Changes between Version 168 and Version 169 of doc/app/runtime_parameters

Timestamp:

Sep 16, 2010 9:55:48 AM (15 years ago)

Author:

weinreis

Comment:

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doc/app/runtime_parameters

@@ -650 +650 @@
    '''mask_x''' (2,:) = ''1000.''\\\\
    This example will create outputs at the specified points (in m) of the model domain.
-If you use [#mask_scale_x mask_scale_x] '''mask_x''' has to be assigned in position[m]/'''mask_scale_x''' (e.g. '''mask_scale_x''' = ''10.0'' -> '''mask_x (1,:)''' = ''0., 5., 10., 50., 55., 60.''). 
+If you use [#mask_scale_x mask_scale_x] '''mask_x''' has to be assigned in position[m]/'''mask_scale_x''' (e.g. '''mask_scale_x''' = ''10.0'' -> '''mask_x (1,:)''' = ''0., 5., 10., 50., 55., 60.'').\\\\
 By default all grid points in x-direction are taken for output.\\\\
 If you want to output quantities at positions with constant spaces (e.g. every 100m), use the parameter [#mask_x_loop mask_x_loop].\\\\
@@ -666 +666 @@
 }}}
 {{{#!td
-All y-coordinates of mask locations (in m).\\\\
-This parameter defines all points in y-direction where quantities for masked data are output (see [#data_output_mask data_output_mask]). For each mask one '''mask_y''' can be assigned.\\\\
+All y-coordinates of mask positions (in m).\\\\
+This parameter defines all positions in y-direction where quantities for masked data are to be output (see [#data_output_mask data_output_mask]). For each mask a separate '''mask_y''' has to be assigned.\\\\
 '''Example:'''
-   '''mask_y''' (1,:) = 0., 50., 100., 500., 550., 600.\\
-   '''mask_y''' (2,:) = 1000.\\
-   '''mask_y''' (3,:) = 0., 200., 400., 600., 800., 1000.\\
+   '''mask_y''' (1,:) = ''0., 50., 100., 500., 550., 600.''\\
+   '''mask_y''' (2,:) = ''1000.''\\\\
    This example will create outputs at the specified points (in m) of the model domain.
-By default all points in y-direction are taken for the output.  
+If you use [#mask_scale_y mask_scale_y] '''mask_y''' has to be assigned in position[m]/'''mask_scale_y''' (e.g. '''mask_scale_y''' = ''10.0'' -> '''mask_y (1,:)''' = ''0., 5., 10., 50., 55., 60.'').\\\\
+By default all grid points in y-direction are taken for output.\\\\
+If you want to output quantities at positions with constant spaces (e.g. every 100m), use the parameter [#mask_y_loop mask_y_loop].\\\\
+Locations for x-direction can be assigned with the parameters [#mask_x mask_x] or [#mask_x_loop mask_x_loop]. Locations for z-direction can be assigned with the parameters [#mask_z mask_z] or [#mask_z_loop mask_z_loop].
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@@ -686 +688 @@
 }}}
 {{{#!td
-All z-coordinates of mask locations (in m).\\\\
-This parameter defines all points in z-direction where quantities for masked data are output (see [#data_output_mask data_output_mask]). For each mask one '''mask_z''' can be assigned.\\\\
+All z-coordinates of mask positions (in m).\\\\
+This parameter defines all positions in z-direction where quantities for masked data are to be output (see [#data_output_mask data_output_mask]). For each mask a separate '''mask_z''' has to be assigned.\\\\
 '''Example:'''
-   '''mask_z''' (1,:) = 0., 50., 100., 500., 550., 600.\\
-   '''mask_z''' (2,:) = 1000.\\
-   '''mask_z''' (3,:) = 0., 200., 400., 600., 800., 1000.\\\\
+   '''mask_z''' (1,:) = ''0., 50., 100., 500., 550., 600.''\\
+   '''mask_z''' (2,:) = ''1000.''\\\\
    This example will create outputs at the specified points (in m) of the model domain.
-By default all points in z-direction are taken for the output.
+If you use [#mask_scale_z mask_scale_z] '''mask_z''' has to be assigned in position[m]/'''mask_scale_z''' (e.g. '''mask_scale_z''' = ''10.0'' -> '''mask_z (1,:)''' = ''0., 5., 10., 50., 55., 60.'').\\\\
+By default all grid points in z-direction are taken for output.\\\\
+If you want to output quantities at positions with constant spaces (e.g. every 100m), use the parameter [#mask_z_loop mask_z_loop].\\\\
+Locations for x-direction can be assigned with the parameters [#mask_x mask_x] or [#mask_x_loop mask_x_loop]. Locations for y-direction can be assigned with the parameters [#mask_y mask_y] or [#mask_y_loop mask_y_loop].
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