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Can one
generate 3hr input data if only 6hr input data is available in
the analysis files?
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This is not a recommended
option, but if one has a lot of good quality observations
available at a very temporal high resolution, creating 3hr
analysis data in REGRID may have an advantage.
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Inside the test dataset listed above, you will find the following
files:
FNL/fnl_030311_00_00
FNL/fnl_030311_06_00
FNL/fnl_030311_12_00
FNL/fnl_030311_18_00
FNL/fnl_030312_00_00
All fields for each time period is stored in a separate file.
Below is an extract from the pregrid.csh file. Listed are the
settings you need to change / pay attention to.
# Tell the
script in which directory the data file is
set DataDir = /home/$USER/MM5V3/REGRID/pregrid/FNL
# These data files are in GRIB format
#set SRC3D = ON84 #
Old ON84-formatted NCEP GDAS analyses
# set SRC3D = NCEP # Newer
GRIB-formatted NCEP GDAS analyses
set SRC3D = GRIB #
Many GRIB-format datasets
# Tell the script where the data files are, and that you called
them (wild card permitted)
set InFiles = ( ${DataDir}/fnl* )
# The source of our SST is the same as for the 3D and surface
data
set SRCSST = $SRC3D
# set SRCSST = ON84
# set SRCSST = NCEP
# set SRCSST = NAVY
# Since the SST data is also in these files, there is no need
to repeat the details here
set InSST = ( )
# The source of our SNOW cover data is the same as for the 3D
and surface data
set SRCSNOW = $SRC3D
# set SRCSNOW = ON84
# set SRCSNOW = GRIB
# Since the SNOW cover data is also in these files, there is
no need to repeat the details here
set InSnow = ()
# We are not interested in SOIL data at this stage
# set SRCSOIL = $SRC3D
# We are not interested in SOIL data at this stage
# set InSoil = ()
#
# Remember to set the correct dates for your case
#
START_YEAR = 2003 # Year (Four digits)
START_MONTH = 03 # Month ( 01 - 12 )
START_DAY = 11 # Day ( 01 - 31 )
START_HOUR = 00 # Hour ( 00 - 23 )
END_YEAR = 2003 # Year (Four digits)
END_MONTH = 03 # Month ( 01 - 12 )
END_DAY = 12 # Day ( 01 - 31 )
END_HOUR = 00 # Hour ( 00 - 23 )
INTERVAL = 10800 <<
Setting this to 3hr, although only 6hr data is available will
force interpolation to 3hr
# This is GRIB data so we need to supply
the correct Vtables here - AVN and FNL data has the same grib
codes, so we will use the AVN Vtables here as they have already
been created
set VT3D = ( grib.misc/Vtable.AVN3D )
set VTSST = ( grib.misc/Vtable.AVNSST )
set VTSNOW = ( grib.misc/Vtable.AVNSNOW )
set VTSOIL = ( grib.misc/Vtable.xxxSOIL )
<<
We are not interested in SOIL data
This will create the following files:
FILE:2003-03-11_00
FILE:2003-03-11_03
FILE:2003-03-11_06
FILE:2003-03-11_09
FILE:2003-03-12_12
FILE:2003-03-11_15
FILE:2003-03-11_18
FILE:2003-03-11_21
FILE:2003-03-12_00 |
SST_FILE:2003-03-11_00
SST_FILE:2003-03-11_03
SST_FILE:2003-03-11_06
SST_FILE:2003-03-11_09
SST_FILE:2003-03-12_12
SST_FILE:2003-03-11_15
SST_FILE:2003-03-11_18
SST_FILE:2003-03-11_21
SST_FILE:2003-03-12_00
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SNOW_FILE:2003-03-11_00
SNOW_FILE:2003-03-11_03
SNOW_FILE:2003-03-11_06
SNOW_FILE:2003-03-11_09
SNOW_FILE:2003-03-12_12
SNOW_FILE:2003-03-11_15
SNOW_FILE:2003-03-11_18
SNOW_FILE:2003-03-11_21
SNOW_FILE:2003-03-12_00 |
To use these files in regridder set root in
the regridder namelist.input to:
root = '../pregrid/FILE'
'../pregrid/SST_FILE' '../pregrid/SNOW_FILE'
Set the INTERVAL in regridder namelist.input
to 10800 as well to take advantage of the 3hr analysis data.
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