- 07 Dec, 2015 40 commits
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dingwell authored
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The netcdf3 routines have also been updated but not tested...
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H.M.J. Barbosa: cannot be done this way!!! idum must change between calls otherwise it is not random there are many calls like this in this function, all with the same problem. i did not dare trying to fix them...
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The read statement didn't expect the same formatting as in surfdata.t This updates fixes that problem and also adds a test to make sure the table is read correctly.
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Receptor data for netcdf is currently written by the standard netcdf output routine (write_ncconc.f90). Therefore, no receptor data should be written by the concoutput_* routines when netcdf output is selected. Conflicts: concoutput_reg.f90
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Conflicts: write_ncconc.f90
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concoutput_irreg.f90 didn't require any changes. Conflicts: concoutput_reg.f90
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Adam Dingwell authored
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Adam Dingwell authored
The model will now be tested, if I'm lucky, everything works as it should. Landuse will not be interpolated between time step because: 1. seasonal changes are instant, so keeping track of snowmelt on a higher frequency than input data is read (hourly?) makes little sense. 2. Other parameters are interpolated instead, such as U*, vd etc. (how true/effective is this?)
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Adam Dingwell authored
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Adam Dingwell authored
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Adam Dingwell authored
Should now follow FLEXPART coding standard.
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Adam Dingwell authored
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Adam Dingwell authored
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Adam Dingwell authored
Also indented block to follow FLEXPART coding standard (didn't touch any other part of the file, so these are still indented wrong).
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Adam Dingwell authored
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Adam Dingwell authored
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