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1!> @file src/inifor_util.f90
2!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
3! This file is part of the PALM model system.
4!
5! PALM is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
6! terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software
7! Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later
8! version.
9!
10! PALM is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
11! WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR
12! A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License for more details.
13!
14! You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with
15! PALM. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
16!
17! Copyright 2017-2020 Leibniz Universitaet Hannover
18! Copyright 2017-2020 Deutscher Wetterdienst Offenbach
19!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
20!
21! Current revisions:
22! -----------------
23!
24!
25! Former revisions:
26! -----------------
27! $Id: inifor_util.f90 4790 2020-11-18 13:05:58Z raasch $
28! Support integer-string conversion for 8 and 4 bit types
29!
30!
31! 4568 2020-06-19 11:56:30Z eckhard
32! Added function for checking floating point equality
33!
34!
35! 4523 2020-05-07 15:58:16Z eckhard
36! respect integer working precision (iwp) specified in inifor_defs.f90
37!
38!
39! 4499 2020-04-16 15:51:56Z eckhard
40! Bugfix: avoid using already overwritten elements in 'reverse' subroutine
41!
42!
43! 4481 2020-03-31 18:55:54Z maronga
44! Bugfix: use explicit loop in 'reverse' subroutine instead of implicit loop
45!
46! 3866 2019-04-05 14:25:01Z eckhard
47! Use PALM's working precision
48! Improved coding style
49!
50!
51! 3785 2019-03-06 10:41:14Z eckhard
52! Prefixed all INIFOR modules with inifor_
53!
54!
55! 3557 2018-11-22 16:01:22Z eckhard
56! Updated documentation
57!
58!
59! 3447 2018-10-29 15:52:54Z eckhard
60! Renamed source files for compatibilty with PALM build system
61!
62!
63! 3395 2018-10-22 17:32:49Z eckhard
64! New routines for computing potential temperature and moist air density
65! Increased number of digits in real-to-str conversion
66!
67! 3183 2018-07-27 14:25:55Z suehring
68! Improved real-to-string conversion
69!
70!
71! 3182 2018-07-27 13:36:03Z suehring
72! Initial revision
73!
74!
75!
76! Authors:
77! --------
78!> @author Eckhard Kadasch (Deutscher Wetterdienst, Offenbach)
79!
80! Description:
81! ------------
82!> The util module provides miscellaneous utility routines for INIFOR.
83!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
84 MODULE inifor_util
85
86    USE inifor_defs,                                                           &
87        ONLY :  PI, DATE, SNAME, iwp, wp
88    USE inifor_types,                                                          &
89        ONLY :  grid_definition
90    USE, INTRINSIC :: ISO_C_BINDING,                                           &
91        ONLY :  C_CHAR, C_INT, C_PTR, C_SIZE_T
92
93    IMPLICIT NONE
94
95!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
96! Description:
97! ------------
98!> Fortran implementation of C's struct tm for representing points in time
99!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
100    TYPE, BIND(c) :: tm_struct
101       INTEGER(C_INT) :: tm_sec     !< seconds after the minute [0, 61]
102       INTEGER(C_INT) :: tm_min     !< minutes after the hour [0, 59]
103       INTEGER(C_INT) :: tm_hour    !< hours since midnight [0, 23]
104       INTEGER(C_INT) :: tm_mday    !< day of the month [1, 31]
105       INTEGER(C_INT) :: tm_mon     !< month since January [0, 11]
106       INTEGER(C_INT) :: tm_year    !< years since 1900
107       INTEGER(C_INT) :: tm_wday    !< days since Sunday [0, 6]
108       INTEGER(C_INT) :: tm_yday    !< days since January 1st [0, 356]
109       INTEGER(C_INT) :: tm_isdst   !< Daylight Saving Time flag
110    END TYPE
111
112 INTERFACE
113
114!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
115! Description:
116! ------------
117!> Interface to C's strptime function, which converts a string to a tm
118!> structure.
119!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
120    FUNCTION strptime(string, format, timeinfo) BIND(c, NAME='strptime')
121       IMPORT :: C_CHAR, C_SIZE_T, tm_struct
122
123       IMPLICIT NONE
124
125       CHARACTER(KIND=C_CHAR), DIMENSION(*), INTENT(IN) ::  string, format
126       TYPE(tm_struct), INTENT(OUT)                     ::  timeinfo
127
128       INTEGER(C_SIZE_T)                                ::  strptime
129    END FUNCTION
130
131
132!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
133! Description:
134! ------------
135!> Interface to C's strftime function, which converts the given 'timeinfo'
136!> structure to a string in the given 'format'.
