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 Geographical latitude in degrees north. This attribute defines the south boundary of the model domain and overwrites the namelist parameter [../../inipar#latitude latitude], which is used e.g. for the Coriolis parameters as well as for the radiation.
 Please note, in case of a nested run, values of [../../inipar#latitude latitude] will be synchronized internally to the respective value of the root parent domain.
+Geographical latitude in degrees north. This attribute defines the south boundary of the model domain and overwrites the namelist parameter [wiki:doc/app/inipar#latitude latitude], which is used e.g. for the Coriolis parameters as well as for the radiation.
+Please note, in case of a nested run, values of [wiki:doc/app/inipar#latitude latitude] will be synchronized internally to the respective value of the root parent domain.
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 Geographical longitude in degrees east. This attribute defines the left boundary of the model domain and overwrites the namelist parameter [../../inipar#longitude longitude], which is used e.g. for the radiation.
 Please note, in case of a nested run, values of [../../inipar#longitude longitude] will be synchronized internally to the respective value of the root parent domain.
+Geographical longitude in degrees east. This attribute defines the left boundary of the model domain and overwrites the namelist parameter [wiki:doc/app/inipar#longitude longitude], which is used e.g. for the radiation.
+Please note, in case of a nested run, values of [wiki:doc/app/inipar#longitude longitude] will be synchronized internally to the respective value of the root parent domain.
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 === [=#topo '''Topography:] ===
 In order to prescribe topography from the static input file, [../../inipar#topography topography] = 'read_from_file' is required.
+In order to prescribe topography from the static input file, [wiki:doc/app/inipar#topography topography] = 'read_from_file' is required.
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 === [=#surf '''Surface variables''':] ===
 For a proper classification of natural land and water surfaces, [#pavement_type pavement_type], [#soil_type soil_type], [#vegetation_type vegetation_type] and [#water_type water_type] are required, which define bulk parameters for albedo, soil, root distribution, leaf-area density, etc. To enable initialization of the land-surface model with input-file-provided variables, the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#surface_type surface_type] needs to be set to 'netcdf'.
+For a proper classification of natural land and water surfaces, [#pavement_type pavement_type], [#soil_type soil_type], [#vegetation_type vegetation_type] and [#water_type water_type] are required, which define bulk parameters for albedo, soil, root distribution, leaf-area density, etc. To enable initialization of the land-surface model with input-file-provided variables, the namelist parameter [wiki:doc/app/lsmpar#surface_type surface_type] needs to be set to 'netcdf'.
 In case more than one of the surface types (vegetation, pavement, water) is given at an (x,y) location, the relative fraction of each of the types must be provided by [#surface_fraction surface_fraction].
 Further, if the [../../usmpar urban-surface model] is applied, also [#building_type building_type] is required, which defines bulk parameters to run the urban-surface model. Please note, for the sake of consistency, at least one of the variables  [#pavement_type pavement_type], [#vegetation_type vegetation_type], [#water_type water_type] or [#building_type building_type] needs to be defined at each (x,y) location if the land- and urban-surface model is applied.
+Further, if the [wiki:doc/app/usmpar urban-surface model] is applied, also [#building_type building_type] is required, which defines bulk parameters to run the urban-surface model. Please note, for the sake of consistency, at least one of the variables  [#pavement_type pavement_type], [#vegetation_type vegetation_type], [#water_type water_type] or [#building_type building_type] needs to be defined at each (x,y) location if the land- and urban-surface model is applied.
 If only the land-surface model is applied but no urban-surface model, one of [#pavement_type pavement_type], [#vegetation_type vegetation_type] or [#water_type water_type] needs to be defined at each (x,y) location.
 Further, in case data is taken from the static input file, both, the land- and urban-surface model need to be either switched on or off. Applying only one of the energy-balance models is not sufficient and will lead to a controlled termination.  \\
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 Parameters for the building parameterization. When [#building_type building_type] = 0, all parameters must be set. Otherwise, single parameters for a given [#building_type building_type] can be overwritten, while the remaining parameters must be set to {{{_FillValue}}}. '''building_pars''' becomes only effective if the [../../usmpar urban-surface model] or the [#indoor_model indoor_model] are applied.
+Parameters for the building parameterization. When [#building_type building_type] = 0, all parameters must be set. Otherwise, single parameters for a given [#building_type building_type] can be overwritten, while the remaining parameters must be set to {{{_FillValue}}}. '''building_pars''' becomes only effective if the [wiki:doc/app/usmpar urban-surface model] or the [#indoor_model indoor_model] are applied.
