############################################################################# # # # ww3_tp2.5 Test for WW-III, two-dimensional propagation. # # Arctic region on polar stereographic grid. # # # # Model should be compiled with the switches : # # # # !/LN0 !/ST0 !/NL0 !/BT0 !/DB0 !/TR0 !/BS0 !/XX0 # # Select the 'no source terms' option. # # !/PRn Selecting one of the propagation schemes. # # 1: First order. # # 2: UQ with diffusion term. # # 3: UQ with averaging (set to zero here). # # !/WNX1 !/WNT1 !/CRX1 !/CRT1 Wind and current interpolation. # # !/O0 !/O1 !/O2 !/O3 !/O4 !/O5 !/O6 !/O7 Sdt out output options. # # # # Remarks : # # # # - User must select one of available switch inputs: # # switch_PRn : where n=1,2,3 indicating the propagation scheme # # switch_PRn_MPI : for parallel run with MPI # # - Test case input (default): # # * By default the GSE correction is enabled. To disable GSE correction # # comment/uncomment the appropriate lines in ww3_grid.inp. # # * ww3_grid.inp : (default) # # + Spatial grid: 361 x 361 curvilinear lat/lon grid # # - input coordinates: <lat,lon>.361x361.IDLA1.dat # # - input depth: depth.361x361.IDLA1.dat (GEODAS bathy) # # + Spectral grid: ntheta = 12, nf = 3, f1 = 0.0368, fgamma = 1.1 # # + Input spectrum: Gaussian in space, JONSWAP in spectrum # # * ww3_grid_36dirs.inp : # # + Spatial grid: same as default # # + Spectral grid: ntheta = 36, nf = 3, f1 = 0.0368, fgamma = 1.1 # # + Input spectrum: Gaussian in space, JONSWAP in spectrum # # # # - Test case input : (input_REF) # # * same as default including coastal reflection # # # # Sample run_test commands : # # (Note: mpirun commands differ by local system) # # ./bin/run_test -s PR1 ../ ww3_tp2.5 # # ./bin/run_test -g 36dirs -s PR1 ../ ww3_tp2.5 # # ./bin/run_test -g 36dirs -i input_REF -s PR1 ../ ww3_tp2.5 # # ./bin/run_test -n 3 -p mpirun -f -s PR1 ../ ww3_tp2.5 # # ./bin/run_test -n 3 -p mpirun -s PR3_UQ_MPI -w work_12dirs \ # # ../ ww3_tp2.5 # # # # W. Erick Rogers, Nov 2009 # # Naval Research Laboratory # # Last Mod : Dec 2013 # # # #############################################################################