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Olss - Strain components
Site specification | Subroutine get_sites
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Instructions for main programs ~/Oload/p/mpp/olfg.f and olss.f
program global_loading
Main program to call RSLOAD
(p/olsrg01.f) for ocean tide or air pressure
loading is p/mpp/olfg.f There is a companion
program
that computes strain
components by calling RSLOAD_STRAIN
(p/olssg01.f), p/mpp/olss.f (identical
input and instructions)
Tides: A variety of tide models can be
processed.
All are defined
on spherical equi-angular grids. These models are
termed
GLOBAL if their
grid covers the entire longitude cycle. Special reading
procedures are
called to input e.g. the CSR or a Schwiderski model,
alternately
the
simple GETZM procedure is used. To utilize the higher
coastal
resolution
afforded by ETOPO5 / TerrainBase these is a post
processor
routine, olmpp.
Air pressure: Request subroutine GETRM to read
pressure
grid (GETIM to read
the associated flag file).
Run-time instructions are input from file olfg.ins (olss.ins); see below.
In the following text frequent reference is made to
the
all-important
namelist &forms. Much of the program behaviour is
controlled
this way
while commands steer it through a set of partial tide
models,
a set
of Greens functions etc. Both the namelist and the
command
descriptions
must be read with care. I'm looking forward to
complaints
and suggestions
(really!).
The domain of convolution can be limited by
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(a) a user-window (Namelist variables
UWINDO(1..4)
and QUWIND).
Loading effects due to tides
either
inside or outside this region
may be computed.
(b) the declaration of a plane grid regional model.
This
mode is entered
if a file on unit 33 is opened
(Open
File block in file olfg.ins).
(c) the declaration of a plane grid regional model with
overlap weights;
the loading effects of the
exterior
or of the interior can be computed
(c.f. Namelist variable
Inverse_Weight).
This mode is entered if
files on units 33 and 34 are
opened.
Program \OLOAD\OLSTM computes
the overlap weights.
(d) The user window (a) can be forced to superimpose
the
area of (b) or (c)
(Namelist variables
UWINDOW(1..4)
and QFWIND).
Local coastline refinement.
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A local window can be excepted in the load computation
at
each site. Olfg
will produce XCPT exception table output equivalent to
C:\OLOAD\OLM61*
This data can subsequently be post-processed with
Olmpp.
The TOPO data processing, however, is deferred to
Olmpp.
Also Olss will produce exception tables in an
equivalent
way; they can be
post-processed with the same program Olmpp.
The loading effects of an ocean tide model on a plane
grid
(stereographic
projection can be computed with program \OTEQ\OTEM07.
If you used \OTEQ\OTEM07 with Keep_Global_Ocean and
want
to compute
the global loading effects remaining:
Declare these areas in the job that computes area
weights:
OLSTM.exp
CMC
===
Olfg.f also contains code to compute Centre of Mass
Coefficients
(CMC).
The call is to subroutine deg1c (olcmc.f)
MODEL DUMP
A formatted write option that may be useful for
sending
files or debugs is available: set IU_OUTZM_F
For reading back dumped models (which is fast), the
following
commands
and namelist parameters are used:
&forms
q_revo=.false.
q_packed_getzm=.true.
...
&end
GREEN ...
OPEN:24 < flagfile
DO TIDE M2 M=GETZM$ F=filename$ C=short comment $ G=grid
If the grid does not change, GCODE='grid' can
be given under &forms.
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Input from olfg.ins:
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The following four items in that
order
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(1) Namelist &FORMS
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Parameter
type
use
[default]
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s
Can
be changed from site file (unit 11);
c.f.
(3) below.
c
Can
be changed by command option;
c.f.
(4) below.
Storage
-------
MAX_SITES
integer Trading off MAX_SITES vs
MAX_XCPT helps
MAX_XCPT
integer space conservative allocation. The
product
of
MAX_SITES*MAX_XCPT is to be within the
limits
of NUSITES*NUXCPT as allocated in
BLOCK
DATA BXCPT (Oload/p/ols05.f).
MAX_SITES
and MAX_XCPT will override
[NUSITES,NUXCPT]
only if reasonable values
are
expressly
specified.
[-1,-1]
Physical
parameters
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Q_CMIB
logical
Correct tide mass
imbalance
[.true.]
OTSCALE
real
Factor
[1]
ZOTADD
complex
Add ZOTADD*FACTOR at sea
flags
[0]
OTSCALE
and ZOTADD are applied at
ACTIVE_FLAGS,
see below.
