Dears,
I doubt there is a big relationship between some variables,such as ntimes,ndtfast,nhis,navg,ndia and nrst.
Can you give me some explainings?
Thank you very much!
Relationship of some variables
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Re: Relationship of some variables
Hi,
You can take a look at this: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=2512&hilit=dtfast
to find out about the relationship between ntimes, dt and ndtfast.
ntimes is the total number of timesteps so if you have for example:
NTIMES=1440
DT=300
NRST,NHIS,...=288
then your model will run for 1440*300= 432000sec= 5days run
giving you restart, history... etc records once a day.
For more information as Kate said:"You should read up on these parameters - they are described briefly at the bottom of the ocean.in file."
Hope that helps,
E.
You can take a look at this: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=2512&hilit=dtfast
to find out about the relationship between ntimes, dt and ndtfast.
ntimes is the total number of timesteps so if you have for example:
NTIMES=1440
DT=300
NRST,NHIS,...=288
then your model will run for 1440*300= 432000sec= 5days run
giving you restart, history... etc records once a day.
For more information as Kate said:"You should read up on these parameters - they are described briefly at the bottom of the ocean.in file."
Hope that helps,
E.
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Re: Relationship of some variables
evridiki wrote:Hi,
You can take a look at this: viewtopic.php?f=19&t=2512&hilit=dtfast
to find out about the relationship between ntimes, dt and ndtfast.
ntimes is the total number of timesteps so if you have for example:
NTIMES=1440
DT=300
NRST,NHIS,...=288
then your model will run for 1440*300= 432000sec= 5days run
giving you restart, history... etc records once a day.
For more information as Kate said:"You should read up on these parameters - they are described briefly at the bottom of the ocean.in file."
Hope that helps,
E.
Thanks so much!