137!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
138    FUNCTION strftime(string, string_len, format, timeinfo) BIND(c, NAME='strftime')
139       IMPORT :: C_CHAR, C_SIZE_T, tm_struct
140
141       IMPLICIT NONE
142
143       CHARACTER(KIND=C_CHAR), DIMENSION(*), INTENT(OUT) ::  string
144       CHARACTER(KIND=C_CHAR), DIMENSION(*), INTENT(IN)  ::  format
145       INTEGER(C_SIZE_T), INTENT(IN)                     ::  string_len
146       TYPE(tm_struct), INTENT(IN)                       ::  timeinfo
147
148       INTEGER(C_SIZE_T)                                 ::  strftime
149    END FUNCTION
150
151
152!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
153! Description:
154! ------------
155!> Interface to C's mktime function, which converts the given tm structure to
156!> Unix time (number of seconds since 0 UTC, 1st January 1970). INIFOR uses the
157!> side effect that a call to mktime noramlizes the given 'timeinfo' structure,
158!> e.g. increments the date if hours overfow 24.
159!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
160    FUNCTION mktime(timeinfo) BIND(c, NAME='mktime')
161       IMPORT :: C_PTR, tm_struct
162
163       IMPLICIT NONE
164
165       TYPE(tm_struct), INTENT(IN) ::  timeinfo
166
167       TYPE(C_PTR)                 ::  mktime
168    END FUNCTION
169
170 END INTERFACE
171
172 
173 INTERFACE str
174    MODULE PROCEDURE str_iwp
175    MODULE PROCEDURE str_4
176 END INTERFACE
177
178
179 CONTAINS
180
181!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
182! Description:
183! ------------
184!> Takes a string of the form YYYYMMDDHH, adds the given number of hours to its
185!> tm structure representation, and returns the corresponding string in the same
186!> format
187!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
188 CHARACTER(LEN=DATE) FUNCTION add_hours_to(date_string, hours)
189    CHARACTER(LEN=DATE), INTENT(IN)          ::  date_string
190    INTEGER(iwp), INTENT(IN)                 ::  hours
191
192    CHARACTER(KIND=C_CHAR, LEN=*), PARAMETER ::  format_string = "%Y%m%d%H"
193    CHARACTER(KIND=C_CHAR, LEN=DATE)         ::  c_date_string
194    TYPE(C_PTR)                              ::  c_pointer
195    TYPE(tm_struct)                          ::  time_info
196    INTEGER(iwp)                             ::  err
197
198    c_date_string = date_string
199
200    ! Convert C string to C tm struct
201    CALL init_tm(time_info)
202    err = strptime(c_date_string, format_string, time_info)
203 
204    ! Manipulate and normalize C tm struct
205    time_info%tm_hour = time_info%tm_hour + hours
206    c_pointer = mktime(time_info)
207
208    ! Convert back to C string
209    err = strftime(c_date_string, INT(DATE, KIND=C_SIZE_T),                 &
210                   format_string, time_info)
211
212    add_hours_to = c_date_string
213 END FUNCTION
214
215
216!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
217! Description:
218! ------------
219!> Print all members of the given tm structure
220!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
221 SUBROUTINE print_tm(timeinfo)
222    TYPE(tm_struct), INTENT(IN) :: timeinfo
223
224    PRINT *, "sec: ", timeinfo%tm_sec,  &  !< seconds after the minute [0, 61]
225             "min: ", timeinfo%tm_min,  &  !< minutes after the hour [0, 59]
226             "hr:  ", timeinfo%tm_hour, &  !< hours since midnight [0, 23]
227             "day: ", timeinfo%tm_mday, &  !< day of the month [1, 31]
228             "mon: ", timeinfo%tm_mon,  &  !< month since January [0, 11]
229             "yr:  ", timeinfo%tm_year, &  !< years since 1900
230             "wday:", timeinfo%tm_wday, &  !< days since Sunday [0, 6]
231             "yday:", timeinfo%tm_yday, &  !< days since January 1st [0, 356]
232             "dst: ", timeinfo%tm_isdst    !< Daylight Saving time flag
233 END SUBROUTINE print_tm
234
235   
236!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
237! Description:
238! ------------
239!> Initialize the given tm structure with zero values
240!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
241 SUBROUTINE init_tm(timeinfo)
242    TYPE(tm_struct), INTENT(INOUT) :: timeinfo
243
244    timeinfo%tm_sec   = 0
245    timeinfo%tm_min   = 0
246    timeinfo%tm_hour  = 0
247    timeinfo%tm_mday  = 0
248    timeinfo%tm_mon   = 0
249    timeinfo%tm_year  = 0
250    timeinfo%tm_wday  = 0
251    timeinfo%tm_yday  = 0
252
253    ! We use UTC times, so marking Daylight Saving Time (DST) 'not available'
254    ! (< 0). If this is set to 0, mktime will convert the timeinfo to DST and
255    ! add one hour.