 Building parameters can be distinguished between ground-floor and upper level. For more information, please see [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]].
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 detailed data is available.
 Setting of '''building_surface_pars''' will replace parameter settings made by [#building_type building_type] and [#building_pars building_pars].
 '''building_surface_pars''' becomes only effective if the [../../usmpar urban-surface model] is applied.
+'''building_surface_pars''' becomes only effective if the [wiki:doc/app/usmpar urban-surface model] is applied.
 For more information, please see [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]]. \\\\
 '''Please note: this input variable is currently not implemented.'''
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 Building type used to select bulk parameters. '''building_type''' is required if the [../../usmpar urban-surface model] or the [#indoor_model indoor_model]  are applied.
+Building type used to select bulk parameters. '''building_type''' is required if the [wiki:doc/app/usmpar urban-surface model] or the [#indoor_model indoor_model]  are applied.
 Please note, '''building_type''' must not contain any {{{_FillValue}}} at grid points where buildings_2d/3d is defined.
 An overview of the different building types can be found [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]].
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 Bulk classification of pavements on soil. At locations where '''pavement_type''' is defined, [#soil_type soil_type] must not contain any {{{_FillValues}}}. '''pavement_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#pavement_type pavement_type]. An overview of the different pavement types can be found  [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]].
+Bulk classification of pavements on soil. At locations where '''pavement_type''' is defined, [#soil_type soil_type] must not contain any {{{_FillValues}}}. '''pavement_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [wiki:doc/app/lsmpar#pavement_type pavement_type]. An overview of the different pavement types can be found  [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]].
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 Bulk classification of soil in terms of porosity. '''soil_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#soil_type soil_type].
+Bulk classification of soil in terms of porosity. '''soil_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [wiki:doc/app/lsmpar#soil_type soil_type].
 In case {{{lod = 1}}}, a 2-dimensional vertically uniform soil texture is prescribed, while in case {{{lod = 2}}} the 3-dimensional soil_type is set for each layer individually. An overview of the different soil types can be found  [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]].
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 Bulk classification of non-resolved vegetation surfaces at natural land surface types. At locations where '''vegetation_type''' is defined, [#soil_type soil_type] must not contain any {{{_FillValues}}}. '''vegetation_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#vegetation_type vegetation_type]. An overview of the different vegetation types can be found  [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]].
+Bulk classification of non-resolved vegetation surfaces at natural land surface types. At locations where '''vegetation_type''' is defined, [#soil_type soil_type] must not contain any {{{_FillValues}}}. '''vegetation_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [wiki:doc/app/lsmpar#vegetation_type vegetation_type]. An overview of the different vegetation types can be found  [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]].
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 Bulk classification of water bodies. '''water_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#water_type water_type]. An overview of the different water types can be found  [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]].
+Bulk classification of water bodies. '''water_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [wiki:doc/app/lsmpar#water_type water_type]. An overview of the different water types can be found  [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.9.pdf|here]].
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 === [=#plant '''Resolved plant canopy:] ===
 In order to consider resolved plant canopy, the [../../canpar plant-canopy model] need to be switched on and setting of [#canopy_mode canopy_mode] = 'read_from_file_3d' is required.
+In order to consider resolved plant canopy, the [wiki:doc/app/canpar plant-canopy model] need to be switched on and setting of [#canopy_mode canopy_mode] = 'read_from_file_3d' is required.
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 dimensional leaf area density (LAD).
 Please note, plant canopy is prescribed relative to the underlying topography and will be mounted on top of the terrain.
 A preprocessor tool is available to convert arbitrary vegetation information to an LAD field. If '''lad''' is set, all settings of LAD-related parameters made in the namelist [../../canpar &plant_canopy_parameters] will be ignored.
+A preprocessor tool is available to convert arbitrary vegetation information to an LAD field. If '''lad''' is set, all settings of LAD-related parameters made in the namelist [wiki:doc/app/canpar &plant_canopy_parameters] will be ignored.
 Please note, unresolved vegetation is already treated via the land-surface model considered by [#vegetation_type vegetation_type]. Please check for possible double counting of similar vegetation in case [#vegetation_type vegetation_type] and '''lad''' is set at ''(y,x)''-location.
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