Dvrp parameters

Package: (mrun option -r) dvrp_graphics
NAMELIST group name: dvrp_graphics_par

Parameter Name	Type	Default Value	Explanation
clip_dvrp_l	R	0.0	Left boundary of the displayed domain (in m). This parameter can be used to restrict the display of the total horizontal domain, e.g. to reduce the data size of the dvr-output in order to speed-up the animated sequence.
clip_dvrp_n	R	(ny+1)*dy	North boundary of the displayed domain (in m). This parameter can be used to restrict the display of the total horizontal domain, e.g. to reduce the data size of the dvr-output in order to speed-up the animated sequence.
clip_dvrp_r	R	(nx+1)*dx	Right boundary of the displayed domain (in m). This parameter can be used to restrict the display of the total horizontal domain, e.g. to reduce the data size of the dvr-output in order to speed-up the animated sequence.
clip_dvrp_s	R	0.0	South boundary of the displayed domain (in m). This parameter can be used to restrict the display of the total horizontal domain, e.g. to reduce the data size of the dvr-output in order to speed-up the animated sequence.
cluster_size	I	1	Vertex cluster size for polygon reduction of topography. This parameter can be used to reduce the number of polygones which form the topography isosurface. In case of large numerical grids (large number of gridpoints) and /or complex topography, cluster_size > 1 may speed up the animation significantly. Disadvantage: buildings may loose their strict rectangular shape. The allowed range of values is 1 <= cluster_size <= 5. Warning: The allowed range of values is not checked. Wrong values may lead to unforseen effects or even aborts!
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.
dt_dvrp	R	9999999.9	Temporal interval of scenes to be displayed with the dvrp software (in s). Isosurfaces, cross sections and particles can be displayed simultaneous. The display of particles requires that the particle transport is switched on (see dt_prel). Objects to be displayed have to be determined with mode_dvrp. If output of scenes created by dvrp software is switched on (see mode_dvrp), this parameter can be used to assign the temporal interval at which scenes are to be created (and the respective graphical data is to be output to the streaming server). Reference time is the beginning of the simulation, i.e. output takes place at times t = dt_dvrp, 2*dt_dvrp, 3*dt_dvrp, etc. The actual output times can deviate from these theoretical values (see dt_dopr). Is dt_dvrp < dt, then scenes are created and output after each time step (if this is requested it should be dt_dvrp = 0).
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.
color_interval	R(2)	0.0, 1.01	Interval of values used for determining the particle color displayed in the animation. See particle_color for further explanation.