WRF-Fire - Revision history

Jmandel at 06:53, 17 July 2020

2020-07-17T06:53:23Z

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	: ''The code under continued development in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release\|version released with WRF]].''		: ''The code under continued development in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release\|version released with WRF]].''

Jmandel: WRF-SFIRE

2020-07-15T04:14:33Z

WRF-SFIRE

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	{{historical}}		{{historical\|WRF-SFIRE}}
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	: ''The code under continued development in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release\|version released with WRF]].''		: ''The code under continued development in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release\|version released with WRF]].''

Jmandel: {{historical}}

2020-07-15T01:40:50Z

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	~~: This is~~ historical ~~page for archival purposes~~		{{historical}}
	{{software}}		{{software}}
	: ''The code under continued development in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release\|version released with WRF]].''		: ''The code under continued development in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release\|version released with WRF]].''

Afarguell at 21:25, 2 July 2020

2020-07-02T21:25:42Z

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	~~{{users guide}}~~		: This is historical page for archival purposes
	{{software}}		{{software}}
	: ''The code under continued development in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release\|version released with WRF]].''		: ''The code under continued development in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release\|version released with WRF]].''

Jmandel: /* Email support for SFIRE */

2013-05-01T05:17:10Z

Email support for SFIRE

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	* Make sure you test the issue first on the code exactly as you have received it from the repository as described in [[How to get WRF-Fire]]		* Make sure you test the issue first on the code exactly as you have received it from the repository as described in [[How to get WRF-Fire]]
	** <code>git diff</code> should return no output, meaning that you have not modified any files		** <code>git diff</code> should return no output, meaning that you have not modified any files
	** ~~please verify~~ that you are on the latest commit on the master branch from the repository		** Send us the output of the command <code>git log \| head -3 </code> to identify the version
			** Verify that you are on the latest commit on the master branch from the repository
	* Recompile the code from scratch after typing <code>clean -a</code> first		* Recompile the code from scratch after typing <code>clean -a</code> first
	* Send us the first line of the output of the command <code>git log</code> to identify the version
	* Send us sufficient information to identify and reproduce the problem if needed (output of wrf compilation, namelist.input, output from the run, wrfinput file for a small test problem)		* Send us sufficient information to identify and reproduce the problem if needed (output of wrf compilation, namelist.input, output from the run, wrfinput file for a small test problem)

Jmandel: /* Email support for SFIRE */

2013-05-01T05:15:14Z

Email support for SFIRE

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	* Make sure you test the issue first on the code exactly as you have received it from the repository as described in [[How to get WRF-Fire]]		* Make sure you test the issue first on the code exactly as you have received it from the repository as described in [[How to get WRF-Fire]]
	** <code>git diff</code> should return no output		** <code>git diff</code> should return no output, meaning that you have not modified any files
	** please verify that you are on the latest commit on the master branch from the repository		** please verify that you are on the latest commit on the master branch from the repository
	* Recompile the code from scratch after typing <code>clean -a</code> first		* Recompile the code from scratch after typing <code>clean -a</code> first

Jmandel: /* Email support for SFIRE */

2013-05-01T05:14:49Z

Email support for SFIRE

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	When you write us, please:		When you write us, please:

	* Make sure you test the issue first on the code exactly as you have received it from the ~~git~~ repository as described in [[How to get WRF-Fire]]		* Make sure you test the issue first on the code exactly as you have received it from the repository as described in [[How to get WRF-Fire]]
	** <code>git diff</code> should return no output		** <code>git diff</code> should return no output
	** please verify that you are on the latest commit on the master branch from the repository		** please verify that you are on the latest commit on the master branch from the repository

Jmandel: /* Email support for the development version */

2013-05-01T05:14:30Z

Email support for the development version

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	Questions and suggestions can be sent to the maling list at http://mailman.ucar.edu/mailman/listinfo/wrf-fire. Please subscribe to this list for further support, announcements, questions, and discussions.		Questions and suggestions can be sent to the maling list at http://mailman.ucar.edu/mailman/listinfo/wrf-fire. Please subscribe to this list for further support, announcements, questions, and discussions.

	===Email support for ~~the development version~~===		===Email support for SFIRE===

	~~Questions regarding the development version (from the git repository) can be sent the the list above, or email the [[WRF-Fire#Contact\|developers]] directly.~~ When you write us, please:		When you write us, please:

	* Make sure you test the issue first on the code exactly as you have received it from the git repository as described in [[How to get WRF-Fire]]		* Make sure you test the issue first on the code exactly as you have received it from the git repository as described in [[How to get WRF-Fire]]
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	* Recompile the code from scratch after typing <code>clean -a</code> first		* Recompile the code from scratch after typing <code>clean -a</code> first
	* Send us the first line of the output of the command <code>git log</code> to identify the version		* Send us the first line of the output of the command <code>git log</code> to identify the version
	* Send us sufficient information to identify and reproduce the problem if needed (output of wrf compilation, namelist.input, output from the run)		* Send us sufficient information to identify and reproduce the problem if needed (output of wrf compilation, namelist.input, output from the run, wrfinput file for a small test problem)

	===Email support for [[Fire code in WRF release\|code in WRF release]]===		===Email support for [[Fire code in WRF release\|code in WRF release]]===

