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== Tips and Tricks ==
=== Meteorological-Only Mode ===
By setting the following
[[NOUTV]] = 0
[[NOUTGV]] = 0
[[NOUTE]] = 0
[[NOUTGE]] = 0
[[NHSTAR]] = 0
ADCIRC will run in "met.-only" mode.  In this mode, only routines corresponding to meteorological forcing are called, i.e. no water levels nor velocities are computed.  This is a convenient way to quickly read in and write out meteorological data files.  Note that by changing DT, you can speed up this "simulation".  More specifically, since the only things being output are meteorological data, you can set DT equal to the time interval you wish met. data to be output, and then set [[NSPOOLM]] and/or [[NSPOOLGW]] to 1 (output every time step).

Revision as of 13:08, 7 February 2020

This file contains the majority of the parameters required to run both the 2DDI and 3D versions of ADCIRC and the information to drive the model with harmonic boundary conditions (either elevation or flux). This file is required to run the ADCIRC model.

File Format

See fort.15 file format for details.


Tips and Tricks

Meteorological-Only Mode

By setting the following NOUTV = 0 NOUTGV = 0 NOUTE = 0 NOUTGE = 0 NHSTAR = 0 ADCIRC will run in "met.-only" mode. In this mode, only routines corresponding to meteorological forcing are called, i.e. no water levels nor velocities are computed. This is a convenient way to quickly read in and write out meteorological data files. Note that by changing DT, you can speed up this "simulation". More specifically, since the only things being output are meteorological data, you can set DT equal to the time interval you wish met. data to be output, and then set NSPOOLM and/or NSPOOLGW to 1 (output every time step).