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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.

==BCFLAG_TEMP=1==

for i=1 to [[numberOfDataSets]]

: for k=1 to [[NP]]

:: k, [[q_heat(k)]]

:: end k loop

: end i loop

==BCFLAG_TEMP=2==

for i=1 to numberOfDataSets

:: (K, (TMP(K,J), J=1,6),K=1,NP)

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.

==BCFLAG_TEMP=3==

for i=1 to numberOfDataSets

:: (K, (TMP(K,J), J=1,4),K=1,NP)

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.

==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.

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