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==Proposed input of additional data in ideal run== | ==Proposed input of additional data in ideal run== | ||
| − | * '''Single topography for both the atmosphere and the fire models''' - from an arbitrary | + | * '''Single topography for both the atmosphere and the fire models''' - from an arbitrary uniform mesh aligned with coordinate axes |
* '''Fuel data for the fire model''' - at the centers of the fire mesh | * '''Fuel data for the fire model''' - at the centers of the fire mesh | ||
* '''Surface data for WRF''' - see e.g. <code>/dyn_em/module_initialize_seabreeze2d_x.F</code> around <code> call ns_set_iswater</code>, at centers of the atmosphere mesh ("mass points") | * '''Surface data for WRF''' - see e.g. <code>/dyn_em/module_initialize_seabreeze2d_x.F</code> around <code> call ns_set_iswater</code>, at centers of the atmosphere mesh ("mass points") | ||
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Current wish list
Restartdone- Read topography from file in ideal run
- Smoothing the terrain gradients for fire spread
- Canopy fire
- Output to WRF-Chem
Anything more? Jmandel 18:59, 19 January 2010 (UTC)
Proposed input of additional data in ideal run
- Single topography for both the atmosphere and the fire models - from an arbitrary uniform mesh aligned with coordinate axes
- Fuel data for the fire model - at the centers of the fire mesh
- Surface data for WRF - see e.g.
/dyn_em/module_initialize_seabreeze2d_x.Faroundcall ns_set_iswater, at centers of the atmosphere mesh ("mass points")
The input will be done similarly as in dyn_em/module_initialize_b_wave.F per suggestion of the WRF developers. See subroutine read_input_jet.
This is as far as we want to go in ideal.exe, more complicated data input should be done trhough real.exe.
Jmandel 01:29, 1 February 2010 (UTC)