source: palm/trunk/SCRIPTS/.cvd.config.default @ 4671

Last change on this file since 4671 was 4641, checked in by suehring, 4 years ago

Virtual measurement output: change content of attribute data_content, minor changes in long-name attributes and global attributes to be in agreement with (UC)2 data standard; driver creation config files: remove dummy input strings and change default values (to be in agreement with (UC)2 data standard); palm_csd_netcdf_interface: correct wrong false_easting attribute in crs variable

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[4400]1#!/usr/bin/env python3
2# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
3#
4#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
5# This file is part of the PALM model system.
6#
7# PALM is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms
8# of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation,
9# either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
10#
11# PALM is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
12# WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR
13# A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU General Public License for more details.
14#
15# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with
16# PALM. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
17#
18# Copyright 1997-2020  Leibniz Universitaet Hannover
19#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
20#
21# Current revisions:
22# -----------------
[4641]23#
24#
[4400]25# Former revisions:
26# -----------------
27# $Id$
[4641]28# Change default values for some global attributes to be compatible with
29# (UC)2 data standard
30#
31# 4400 2020-02-10 20:32:41Z suehring
[4400]32# Initial revision
33#
34#
35# 3668 2019-01-14 12:49:24Z maronga
36#
37# Description:
38# ------------
39# Processing tool for creating PIDS conform virtual measurement setup file
40# from UC2 data-standard conform observational data or from prescribed input
41# coordinates.
42#
43# @Author Matthias Suehring (suehring@muk.uni-hannover.de)
44#
45#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
46
47# Section where some global file attributes can be specified.
48[global]
49
50author = Suehring, Matthias, suehring@muk.uni-hannover.de
51contact_person = Suehring, Matthias, suehring@muk.uni-hannover.de
52acronym = LUHimuk
[4641]53comment = 
[4400]54data_content = measurement coordinates
[4641]55dependencies = 
[4400]56keywords = virtual measurement setup file
[4641]57source = 
[4400]58campaign = winter iop 1
[4641]59location = B
[4400]60site = Ernst Reuter Platz
[4641]61institution = Leibniz UniversitÃt Hannover, Institute of Meterology and Climatology # for (UC)2 conform in/output please follow guidelines in table A3
[4400]62palm_version = 6.0
[4641]63references = 
[4400]64
65# Section for observational input data. If non observational input data is available
66# just omit this section.
67[input]
68
69data_path = < path to your observational input data >
70
71# Section to specify the output path and the output filename.
72[output]
73
74output_path     = < your output path >
75output_filename = vm_driver
76
77# Section to specify further sampling locations and sampling variables. Please note,
78# at the moment only timeseries can be specified.
79# If non customized sampling location is desired, just set number_positions to zero.
80[custom_positions]
81
82# Give the number of custom sampling coordinates
83number_positions = 4
84
85# Give site coordinates: E_UTM (m), N_UTM (m), z (m).
86# Please give z in meters above ground.
87#
88#             [ E_UTM,    N_UTM,      z (agl) ]
89
90coordinates1: [ 387670.0, 5819090.0,  4.0     ]
91coordinates2: [ 387676.0, 5819139.0,  1.0     ]
92coordinates3: [ 387630.0, 5819065.0,  41.0    ]
93coordinates4: [ 387270.0, 5819191.0,  8.5     ]
94# ...
95
96# Give the variables that shall be sampled. Note, there is a
97# number of default variables that will be always sampled, which is:
98# u, v, w, theta and hus (mixing ratio).
99# On top of these, you can individually prescribe further variables
100# for each site. In order to prescribe further variables, please
101# follow the naming convention defined in the [UC]2 data standard.
102
103vars_to_be_measured1: [ "u", "v", "w", "theta", "rlus", "rsus" ]
104vars_to_be_measured2: [ "rnds", "wdir" ]
105vars_to_be_measured3: [ "us" ]
106vars_to_be_measured4: [ "utheta", "vtheta", "wtheta", "wspeed" ]
107# ...
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