Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of doc/app/iofiles/pids/palm_csd


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Dec 11, 2020 11:23:43 AM (4 years ago)
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    44== Execution ==
    5 In order to create a static driver, go to your working directory (usually {{{~/palm/current_version}}}), prepare a palm_csd configuration file (an examplary file can be found [source:palm/trunk/SCRIPTS/.csd.config.default here]).
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     5In order to create a static driver, go to the working directory (usually {{{~/palm/current_version}}}), prepare a palm_csd configuration file (see below, an exemplary file can be found [source:palm/trunk/SCRIPTS/.csd.config.default here]). After set-up of the configuration file, execute palm_csd as follows:
     6{{{
     7palm_csd .csd.config.default
     8}}}
     9The static driver will be written to the directory specified in the configuration file. During compilation of the driver, palm_csd will print some more or less useful information to screen.
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    811== Configuration file ==
     12This section describes how to set-up a configuration file for creating a static driver for PALM based on pre-processed NetCDF data. In the following we will use data for Berlin, which is available via Open Access. The configuration file uses the well-known format of INI files, which are processed by the ConfigParser package in python. It consists of the following sections:
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     14=== [global] ===
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    1016== Required input data ==
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    1218== Best practices ==
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     20== Literature ==
     21* Heldens et al.
     22* Mikhailovic & Lalic
     23* Markkanen et al.