data_output_masks_user
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C * 10 (max_masks, 100)
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max_masks *100* ' '
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User-defined quantities for which masked data are to be output (see Masked data output).
Beside the PALM standard output quantities (which can be selected via parameter data_output_masks), the user can define (without any restriction) additional output quantities (e.g. the temperature variance, etc.) of masked data. Each of these quantities has to be given a unique identifier (string) which must be different from the strings defining the standard output quantities (see list in the description of data_output_masks). Data output can be switched on by assigning the respective strings to data_output_masks_user.
The user has to calculate/provide the respective data array(s) by appropriately extending the user interface (see here)
For further steering of the masked output (output times, defining mask locations, time averaging, etc.), the steering parameters for data_output_masks apply accordingly.
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data_output_pr_user
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C * 10 (200)
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200 * ' '
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User defined quantities for which horizontally averaged profile data is to be output.
Beside the PALM standard output quantities (which can be selected via parameter data_output_pr), the user can define (without any restriction) additional
output quantities (e.g. turbulent resolved-scale horizontal momentum fluxes, etc.). Each of these quantities has to be given a unique identifier (string) which must be different
from the strings defining the standard output quantities (see list in the description of data_output_pr). Data output can be switched on by assigning the
respective strings to data_output_user.
The user has to calculate/provide the respective data array(s) by appropriately extending the user interface (see here)
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data_output_user
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C * 10 (100)
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100 * ' '
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User defined quantities for which 2d cross section and/or 3d volume data are to be output.
Beside the PALM standard output quantities (which can be selected via parameter data_output), the user can define (without any restriction) additional output
quantities (e.g. the temperature variance, etc.). Each of these quantities has to be given a unique identifier (string) which must be different from the strings defining the standard
output quantities (see list in the description of data_output). Data output can be switched on by assigning the respective strings to data_output_user.
The user has to calculate/provide the respective data array(s) by appropriately extending the user interface (see here)
For further steering of the user defined output (output times, cross section levels, time averaging, etc.), the steering parameters for data_output apply
accordingly.
Example:
If the user defined output quantity is the temperature variance and if the user has chosen the string 'pt2' as an identifier for this quantity, then output of horizontal cross sections can be selected by assigning data_output_user = 'pt2_xy' .
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