Dear Graziano,

Thank you very much for immediate response. I will check on the subroutines.

Postproc.in, I used it to as Post-processing step to create the final merged output file that I will then analyse for some of those variables  (rt, t2m, ua, va etc) I have mentioned above. So it means I have to do the interpolation and time avergind steps you mention above before I can start my analyses. So I thought there was a mistake since I could not find postproc.in to include in the postprocessing of the simulations.

Using ncdump -h to view a SRFxxxxxx.nc or ATMxxxxxx.nc shows more variables than can be viewed t if I open in Grads. That's why I raised it as I cannot view them.

Thank you.

Marshall




On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 4:55 PM, Graziano Giuliani <ggiulian@ictp.it> wrote:
On 08/02/2013 03:10 PM, Marshall L. Mdoka wrote:
Hi RegCNETers,

I wanted to find out if I want to do some soil moisture perturbations in
BATs where do I find these programmes to change in RegCM-4.3.5.6? In
RegCM3, there are interf.F and initb.F.
[...]

Those subroutines are now in the module mod_bats_mtrxbats in the batslib directory.

[...]

As for postproc, I cant find postproc.in in any of the folders, could you
please kindly assist me on how I should go about creating my final outputs.
Unclear what you mean by "final" output. What you were using the postproc for?

-) Interpolate to another grid -> Use cdo
-) Perform time mean -> Use cdo or nco
-) Interpolate to vertical pressure levels -> Use sigma2p

[...]

I also noticed that using the test.001.in I get a few variables in
SRFxxxxxx.nc ATMxxxxxx.nc etc. How can I increase the variables to include
the uwind, vwind, T2m, rt which are missing but vital to what I want to do?
[...]

? Just ncdump -h the output file. The variables should be there.

Graziano.

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