Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #556


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Timestamp:
06/07/12 18:35:06 (12 years ago)
Author:
arango
Comment:

Indeed, there is a problem here if we have a model with more than 25 additional tracers. None of the models that we distribute have that many tracers except EcoSim. However, we do not expect any application that requires different boundary conditions for each of EcoSim passive tracers. In this case, we use the compact specification for LBC. For example, for East-West periodic application, we will have: 

!                   W       S       E       N
!                   e       o       a       o
!                   s       u       s       r
!                   t       t       t       t
!                           h               h
!
!                   1       2       3       4

   LBC(isTvar) ==   Per     Clo     Per     Clo      ! idbio(:), compact

ROMS will internally assigns the same boundary conditions for all passive tracer since we just specified a single line in the standard input script.

I followed your recommendation and I increased the value of Cval to 200.

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  • Ticket #556

    • Property Resolution → Fixed
    • Property Status new → closed
    • Property Type bug → defect

  • Ticket #556 – Description

    initial v1  
    1 I've got a bio model with more than 25 tracers. The reading of LBC fails after the 25th with Nval getting larger than 100, since Nval is four times the tracer number (four values per tracer). There's a Cval array dimensioned 100 in decode_line. I can change that to 200 in decode_line, but then I'll have to track down that 100 up the chain...
     1I've got a biological model with more than 25 tracers. The reading of '''LBC''' fails after the 25th with '''Nval''' getting larger than 100, since Nval is four times the tracer number (four values per tracer). There's a '''Cval''' array dimensioned 100 in '''decode_line'''. I can change that to 200 in '''decode_line''', but then I'll have to track down that 100 up the chain...