Changes between Version 110 and Version 111 of doc/app/runtime_parameters

Timestamp:

Sep 15, 2010 8:39:31 AM (15 years ago)

Author:

weinreis

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doc/app/runtime_parameters

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+Position of cross section(s) for output of 2d horizontal cross sections (grid point index k).\\\\
+If output of horizontal cross sections is selected (see [#data_output data_output]), this parameter can be used to define the position(s) of the cross section(s). Up to 100 positions of cross sections can be selected by assigning '''section_xy''' the corresponding vertical grid point index/indices k of the requested cross section(s). The exact location (height level) of the cross section depends on the variable for which the output is made: zu(k) for scalars and horizontal velocities, zw(k) for the vertical velocity. Information about the exact location of the cross section is contained in the netCDF output file (if the default netCDF output is switched on; see [#data_output_format data_output_format]).\\\\
+Assigning '''section_xy''' = ''-1'' creates the output of horizontal cross sections averaged along z. In the netCDF output file these (averaged) cross sections are given the z-coordinate -1.0.\\\\
+Assignments to '''section_xy''' does not effect the output of horizontal cross sections of variable u* and theta* and the liquid water path lwp*. For these quantities always only one cross section (for z=zu(1)) is output.
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+Position of cross section(s) for output of 2d (xz) vertical cross sections (grid point index j).\\\\
+If output of vertical xz cross sections is selected (see [#data_output data_output]), this parameter can be used to define the position(s) of the cross section(s). Up to 100 positions of cross sections can be selected by assigning '''section_xz''' the corresponding horizontal grid point index/indices j of the requested cross section(s). The exact position (in y-direction) of the cross section is given by j*[[../inipar#dy|dy]] or (j-0.5)*[[../inipar#dy|dy]], depending on which grid the output quantity is defined. However, in the netCDF output file (if the default netCDF output is switched on; see [#data_output_format data_output_format]) no distinction is made between the quantities and j*'''dy''' is used for all positions.\\\\
+Assigning '''section_xz''' = ''-1'' creates the output of vertical cross sections averaged along y. In the netCDF output file these (averaged) cross sections are given the y-coordinate -1.0.
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+Position of cross section(s) for output of 2d (yz) vertical cross sections (grid point index i).\\\\
+If output of vertical yz cross sections is selected (see [#data_output data_output]), this parameter can be used to define the position(s) of the cross section(s). Up to 100 positions of cross sections can be selected by assigning '''section_yz''' the corresponding horizontal grid point index/indices i of the requested cross section(s). The exact position (in x-direction) of the cross section is given by i*[[../inipar#dx|dx]] or (i-0.5)*[[../inipar#dx|dx]], depending on which grid the output quantity is defined. However, in the netCDF output file (if the default netCDF output is switched on; see [#data_output_format data_output_format]) no distinction is made between the quantities and i*'''dx''' is used for all positions.\\\\
+Assigning '''section_yz''' = -1 creates the output of vertical cross sections averaged along x. In the netCDF output file these (averaged) cross sections are given the x-coordinate -1.0.
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