forcing files and salinity nudging problem

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GuangpengLiu
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forcing files and salinity nudging problem

#1 Unread post by GuangpengLiu »

Currently, I'm trying to run a realistic case using Roms Agrif(CROCO). However, I have two problems:

One is how to set multiple input forcing files? My resolution is high (~1km), so I cannot put all the variables into one single file.

The other question is about salinity nudging, I've defined SFLX_CORR in cppdefs.h, choose a very short time period (20 days), and put all the required forcing variables into one file (including SSS), but the model returns the following error.



Maximum grid stiffness ratios: rx0 =0.2105095266 rx1 =**************

GET_INITIAL -- Processing data for time = 13.00 record = 1
GET_BRY -- Read all boundary data for time = 13.00 0
GET_BRY -- Read all boundary data for time = 13.25 0
GET_SMFLUX -- Read surface momentum stresses for time = 12.50 0
GET_SMFLUX -- Read surface momentum stresses for time = 13.50 0
GET_STFLUX -- Read surface flux of tracer 1 for time = 12.50 0
GET_STFLUX -- Read surface flux of tracer 1 for time = 13.50 0
GET_STFLUX -- Read surface flux of tracer 2 for time = 12.50 0
GET_STFLUX -- Read surface flux of tracer 2 for time = 13.50 0

GET_SSS - ERROR: unable to find forcing variable:
in forcing NetCDF file: ...../testcase/gom1km_frc1.nc
GET_SSS - ERROR: unable to find forcing variable:
in forcing NetCDF file: ...../testcase/gom1km_frc1.nc
.....


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Re: forcing files and salinity nudging problem

#2 Unread post by kate »

Is there a Croco forum? You should be asking this on it. There was a time when I was about to try Croco, but came up against the multiple forcing file issue. With XIOS, one should really be hacking at the Input part of it.

Now I'm going down a different road...

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