Jmandel: File:Coupled-wrf-fire-moisture-chem.png

2012-12-28T11:20:09Z

File:Coupled-wrf-fire-moisture-chem.png

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	'''WRF-Fire''' combines the Weather Research and Forecasting model ([[WRF]]) with a fire code implementing a surface fire behavior model, called [[SFIRE]], based on semi-empirical formulas calculate the rate of spread of the fire line (the interface between burning and unignited fuel) based on fuel properties, wind velocities from WRF, and terrain slope. The fire spread is implemented by the [[wikipedia:Level set method\|level set method]]. The heat release from the fire line as well as post-frontal heat release feeds back into WRF dynamics, affecting the simulated weather in the vicinity of the fire. The fire code is written in [[wikipedia:Fortran\|Fortran 90]] following [http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/WG2/WRF_conventions.html WRF coding conventions]. It is integrated as a physics option, called from WRF as a subroutine. It calls WRF libraries for utilities such as I/O and communication between [[MPI]] processes. The fire code executes on a part of the domain, called a tile (in WRF nomenclature). All communication between the tiles is in the caller; thus, one time step requires multiple calls to WRF-Fire.		'''WRF-Fire''' combines the Weather Research and Forecasting model ([[WRF]]) with a fire code implementing a surface fire behavior model, called [[SFIRE]], based on semi-empirical formulas calculate the rate of spread of the fire line (the interface between burning and unignited fuel) based on fuel properties, wind velocities from WRF, and terrain slope. The fire spread is implemented by the [[wikipedia:Level set method\|level set method]]. The heat release from the fire line as well as post-frontal heat release feeds back into WRF dynamics, affecting the simulated weather in the vicinity of the fire. The fire code is written in [[wikipedia:Fortran\|Fortran 90]] following [http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/WG2/WRF_conventions.html WRF coding conventions]. It is integrated as a physics option, called from WRF as a subroutine. It calls WRF libraries for utilities such as I/O and communication between [[MPI]] processes. The fire code executes on a part of the domain, called a tile (in WRF nomenclature). All communication between the tiles is in the caller; thus, one time step requires multiple calls to WRF-Fire.

	WRF-Fire is essentially a reimplementation of [[CAWFE]] with the weather model replaced by WRF and with the fire spread implemented by the level set method in SFIRE. The subroutines for the computation of the rate of spread and for the insertion of the heat flux to the atmosphere are taken from [[CAWFE]]. Click on the following ~~poster~~ for the origins and a summary of current capabilities of WRF-Fire:		WRF-Fire is essentially a reimplementation of [[CAWFE]] with the weather model replaced by WRF and with the fire spread implemented by the level set method in SFIRE. The subroutines for the computation of the rate of spread and for the insertion of the heat flux to the atmosphere are taken from [[CAWFE]]. Click on the following images for the origins and a summary of current capabilities of WRF-Fire:

	[[Image:Agu-poster-8mp.gif\|400px]]		[[Image:Agu-poster-8mp.gif\|400px]] [[Image:Coupled-wrf-fire-moisture-chem.png\|400px]]

	==Distribution==		==Distribution==

Jmandel at 20:03, 29 April 2012

2012-04-29T20:03:36Z

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	{{users guide}}		{{users guide}}
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			: ''The code under continued development in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release\|version released with WRF]].''

	The code in our repository and mirrors [http://repo.or.cz/git-browser/by-commit.html?r=wrffire.git] [https://github.com/jbeezley/wrf-fire/] is called '''[[SFIRE]]''', and the coupled code is called [[WRF]] and [[SFIRE]]. We reserve the designation [[WRF-Fire]] for the [[fire code in WRF release]]s.''

	'''WRF-Fire''' combines the Weather Research and Forecasting model ([[WRF]]) with a fire code implementing a surface fire behavior model, called [[SFIRE]], based on semi-empirical formulas calculate the rate of spread of the fire line (the interface between burning and unignited fuel) based on fuel properties, wind velocities from WRF, and terrain slope. The fire spread is implemented by the [[wikipedia:Level set method\|level set method]]. The heat release from the fire line as well as post-frontal heat release feeds back into WRF dynamics, affecting the simulated weather in the vicinity of the fire. The fire code is written in [[wikipedia:Fortran\|Fortran 90]] following [http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/WG2/WRF_conventions.html WRF coding conventions]. It is integrated as a physics option, called from WRF as a subroutine. It calls WRF libraries for utilities such as I/O and communication between [[MPI]] processes. The fire code executes on a part of the domain, called a tile (in WRF nomenclature). All communication between the tiles is in the caller; thus, one time step requires multiple calls to WRF-Fire.		'''WRF-Fire''' combines the Weather Research and Forecasting model ([[WRF]]) with a fire code implementing a surface fire behavior model, called [[SFIRE]], based on semi-empirical formulas calculate the rate of spread of the fire line (the interface between burning and unignited fuel) based on fuel properties, wind velocities from WRF, and terrain slope. The fire spread is implemented by the [[wikipedia:Level set method\|level set method]]. The heat release from the fire line as well as post-frontal heat release feeds back into WRF dynamics, affecting the simulated weather in the vicinity of the fire. The fire code is written in [[wikipedia:Fortran\|Fortran 90]] following [http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/WG2/WRF_conventions.html WRF coding conventions]. It is integrated as a physics option, called from WRF as a subroutine. It calls WRF libraries for utilities such as I/O and communication between [[MPI]] processes. The fire code executes on a part of the domain, called a tile (in WRF nomenclature). All communication between the tiles is in the caller; thus, one time step requires multiple calls to WRF-Fire.