computing rx0

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computing rx0

#1 Unread post by redhat007 »

I am trying to change some cells's h values near the coast, manually. and then grid's depthmin will be replaced by minimum values of new h values, too. I want to know is there any routine to compute RX0 to control its value , before using new bathymetry in model's setup.
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Re: computing rx0

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I'm sure there are routines in many languages. Which would you like? It's a very simple function:

rx0 = max in domain ( abs(h(i,j) - h(neighbor of i,j))/(h(i,j) + h(neighbor of i,j)) )

You need to look at neighbors both in the i direction and j direction.

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please tell me that rx0 should compute just for sea's cells (mask=1) or for both land and sea's cells?

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#4 Unread post by kate »

Just sea cells. You can have a fjord with 200 m deep water next to land cells at hmin=5 m without having a large rx0.

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