Changes between Version 205 and Version 206 of doc/app/runtime_parameters

Timestamp:

Dec 17, 2010 9:42:16 AM (15 years ago)

Author:

helmke

Comment:

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doc/app/runtime_parameters

@@ -738 +738 @@
 {{{#!td
 Loop begin, end and stride for x-coordinates of mask locations for masks (in multiples of [#mask_scale_x mask_scale_x]).\\\\
-This parameter should be used, if masked data are to be output at periodic positions. The first parameter assigns the start position (e.g. 0m), the second one the end position (e.g. 2000m) and the third one the stride (e.g. 100m) -> '''mask_x_loop (1,:)''' = ''0.0,2000.,100.''. This example will create outputs every 100m along x-direction (at xu-grid in m, if [#mask_scale_x mask_scale_x] is not used; outputs on the x-grid are shifted by half of the grid spacing forward).\\\\
+This parameter should be used, if masked data are to be output at periodic positions. The first parameter assigns the start position (e.g. 0m), the second one the end position (e.g. 2000m) and the third one the stride (e.g. 100m):\\
+'''mask_x_loop (1,:)''' = ''0.0,2000.,100.''\\ 
+This example will create outputs every 100m along x-direction (at xu-grid in m, if [#mask_scale_x mask_scale_x] is not used; outputs on the x-grid are shifted by half of the grid spacing forward).\\\\
 For each mask a separate '''mask_x_loop''' has to be assigned.\\\\
 The default results in output at every grid point along the x-direction, i.e. from 0 to nx.\\\\
@@ -756 +758 @@
 {{{#!td
 Loop begin, end and stride for y-coordinates of mask locations for masks (in multiples of [#mask_scale_y mask_scale_y]).\\\\
-This parameter should be used, if masked data are to be output at periodic positions (e.g. every 100m along y-direction). The first parameter assigns the start position (e.g. 0m), the second one the end position (e.g. 2000m) and the third one the stride (e.g. 100m) -> '''mask_y_loop (1,:)''' = ''0.0,2000.,100.''.\\\\
+This parameter should be used, if masked data are to be output at periodic positions (e.g. every 100m along y-direction). The first parameter assigns the start position (e.g. 0m), the second one the end position (e.g. 2000m) and the third one the stride (e.g. 100m):\\
+'''mask_y_loop (1,:)''' = ''0.0,2000.,100.''\\ 
+This example will create outputs every 100m along y-direction (at yv-grid in m, if [#mask_scale_x mask_scale_x] is not used; outputs on the y-grid are shifted by half of the grid spacing forward).\\\\
 For each mask a separate '''mask_y_loop''' has to be assigned.\\\\
 The default results in output at every grid point along the y-direction, i.e. from 0 to ny.\\\\
@@ -774 +778 @@
 {{{#!td
 Loop begin, end and stride for z-coordinates of mask locations for masks (in multiples of [#mask_scale_z mask_scale_z]).\\\\
-This parameter should be used, if masked data are to be output at periodic positions (e.g. every 100m along z-direction). The first parameter assigns the start position (e.g. 0m), the second one the end position (e.g. 2000m) and the third one the stride (e.g. 100m) -> '''mask_z_loop (1,:)''' = ''0.0,2000.,100.''.\\\\
+This parameter should be used, if masked data are to be output at periodic positions (e.g. every 100m along z-direction). The first parameter assigns the start position (e.g. 0m), the second one the end position (e.g. 2000m) and the third one the stride (e.g. 100m):\\
+'''mask_z_loop (1,:)''' = ''0.0,2000.,100.''\\ 
+This example will create outputs every 100m along z-direction (at zw-grid in m, if [#mask_scale_x mask_scale_x] is not used; outputs on the zu-grid are shifted by half of the grid spacing downward).\\\\
 For each mask a separate '''mask_z_loop''' has to be assigned.\\\\
 The default results in output at every grid point along the z-direction, i.e. from 0 to nz.\\\\