256    timeinfo%tm_isdst = -1
257 END SUBROUTINE init_tm
258
259
260!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
261! Description:
262! ------------
263!> Fill the given array with values equally spaced between and including start
264!> and stop
265!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
266 SUBROUTINE linspace(start, stop, array)
267
268    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)    ::  start, stop
269    REAL(wp), INTENT(INOUT) ::  array(0:)
270    INTEGER(iwp)            ::  i, n
271
272    n = UBOUND(array, 1)
273
274    IF (n .EQ. 0)  THEN
275
276       array(0) = start
277
278    ELSE
279
280       DO i = 0, n
281          array(i) = start + REAL(i, wp) / n * (stop - start)
282       ENDDO
283
284    ENDIF
285   
286 END SUBROUTINE linspace
287
288
289!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
290! Description:
291! ------------
292!> Reverse the order of the third (vertical) array dimension from top-down
293!> (COSMO) to bottom-up (PALM)
294!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
295 SUBROUTINE reverse(input_arr)
296
297    INTEGER(iwp) ::  idx, opposite_idx, half_idx
298    INTEGER(iwp) ::  size_1st_dimension
299    INTEGER(iwp) ::  size_2nd_dimension
300    INTEGER(iwp) ::  size_3rd_dimension
301    INTEGER(iwp) ::  lbound_3rd_dimension
302    INTEGER(iwp) ::  ubound_3rd_dimension
303
304    REAL(wp), INTENT(INOUT) ::  input_arr(:,:,:)
305    REAL(wp), ALLOCATABLE  :: buffer_arr(:,:)
306
307    lbound_3rd_dimension = LBOUND(input_arr, 3)
308    ubound_3rd_dimension = UBOUND(input_arr, 3)
309    size_1st_dimension = SIZE(input_arr, 1)
310    size_2nd_dimension = SIZE(input_arr, 2)
311    size_3rd_dimension = SIZE(input_arr, 3)
312    half_idx = lbound_3rd_dimension + size_3rd_dimension / 2 - 1
313
314    ALLOCATE( buffer_arr(size_1st_dimension, size_2nd_dimension) )
315
316    DO  idx = lbound_3rd_dimension, half_idx
317       opposite_idx = ubound_3rd_dimension - ( idx - lbound_3rd_dimension )
318       buffer_arr(:,:) = input_arr(:,:,idx)
319       input_arr(:,:,idx) = input_arr(:,:,opposite_idx)
320       input_arr(:,:,opposite_idx) = buffer_arr(:,:)
321    ENDDO
322   
323    DEALLOCATE( buffer_arr )
324
325 END SUBROUTINE reverse
326
327
328!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
329! Description:
330! ------------
331!>
332!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
333 SUBROUTINE deaverage(avg_1, t1, avg_2, t2, avg_3, t3)
334
335    REAL(wp), DIMENSION(:,:,:), INTENT(IN)  ::  avg_1, avg_2
336    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)                    ::  t1, t2, t3
337    REAL(wp), DIMENSION(:,:,:), INTENT(OUT) ::  avg_3
338
339    REAL(wp)                                ::  ti
340 
341    ti = 1.0_wp / t3
342
343    avg_3(:,:,:) = ti * ( t2 * avg_2(:,:,:) - t1 * avg_1(:,:,:) )
344
345 END SUBROUTINE deaverage
346
347
348!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
349! Description:
350! ------------
351!> Compute the COSMO-DE/-D2 basic state pressure profile
352!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
353 SUBROUTINE get_basic_state(z, beta, p_sl, t_sl, rd, g, p0)
354
355    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)  ::  z(1:)  !< height [m]
356    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)  ::  beta   !< logarithmic lapse rate, dT / d ln(p) [K]
357    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)  ::  p_sl   !< reference pressure [Pa]
358    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)  ::  t_sl   !< reference tempereature [K]
359    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)  ::  rd     !< ideal gas constant of dry air [J/kg/K]
360    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)  ::  g      !< acceleration of Earth's gravity [m/s^2]
361    REAL(wp), INTENT(OUT) ::  p0(1:) !< COSMO basic state pressure [Pa]
362    REAL(wp) ::  root_frac, factor   !< precomputed factors
363
364    factor = - t_sl / beta
365    root_frac = (2.0_wp * beta * g) / (rd * t_sl*t_sl)
366
367    p0(:) = p_sl * EXP(                                                     &
368               factor * ( 1.0_wp - SQRT( 1.0_wp - root_frac * z(:) ) )      &
369    )
370
371 END SUBROUTINE get_basic_state
372
373
374!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
375! Description:
376! ------------
377!> Converts the absolute temperature to the potential temperature in place using
378!> the identity a^b = e^(b ln(a)).