ZCMC1(3)
complex Result of ocean function degree-1.
Useful
for air pressure since mass conservation
over
the oceans is more subtle to implement.
Decent
values (real parts): (1.06,0.76,0.50)
[3*0]
Formats,
sites, distance control
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Many
of these parameters can be redefined from inside
the
site file. See Site specification
and
Subroutine
get_sites
FMTIN
s char*48 Site record input format.
READ
(4,fmtin) Sitename, coordinates(1..3)
Special
codes:
'stacov'
for reading GIPSY-stacov files
'blokq'
for reading CALC/SOLV station files
'ssc-s'
'ssc-v' 'ssc94' 'ssc96'
for
reading ITRF SSC files
['(a16,3f10.0)']
QXYZ
s logical Site coordinates = geocentric
XYZ.
If
.false., X=longitude, Y=latitude. [.F.]
QDMS
s logical Site coordinates are integer
deg min
sec.
If
.false., fractional
degrees.
[.F.]
QHGHT
s logical Site coordinates include
height.
[.F.]
CRTDIS
c real Distance below
which
Green's
fct is inte-
grated
[deg].
[10.0]
N_HIRES
c integer High resolution load
"integration"
[10]
DISMAX
real Maximum distance for
expansion
of Green's
function.
Area diagonal might override this
value
[-1.0
= area diagonal]
XOFF(100)
s
real Offset of site
(lon,lat) [deg]
in the case
YOFF(100)
s
that
the site is "in water"; is applied only
to
the one ocean cell that encloses the site.
[100*0.0,
100*0.0]
QSKIPW(100) s
logical
Skip account of load effect of a local ocean
cell
where the site is "in water". [100*.T.]
QCOMSG s logical Print messages about site coordinates [.T.]
CRTALT
real Critical altitude (m).
Gravity
sites at greater
altitude:
Height effect will be included.
[10.0]
OLCMNT
char*77 Comment about pgm and user; for
BLQ-output.
Output
------
BLQAMF
real Amplitude factor for
BLQ-output
files.
Written
value = computed value times BLQAMF.
Suggest
10.0 for GRAVITY, yielding units
of
0.1
mGal.
[1.0]
BLQOPT
char*8 Option for Put_OL_Rec. 'R' to
output
Real
and
Imaginary
part rather than Amp and Pha. [' ']
TIDES
c
char*80 Tide symbols (maximum: 11) controlling
the
order
of appearance in the *.blq and *.xtb
output
files.
['
M2 S2 N2 K2 K1
O1
P1 Q1 Mf Mm Ssa $']
12345678123412341234
Q_FAIL
logical Make matching of partial tide symbols
and
column
assignment
critical for program survival.
ORTHOS
char*80 Like TIDE, Orthotide symbols
however
['
A1 B1 C1 A2 B2
C2
$']
12345678123412341234
IOUT integer File unit for printed results. [6]
QRE
logical
Results are real valued. Use shorter
formats
where
possible
[.F.]
QSAM
logical
OLF output file 41:
Show
Site name and Monument number.
If
false, the "Long site name" is used
for
sites with no Monu
number.
[.T.]
Q41_AMP_PHA
logical Write 41 in the form of amplitude and
phase
False:
Real part, imaginary
part
[.T.]
FMTAPL
char*72 Format for air pressure loading output
on
unit
IUAPL.
IUAPL
integer
Unit number for air pressure
loading
[42]
NB:
Air pressure loading will not produce
BLQ-style
output since the problem is non
CMPLX.
Instead, one file per site is opened
(for
append) and the #-D displacement is
written:
#1
date+time r e n
OUTSPATH
char*64 Prepending string for internally
generated
file
names under the OUTS command
['./']
Regional
windows
----------------
UWINDO(4)
real Area window, limits
convolution,
West
North East South,
[deg]
[global]
QUWIND
logical Apply
window.
[.F.]
Load_In_Window
logical
Submode to QUWIND or QFWIND or opened file
unit
33
[.T.]
If
.F., loads outside window are used.
QFWIND
logical Force window, superimpose plane grid
window.
A
submode under opened file unit 33
[.F.]
If
.TRUE., QUWIND should be .FALSE.
These options should only be used if
(1) loads are inside window,
and
{Inverse_Weight=.true.
or
no file opened on unit 34}
(2) loads are outside window, no file
opened on 34.
