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2022-06-24T17:52:22Z

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	The basic file structure is shown below. Each line of input is represented by a line containing the input variable name(s) in bold face type. Blank lines are to enhance readability. Loops indicate multiple lines of input.		The basic file structure is shown below. Each line of input is represented by a line containing the input variable name(s) in bold face type. Blank lines are to enhance readability. Loops indicate multiple lines of input.

	===BCFLAG_TEMP=1===		==='''<code>BCFLAG_TEMP=1'''</code>===

	for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]		''for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]''

	: for k=1 to [[NP]]		: ''for k=1 to [[NP]]''

	:: '''<code>k'''</code>, '''<code>[[q_heat(k)]]'''</code>		:: '''<code>k'''</code>, '''<code>[[q_heat(k)]]'''</code>

	:: end k loop		:: ''end k loop''

	: end i loop		: ''end i loop''


	===BCFLAG_TEMP=2===		==='''<code>BCFLAG_TEMP=2'''</code>===

	for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]		''for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]''

	:: ('''<code>K'''</code>, ('''<code>TMP(K,J)'''</code>, J=1,6),K=1,[[NP]])		:: ('''<code>K'''</code>, ('''<code>TMP(K,J)'''</code>, J=1,6),K=1,[[NP]])

	end i loop		''end i loop''

	where TMP(K,J) is the surface heat flux parameter Jth heat flux component for the Kth horizontal mesh node. The data are read using an implicit Fortran i/o loop, thus the parentheses around the statement.		where TMP(K,J) is the surface heat flux parameter Jth heat flux component for the Kth horizontal mesh node. The data are read using an implicit Fortran i/o loop, thus the parentheses around the statement.

	===BCFLAG_TEMP=3===		==='''<code>BCFLAG_TEMP=3'''</code>===

	for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]		''for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]''

	:: ('''<code>K'''</code>, ('''<code>TMP(K,J)'''</code>, J=1,4),K=1,[[NP]])		:: ('''<code>K'''</code>, ('''<code>TMP(K,J)'''</code>, J=1,4),K=1,[[NP]])

	end i loop		''end i loop''

	where TMP(K,J) is the surface heat flux parameter Jth heat flux component for the Kth horizontal mesh node. The data are read using an implicit Fortran i/o loop, thus the parentheses around the statement.		where TMP(K,J) is the surface heat flux parameter Jth heat flux component for the Kth horizontal mesh node. The data are read using an implicit Fortran i/o loop, thus the parentheses around the statement.

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2022-06-24T14:00:15Z

File Format

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	: for k=1 to [[NP]]		: for k=1 to [[NP]]

	:: k, [[q_heat(k)]]		:: '''<code>k'''</code>, '''<code>[[q_heat(k)]]'''</code>

	:: end k loop		:: end k loop
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	===BCFLAG_TEMP=2===		===BCFLAG_TEMP=2===

	for i=1 to numberOfDataSets		for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]

	:: (K, (TMP(K,J), J=1,6),K=1,NP)		:: ('''<code>K'''</code>, ('''<code>TMP(K,J)'''</code>, J=1,6),K=1,[[NP]])

	end i loop		end i loop
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	===BCFLAG_TEMP=3===		===BCFLAG_TEMP=3===

	for i=1 to numberOfDataSets		for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]

	:: (K, (TMP(K,J), J=1,4),K=1,NP)		:: ('''<code>K'''</code>, ('''<code>TMP(K,J)'''</code>, J=1,4),K=1,[[NP]])

	end i loop		end i loop

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2022-06-24T13:40:51Z

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	The surface temperature boundary condition input file (fort.38) is read in when the [[RES_BC_FLAG]] is set to -3, 3, -4, or 4 in the [[fort.15 file]] (i.e., when a lateral temperature boundary condition is being used) and its format depends on the [[BCFLAG_TEMP]] parameter in the [[fort.15 file]], which controls the surface heat flux parameterization in ADCIRC.		The surface temperature boundary condition input file (fort.38) is read in when the [[RES_BC_FLAG]] is set to -3, 3, -4, or 4 in the [[fort.15 file]] (i.e., when a lateral temperature boundary condition is being used) and its format depends on the [[BCFLAG_TEMP]] parameter in the [[fort.15 file]], which controls the surface heat flux parameterization in ADCIRC.

			== File Format ==

	The basic file structure is shown below. Each line of input is represented by a line containing the input variable name(s) in bold face type. Blank lines are to enhance readability. Loops indicate multiple lines of input.		The basic file structure is shown below. Each line of input is represented by a line containing the input variable name(s) in bold face type. Blank lines are to enhance readability. Loops indicate multiple lines of input.

	==BCFLAG_TEMP=1==		===BCFLAG_TEMP=1===

	for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]		for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]
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	==BCFLAG_TEMP=2==		===BCFLAG_TEMP=2===

	for i=1 to numberOfDataSets		for i=1 to numberOfDataSets
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	where TMP(K,J) is the surface heat flux parameter Jth heat flux component for the Kth horizontal mesh node. The data are read using an implicit Fortran i/o loop, thus the parentheses around the statement.		where TMP(K,J) is the surface heat flux parameter Jth heat flux component for the Kth horizontal mesh node. The data are read using an implicit Fortran i/o loop, thus the parentheses around the statement.

	==BCFLAG_TEMP=3==		===BCFLAG_TEMP=3===

	for i=1 to numberOfDataSets		for i=1 to numberOfDataSets
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	where TMP(K,J) is the surface heat flux parameter Jth heat flux component for the Kth horizontal mesh node. The data are read using an implicit Fortran i/o loop, thus the parentheses around the statement.		where TMP(K,J) is the surface heat flux parameter Jth heat flux component for the Kth horizontal mesh node. The data are read using an implicit Fortran i/o loop, thus the parentheses around the statement.

	==Note==		===Note===
	In all the above cases, NP is the number of nodes in the horizontal mesh (i.e., the 2D fulldomain number of nodes). See the [[fort.15 file]] documentation on 3D baroclinic physics (particularly the explanation of various [[BCFLAG_TEMP]] values) for more details.		In all the above cases, NP is the number of nodes in the horizontal mesh (i.e., the 2D fulldomain number of nodes). See the [[fort.15 file]] documentation on 3D baroclinic physics (particularly the explanation of various [[BCFLAG_TEMP]] values) for more details.

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 The surface temperature boundary condition input file (fort.38) is read in when the [[RES_BC_FLAG]] is set to -3, 3, -4, or 4 in the [[fort.15 file]] (i.e., when a lateral temperature boundary condition is being used) and its format depends on the [[BCFLAG_TEMP]] parameter in the [[fort.15 file]], which controls the surface heat flux parameterization in ADCIRC.
-== File Format ==
+The basic file structure is shown below. Each line of input is represented by a line containing the input variable name(s) in bold face type. Blank lines are to enhance readability. Loops indicate multiple lines of input.
-See [[fort.38 file format]] for details.<br>
 [[Category:input files]]

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The surface temperature boundary condition input file (fort.38) is read in when the [[RES_BC_FLAG]] is set to -3, 3, -4, or 4 in the [[fort.15 file]] (i.e., when a lateral temperature boundary condition is being used) and its format depends on the [[BCFLAG_TEMP]] parameter in the [[fort.15 file]], which controls the surface heat flux parameterization in ADCIRC.

== File Format ==
See [[fort.38 file format]] for details.<br>

[[Category:input files]]