Dear Ufuk
The question is, is there a standard instruction to define new data? If you have any documentation about it, would you mind to help me to solve the problem or send me an instruction?

Best Wishes

On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 12:23 PM, Ufuk Utku Turuncoglu (BE) <u.utku.turuncoglu@be.itu.edu.tr> wrote:
Hi,

I newer tested it but it might work. First of all, check the structure of the netCDF files using ncdump -c command for both datasets ( the new file and the file comes with RegCM). If the structures of the files are same then RegCM SST might work. On the other hand, there might be some differences (different variable name, different grid size and different compression mechanism) between the datasets, then you have to customize the mod_sst_1deg.F90 under Preproc/ICBC. I hope it helps.

Regards,

--ufuk


On 24/03/15 09:46, saeed bayat wrote:
Dear RegCM users
I want to simulate a period which is happened in 2014 so when I want to create sst using wkmean data(covers 1989 till 2010) I got an error message that tells me there is a problem in sst file(more extend than input data). So I downloaded sst.daymean.2014.v2.nc  data from NOAA reanalysis and I wonder how can I define it to RegCM code! note that I am using RegCM-4.1.1 on Ubuntu Platform and my compiler is gfortran and necessary libraries(zlib, hdf5-1.8.14, netcdf-4.3.2, openmpi and mpich) is compiled in /usr/local
Any Idea?

Best Regards

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Abdolhalim Bayat
Ph.D Student of Synoptic Climatology
Tehran University of Iran


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Abdolhalim Bayat
Ph.D Student of Synoptic Climatology
Tehran University of Iran