I.e. Inverse_Weight = .false. is
incompatible
with a window.
INVERSE_WEIGHT
logical
Use 1.0 -
overlap_weight.
[.F.]
Inverse_Weight
= .true. results in loading
effects
from the INTERIOR of the overlapping
areas.
A submode under opened file unit 34.
Picture
-------
WEST,NORTH
real*4 Upper left corner of the screen display
(deg)
[0.0,
90.0]
IPXX,IPXY integer Pixel resolution (#/deg) [1, 1]
QPIC
logical
Set these parameters (else: use subroutine's
defaults
= extent of tide map)
[.false.]
COLFAC
c real*4 Amplification factor for colors
(1.0
expands
1
m into 16
colors)
[1.0]
Tides
read with GETZM
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GCODE
c char*4 Grid code, see below.
Flather
tides / global tides
----------------------------
OTMODEL
c char*32 'Flather' -
files
units
21,
22 are used.
'CSR'
'Eanes' - files units 23, 24 are used.
'Global ...' - file unit 23 is used.
All
'Global' models define their own land-sea
mask
with a missing-record data value.
Non-'Global'
models must be accompanied by
flag
files.
['Global
Schwiderski']
GCODE
c char*4 Grid code. The reading
subroutines of
the
'Global'
models assign a grid code. However,
other
input methods like GETZM require that
grid
codes be given explicitly. Currently
known
grid codes are SCHW LEPR SMHI FLAT
For
new grid codes, procedure
ENTRY
SET_GOT_AR_FOR (oteu51.f)
must
be
extended.
['SCHW']
COMMNT
c char*32 Annotation of result on file unit
41.
Recomm-
ended:
Short form characterizing ocean model
and
windowing,
e.g.
SoF - "Schwiderski outside Flather"
[COMMNT=OTMODEL]
OTPATH
c char*32 for Schwiderski:
'/vlbi/hgs/Otide/schw]'
for
Seiler: '/vlbi/hgs/Otide/seil]'
for
Le Provost: '/vlbi/hgs/Otide]'
Specify
OTMODEL='Global...'
QPHF
logical
Read tidal phases from separate unit 24
Q_OTFORM
logical Read Schwiderski formatted, using ...
OTFORM_A
_P
char*64 formats for amplitudes and phases
[.false.,.false.,'.','.']
QTR
logical
Trace-option for RSLOAD (olsrg01.f)
[.false.]
Q_FFVAS
logical For printing out field values at sites,
specify
true if the land/ocean flags
are
to be
ignored
[.false.]
Q_LFL
logical
Read LOG1
flags
[.true.]
Q_FLF
logical
Flag file is formatted (else: binary)[.false.]
Q_FLGFLIP
logical Flip flags 0 <->
1
[.false.]
FLIP_FLAGS(4)
integer flip strategy for flgflip (oteu013B.f):
if
FLIP_FLAGS(1) <= flag <= FLIP_FLAGS(2)
then
flag = FLIP_FLAGS(3)
else
flag = FLIP_FLAGS(4) endif.
Default
is for
inversion:
[1,1,0,1]
ACTIVE_FLAGS
char*9 Target flags for OTSCALE and ZOTADD
Meaningful:
S A L, right delimiter ] ['SA]']
Q_RWD
c logical Rewind before array input under
GETZM/GETRM(23,...)
[.false.]
Q_REVO
c logical Reverse order (North-to-south)
loading
array.
[.false.]
Special
for CSR / EANES tides:
CSR_OPT
c char*8 String passed as the Option in
call
GETCSR,
'S'
- subtract the loading field (since it's
a
geocentric tide).
CSR_TV
char*8
Version number for tide
file
['_2.0]']
CSR_LV
char*8
Version number for load
file
['_2.0]']
Model
dumps
-----------
See
also DUMPS above.
IU_OUTZM_F
integer Dump formatted: file unit
number
[-1]
IU_OUTZM_U
integer Dump binary: file unit
number
[-1]
Q_PACKED_OUTZM
logical
Dump packed
arrays
[.true.]
Q_PACKED_GETZM
logical
Get packed arrays (would not unpack
already
unpacked arrays; but a not
packed
array that happens to have
only
one row requires
a
.false. value
here.)
[.true.]
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(2) Open File block:
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See openf
manual page for coding open-file records
Unit Use
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11 Site
records.
