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Click on the following link for a description of the most common variables: variable dictionariedictionaries
All files above are stored in 'machine:directory' as specified by 'CLIMAT_arch_mach' and 'CLIMAT_archdir' in the file 'configexp.cfg'.
The files are organized into the following subdirectories:
| Samples | Raw n-hourly/minutely model output |
| Diagnostics | Monthly means , and variances, and timeseries calculated/assembled by the post processing (only if CLIMAT_diagnos=1 ) "normal" output used for evaluation/analysis |
| Analysis | Initial conditions files which can be used to initialize another simulations (only if CLIMAT_out_anal is set) |
| Pilots | Pilot files which can be used to drive another simulation at the lateral boundaries (only if CLIMAT_out_pilot is set) |
| Listings | Model listings, jobs, and config files |
| Restarts | Restart files which can be used to restart a simulation from given check points. Once a simulation is finished remove several of these files to only keep 1 or 2 per year, since they are fairly large. |
And then you should also have this file:
maingemdm_Linux_x86-64.Abs
or
maingemdm
which is a copy of the executable.
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There are four types of output files:
| dm | dynamics on model levels |
| dp | dynamics on pressure levels |
| pm | physics on model levels |
| pp | physics on pressure levels |
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Samples (direct model output
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All fields requested in 'outcfg.out' are written into the four types of output files for the requested frequencies.
Diagnostics
If 'CLIMAT_diagnos=1' in 'configexp.cfg' the Diagnosticsmodel output will get further processed.
The diagnostics contain:
- monthly means and variances calculated for all model output fields
- 2-D time series for selected fields (if requested and available)
Fixed fields
Fixed fields can generally be found under the 'Samples' directory inside the directory ending on '*_step0'.
ME will be in the dm-file, all other fixed fields are usually in the pm-file.
Time series (station data)
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