.  
     250{{{ 
     251; grids list (IPCC atmos regular) 
     252   nc_grids_list = ['ct42', 'mt42', 'mt106', 'nt85', 'giss4x5', 'giss4x3', 'cgcm3_1', 'mk3', 'gfdl2.5x2', 'fgoals1', 'inmcm3', 'cgcm232', 'nt42', 'n96', 'mt63', 'lmdzl', 'lmdzh', 'ncpt62', 'ert106', 'it30', 'bt42', 'reg1',  'hadcm3t', 'bccrbcm20', 'cccmacgcm31', 'cccmacgcm31t63', 'cnrmcm3', 'csiromk35', 'gfdlcm20', 'gissaom', 'gissmodeler', 'iapfgoals10g', 'ingvecham4', 'ipslcm4', 'miroc32hires', 'miroc32medres', 'miubechog', 'mpiecham5', 'mricgcm232a', 'ncarccsm30', 'ncarpcm1',  'ncep2.5'] 
     253}}} 
     254 
     255 * 'debug_w' is useful when you have problem with post_it. When this switch is on, post_it writes out a lot of useful information, which allows you to know more about the possible bug or the misuse of the software. 
     256{{{ 
     257; machine type ('x' or 'WIN') 
     258   dev_type='x' 
     259 
     260; debug mode 
     261   debug_w = 1 
     262}}}