Instructions c.f. ols06.f
or II. below
(21) (optional)
Flather
tides (CALL PACKED_GETZM),
e.g.
C:\BIGDATA\FLATM2.DAT
This
file unit will be automatically opened and closed
if
commands like TIDE O1 M=Flather X=.dat are given.
(22) (conditional)
Flather
land/sea flags e.g. Bigdata/Otide/Flat.flg
(23) Case
&forms
OTMODEL='Global...' (Schwiderski, Seiler,...)
equivalent
command M='Global...' (Schwiderski, Seiler,...):
Unit
23 is opened from within subroutine GETGOT.
Don't
open unit 23 here !
24
Case
&forms
OTMODEL='...CSR'|'GETZM'|'GETRM'
equivalent
command M='...CSR'|'GETZM'|'GETRM'
Land/sea
flags for CSR tides or accompanying array input.
33
(optional)
Flag array for a plane grid model and Common /CAREA/
(e.g.
D:\OTEQ\MDL08\FLZU.DAT)
Do
not open 34 !
34
(optional)
Overlap weights for the primary ocean model
due
to overlay of the regional model area. E.g.:
D:\OLOAD\M8FGWA.DAT
for MDL08 overlay Flather
D:\OLOAD\M8GWA.DAT
for MDL08 overlay Schwiderski
Do
not open 33 !
41 (optional) output of results, similar format like OTEQ\OTEM07.f
42 (optional) collects results in the BLQ-format, complete.
43
(optional)
like 42, results marked "Yet incomplete",
i.e.
an XCPT table was produced.
44
(optional)
XCPT = exception table
48
(optional)
Output. Interpolated load field values at the sites
and
their gradients. Meaningful only in cases
where
sites are in water or in air pressure loading.
Available
only under GETZM/GETRM input. The values saved
are
in the units of the file input (i.e. before otscale
is applied). The gradients are in those units per rad
dx_out
= zdx*resx/cylat/rad/re
dy_out
=-zdy*resy/rad/re
where zdx, zdy are in the units of differences between
adjacent
grid
points
49 Used under CMC command. Centre of mass corrections.
IOUT Site results
for
the protocol. [Default 6], IOUT can be changed in
Namelist
&forms to an unused file unit not listed
above
(like 45).
(You see from the MS-DOS formats that some features
haven't
been that
important; we've been on the unix for almost four years
now.)
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(3) Site records if
file
11 is not opened.
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(c.f. instructions below)
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(4) Command and
parameters
etc.[defaults]:
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Recognized code is written in dark red. Commands
must
start in column 1.
;text
comments
GREEN
C=component F=Greens_file
-XCPT
Default
component code is RADIAL
XCPT
like under TIDE below
In
olss the component code is STRA; specification is optional.
All
three actual strain components (NN-S XX-S projected to
Enn
Eee and Ene) will be computed in one call to RSLOAD_STRAIN.
TESTN_test_areas,
Msize[360]
,Nsize[180]
Following
N_test_areas records of area corners and tide value:
I1,J1,
I2,J2, Z
ORTHO
[nn
nn
nn ... $]
to
process CSR OrthoWeight file (R.Eanes). Resets default OTscale
= 0.1
The
6 default "tides" are A1 B1 C1 (diurnal) A2
B2
C2 (semidiurnal)
NOORTHO[nn
nn nn ... $]
to
process conventional tides. Default OTscale = 1.0
The
11 default tides are M2 S2 N2 K2
K1
O1
P1 Q1 MF MM SSA $
That's
the default mode.
[default]
TIDEsymbF=OTpath
/
[&forms otpath ['Bigdata/Otide/schw]']]
M=OTmodel
/
[Global Schwiderski]
S=OTscale
/
[&forms otscale [1.0]
reset by ORTHO: 0.1]
O=OTopt
/
[ ] (one blank)
X=OTfext
/
[?]
C=OTcode
/
[&forms OTmodel ['Global Schwiderski']]
V=OTversion
/
A=SCLvalue
/
[&forms colfac [1.0]]
G=gridcode
/
[&forms gcode [' ']]
HR=resolution
/
[&forms n_hires [10]]
HRD=HR-distance
/
[&forms crtdis [10.0]]
+CMIB -CMIB
/
[&forms q_cmib [.true.]]
+Rwd -Rwd
/
[&forms q_rwd [.false.]]
+REVO -REVO
/
[&forms q_revo [.false.]]
