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<div class="title">2011 Hong Kong Workshop</div>__NOTOC__ | <div class="title">2011 Hong Kong Workshop</div>__NOTOC__ | ||
Links to the [http://oceandynamics.ust.hk/index.html|2011 Hong Kong Workshop] lectures are provided below. This was a ten-day workshop on how to set up and run ROMS, offered by Dale Haidvogel, Jian-ping Gan, and Kate Hedstrom, with the able assistance of Rob Cermak in the lab. Equations were shown in the mornings in a classroom situation while more practical topics were covered in the afternoons in a computer lab. | |||
This was a ten-day workshop on how to set up and run ROMS, offered by Dale Haidvogel, Jian-ping Gan, and Kate Hedstrom, with the able assistance of Rob Cermak in the lab. Equations were shown in the mornings in a classroom situation while more practical topics were covered in the afternoons in a computer lab. | |||
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Revision as of 08:46, 14 January 2011
2011 Hong Kong Workshop
Links to the Hong Kong Workshop lectures are provided below. This was a ten-day workshop on how to set up and run ROMS, offered by Dale Haidvogel, Jian-ping Gan, and Kate Hedstrom, with the able assistance of Rob Cermak in the lab. Equations were shown in the mornings in a classroom situation while more practical topics were covered in the afternoons in a computer lab.
Download Laboratory Lectures and Exercises
Week 1:
- Lecture 1: PDF Introduction to Linux/Unix
- Lecture 2: PDF Diff, grep, and patch
- Lecture 3: PDF Tour of online ROMS resources
- Lecture 4: PDF Overview of git for ROMS users
- Lecture 5: PDF Hands-on git, making three branches
- Lecture 6: PDF Overview of the ROMS code structure
- Lecture 7: PDF Intro to running ROMS and plotting output
- Lecture 8: PDF Overview of the NetCDF library
Week 2:
- Lecture 9: PDF Bering Sea - a more complex application
- Lecture 10: PDF Some examples of adding variables to ROMS (not for the faint of heart)
- Lecture 11: PDF Very quick intro to Python
- Lecture 12: PDF Overview of grid generation
- Lecture 13: PDF Introduction to python tools for ROMS
- Lecture 14: PDF MPI parallel programming in ROMS
- Lecture 15: PDF ROMS ecosystem modeling - with fish!
- Lecture 16: PDF Some random last tips
We also went through a Yellow Sea example, for which the files are online at [1].
