[RegCNET] forrtl: severe (24): end-of-file during read, unit -4, file stdin / Question regarding surface solar radiation

[Béatrice Morel]

Dear all,

I am running latest version of RegCM3. Please could anyone tell me why I get this error while executing the model?

[...]

 ******* OPENING NEW OUTPUT FILES:  2003010100
forrtl: severe (24): end-of-file during read, unit -4, file stdin
Image              PC                Routine            Line        Source                                                                                   
libmpidev.so       00002AD28E8C9141  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
libmpidev.so       00002AD28E8CF765  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
regcm              000000000053B22A  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
regcm              00000000004E80D2  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
regcm              00000000004E7901  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
regcm              000000000050BA51  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
regcm              000000000048DEC6  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
regcm              00000000004B8CCA  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
regcm              0000000000402F8C  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
libc.so.6          0000003F5581D974  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
regcm              0000000000402E99  Unknown               Unknown  Unknown
 OPENING NEW OUT FILE: output/ATM.2003010100
 OPENING NEW BAT FILE: output/SRF.2003010100
 OPENING NEW RAD FILE: output/RAD.2003010100

[...]


Except from this error message, the model seems to run correctly. And for the test I have made, I get a priori defined values.

I also have another question: which variable should I extract from the output files if I want to study solar resource at the surface? Up to now, I have plotted "solin" in RAD output files, but I have seen in the User's guide, that there are many variables relative to solar radiation (sina, fsw in SFR output files). Which one should I use then? Indeed, I am interested in global solar radiation received over the surface. Is anyone working on solar radiation with RegCM?

Many thanks by advance for your response.

Greetings,

Béatrice
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