cluster distribution parameter in floats.in
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cluster distribution parameter in floats.in
I am trying to release some floats through floats.in. However, I do not understand what the Fdx, Fdy, Fdz mean. It is said that "The user can use any of these parameters to design any cluster distribution in routine init_floats.F". Where is init_floats.F located? Can anyone help me with that?
Re: cluster distribution parameter in floats.in
There is some additional, admittedly very succinct, documentation at https://www.myroms.org/wiki/floats.in
As an example, the code below will initialize 15 floats at i = 3 (Fx0 =3), j = 2 (Fy0 = 2) and k = 1:2:31 (Fz0 = 1, Fdz = 2):
The initialization is in terms of i,j,k because C = 0.
For physical x,y,z space use C = 1.
Note you can mix coordinate type because it is set for each line in floats.in.
As an example, the code below will initialize 15 floats at i = 3 (Fx0 =3), j = 2 (Fy0 = 2) and k = 1:2:31 (Fz0 = 1, Fdz = 2):
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! C Initial horizontal coordinate type (0: grid units, 1: spherical)
! T Float trajectory type (1: Lagrangian, 2: isobaric, 3: Geopotential)
! N Number floats to be released at (Fx0,Fy0,Fz0)
! Ft0 Float release time (days) after model initialization
! Fx0 Initial float X-location (grid units or longitude)
! Fy0 Initial float Y-location (grid units or latitude)
! Fz0 Initial float Z-location (grid units or depth)
! Fdt Float cluster release time interval (days)
! Fdx Float cluster X-distribution parameter
! Fdy Float cluster Y-distribution parameter
! Fdz Float cluster Z-distribution parameter
POS = G, C, T, N, Ft0, Fx0, Fy0, Fz0, Fdt, Fdx, Fdy, Fdz
1 0 1 15 0.00 3.00 2.00 1.0 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.00
For physical x,y,z space use C = 1.
Note you can mix coordinate type because it is set for each line in floats.in.
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