How to run WRF-Fire with real data - Revision history

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updated link to current version

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	Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.		Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.

2020-07-17T19:29:58Z

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	The full namelist used can be found [~~https~~://pastebin.com/~~V0kGcuS5~~ here].		The full namelist used can be found [http://pastebin.com/thu8KDZF here].

	Once the namelist is properly configured we run the WRF real preprocessor.		Once the namelist is properly configured we run the WRF real preprocessor.

2020-07-17T19:29:29Z

Running wrf

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	The full namelist used can be found [~~http~~://pastebin.com/~~thu8KDZF~~ here].		The full namelist used can be found [https://pastebin.com/V0kGcuS5 here].

	Once the namelist is properly configured we run the WRF real preprocessor.		Once the namelist is properly configured we run the WRF real preprocessor.

2020-07-15T02:06:12Z

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	Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.		Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.

2020-07-15T01:34:07Z

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	Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.		Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.

2020-07-15T01:30:47Z

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	~~: This is a historical version archived, go to [[How to run WRF~~-~~SFIRE with real data]] for an updated version~~		{{Historical-wrf-fire}}

	Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.		Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.

2020-07-09T19:07:46Z

Converting fuel data

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	In order for geogrid to be able to read this data, we need to convert it into an intermediate format. We will be using a utility program		In order for geogrid to be able to read this data, we need to convert it into an intermediate format. We will be using a utility program
	released with autoWPS to accomplish this. For information on how to obtain and compile this tool, see [[How_to_convert_data_for_Geogrid_(archived) ~~How_to_convert_data_for_Geogrid~~]]. We will place the <tt>convert_geotiff.x</tt> binary and the GeoTIFF		released with autoWPS to accomplish this. For information on how to obtain and compile this tool, see [[How_to_convert_data_for_Geogrid_(archived)]]. We will place the <tt>convert_geotiff.x</tt> binary and the GeoTIFF
	data files in the main WPS directory.		data files in the main WPS directory.
	To convert the fuel category data, we will create new directories inside the WPS directory called <tt>landfire_data</tt> and <tt>ned_data</tt>. Inside the <tt>landfire_data</tt> directory, we		To convert the fuel category data, we will create new directories inside the WPS directory called <tt>landfire_data</tt> and <tt>ned_data</tt>. Inside the <tt>landfire_data</tt> directory, we

2020-07-09T19:07:34Z

Converting fuel data

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	In order for geogrid to be able to read this data, we need to convert it into an intermediate format. We will be using a utility program		In order for geogrid to be able to read this data, we need to convert it into an intermediate format. We will be using a utility program
	released with autoWPS to accomplish this. For information on how to obtain and compile this tool, see [[How_to_convert_data_for_Geogrid]]. We will place the <tt>convert_geotiff.x</tt> binary and the GeoTIFF		released with autoWPS to accomplish this. For information on how to obtain and compile this tool, see [[How_to_convert_data_for_Geogrid_(archived) How_to_convert_data_for_Geogrid]]. We will place the <tt>convert_geotiff.x</tt> binary and the GeoTIFF
	data files in the main WPS directory.		data files in the main WPS directory.
	To convert the fuel category data, we will create new directories inside the WPS directory called <tt>landfire_data</tt> and <tt>ned_data</tt>. Inside the <tt>landfire_data</tt> directory, we		To convert the fuel category data, we will create new directories inside the WPS directory called <tt>landfire_data</tt> and <tt>ned_data</tt>. Inside the <tt>landfire_data</tt> directory, we

2020-07-08T17:05:41Z

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	: This is a historical version archived		: This is a historical version archived, go to [[How to run WRF-SFIRE with real data]] for an updated version

	Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.		Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.

2020-07-02T21:33:23Z

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			: This is a historical version archived

	Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.		Running WRF-Fire with real data is a process very similar to running WRF with real data for weather simulations.
	The [http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users WRF users page] has many		The [http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users WRF users page] has many