379!>
380!>     theta = T * (p_ref/p)^(R/c_p) = T * e^( R/c_p * ln(p_ref/p) )
381!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
382 SUBROUTINE potential_temperature(t, p, p_ref, r, cp)
383    REAL(wp), DIMENSION(:,:,:), INTENT(INOUT) ::  t
384    REAL(wp), DIMENSION(:,:,:), INTENT(IN)    ::  p
385    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)                      ::  p_ref, r, cp
386    REAL(wp)                                  ::  rcp
387
388    rcp = r/cp
389    t(:,:,:) =  t(:,:,:) * EXP( rcp * LOG(p_ref / p(:,:,:)) )
390
391 END SUBROUTINE potential_temperature
392
393
394!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
395! Description:
396! ------------
397!> Compute the density in place of the given temperature (t_rho).
398!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
399 SUBROUTINE moist_density(t_rho, p, qv, rd, rv)
400    REAL(wp), DIMENSION(:,:,:), INTENT(INOUT) ::  t_rho
401    REAL(wp), DIMENSION(:,:,:), INTENT(IN)    ::  p, qv
402    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)                      ::  rd, rv
403
404    t_rho(:,:,:) = p(:,:,:) / (                                             &
405       (rv * qv(:,:,:) + rd * (1.0_wp - qv(:,:,:))) * t_rho(:,:,:)          &
406    )
407
408 END SUBROUTINE moist_density
409
410!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
411! Description:
412! ------------
413! Convert a real number to a string in scientific notation showing four
414! significant digits.
415!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
416 CHARACTER(LEN=SNAME) FUNCTION real_to_str(val, format)
417
418    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN)                   ::  val
419    CHARACTER(LEN=*), OPTIONAL, INTENT(IN) ::  format
420
421    IF (PRESENT( format ) )  THEN
422       WRITE( real_to_str, format ) val
423    ELSE
424       WRITE( real_to_str, '(E11.4)' ) val
425    ENDIF
426    real_to_str = ADJUSTL( real_to_str )
427
428 END FUNCTION real_to_str
429
430
431!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
432! Description:
433! ------------
434!> Converts the given real value to a string
435!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
436 CHARACTER(LEN=16) FUNCTION real_to_str_f(val)
437
438     REAL(wp), INTENT(IN) ::  val
439
440     WRITE(real_to_str_f, '(F16.8)') val
441     real_to_str_f = ADJUSTL(real_to_str_f)
442
443 END FUNCTION real_to_str_f
444
445
446!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
447! Description:
448! ------------
449!> Converts the given integer value to a string
450!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
451 CHARACTER(LEN=10) FUNCTION str_iwp(val)
452
453     INTEGER(iwp), INTENT(IN) ::  val
454
455     WRITE(str_iwp, '(i10)') val
456     str_iwp= ADJUSTL(str_iwp)
457
458 END FUNCTION str_iwp
459
460
461 CHARACTER(LEN=10) FUNCTION str_4(val)
462
463     INTEGER(4), INTENT(IN) ::  val
464
465     WRITE(str_4, '(i10)') val
466     str_4 = ADJUSTL(str_4)
467
468 END FUNCTION str_4
469!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
470! Description:
471! ------------
472!> If the given path is not conlcuded by a slash, add one.
473!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
474 SUBROUTINE normalize_path(path)
475     
476     CHARACTER(LEN=*), INTENT(INOUT) ::  path
477     INTEGER(iwp) ::  n
478
479     n = LEN_TRIM(path)
480
481     IF (path(n:n) .NE. '/')  THEN
482        path = TRIM(path) // '/'
483     ENDIF
484
485 END SUBROUTINE
486
487
488!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
489! Description:
490! ------------
491!> Check for exact or near equality of two floating point numbers. Inspired by
492!> https://randomascii.wordpress.com/2012/02/25/comparing-floating-point-numbers-2012-edition/
493!------------------------------------------------------------------------------!
494 LOGICAL FUNCTION nearly_equal(a, b, max_rel_diff)
495
496    REAL(wp), INTENT(IN) ::  a, b, max_rel_diff
497    REAL(wp)             ::  diff, mag
498 
499    diff = ABS( a - b ) 
500    mag = MAX( ABS(a), ABS(b) )
501    nearly_equal = ( diff .LE. mag * max_rel_diff )
502
503 END FUNCTION nearly_equal
504
505 END MODULE inifor_util
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