+NZR -NZR
/
-XCPT
/
+QOF -QOF
/
[&forms q_ocean_function [.false.]]
SH=n,m
/
[&forms n_sh, m_sh [0,0]]
Example:
TIDE M2
F=/vlbi/hgs/Otide/lepr]
/
M=Global_LeProvost
X=.dat /
C=LEPR
Explanations:
[&forms
parameter [value]]
Namelist
&forms can be used to alter the default.
The
wake-up default is shown as [value]
/ A long line can
be
broken
between options.
Put - or /
in the right-most position
Item
Recognized Req. Explanation
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symb
always
String, 4 chars.
??
for
test
M2
S2
etc.,
Darwin symbols
A1
B1
etc.,
orthoweight symbols (CSR, Eanes)
OTpath
String.
Invariable part of file name or
complete
file name case OTmodel=GETZM
e.g.
/geo/hgs/Otide/schw]
OTfext
String.
File name extension, '?' to
obtain
reading routine's default.
Flather
To access Flather's models, X=.dat
OTmodel
String.
Model input options. Default gridcode
Global_Schwiderski uses
GETGOT
for
reading
SCHW
Global_Seiler
"
SCHW
Global_Ocean
"
SCHW
Global_Equilibrium
"
SCHW
Global_LeProvost
GETLEP
LEPR
CSR
GETCSR
requires flag file LEPR
Eanes
"
"
"
" LEPR
Flather
GETFLA
"
"
" FLAT
GETZM
LGETZM
"
"
"
GETRM
GETRM
"
"
"
OTcode
String,
max 30 characters.
Annotation
printed on unit 41 result list:
If
unspecified, OTmodel is used.
System
will append _X if an exception
table
was produced.
OTopt
String.
Options, to be passed to ocean tide
reading
routine. Presently used only in
the
case of the CSR models. See CSR_opt
below.
OTscale
Scale
factor; is multiplied with ocean tide
amplitudes.
OTversion
Integer.
Version number for input under
OTmodel = GETZM
SCLvalue
Real.
Amplitude factor for color screen
display.
1.0
is good for M2, N2 would need 3.0.
gridcode
SCHW LEPR FLAT SMHI
This option is important in conjunction with
M=GETZM
resolution
The
number of intervals along each
direction
used for near-load
integration
(standard is 10 meaning 10x10
intervals).
+QOF
Replace
tide with ocean function
(use
land mask of the tide / flag file
that
is input).
SH=n,m
Spherical
harmonic degree and order
-XCPT
Set
off exception processing for the
currently
defined partial tide.
This
option applies primarily in the case
when
different grids are processed in
the
same job and post-processing of only
one
of the grids is sufficient.
(Preparation
of exception tables for
different
grids must be done in different
jobs.)
Post-processing of LEPR or CSR
tides
and rough fill-in of Schwiderski
long-period
tides would be an example.
+NZR
-NZR
Near
zone report. Equivalent to an
exception
table. Loads will not be skipped,
however.
+REVO
Arrays
read in by GETIM, GETZM or GETRM
are
ordered north to south. Standard is
south
to north with these routines.
+WRN -WRN Enable/disable warning messages.
CSR_opt
Options
for reading the CSR tide models.
The
following text comes from p/oteu524n.f
-
'I': Init, open file
'F': Init and refresh (read file
again)
'S': Retrieve tide and subtract
loading
field
at
the same calling instance.
'U': Open file, refresh, subtract
field
from
supplied
array z.
'L': Retrieve loading field.
Two
calls, first with 'FI', second with 'LU',
should
accomplish the same result as 'FIS'.
'-1': Read file "Not one chunk".
Is
set automatically with Version 3 files, since
the
buffer space that is allocated by this
procedure
is notsufficient for these large files.
Version
2 files can be read "one chunk", which
is
faster.
'O': Ignore flags; let data file
availability
decide
whether
a point is land or sea.
'N': Nice orthoweight values:
divide Z by
100.
(Large
values will be rejected by ocean loading
programs
since they assume data unit is metre.)
Applies
to the ortho-partials (A1 B1 etc.) only.
Divide
amplitudes by 10 in conjunction with admit2
when
processing results based on this mode.
(We
cannot divide by 1000 here since this
yields
too small values in
the
ocean loading output file.)
N.B.
The following options should never
be
specified in the OTopt string
AREA
west,north,east,south,1/dx,1/dy,q_global,round_x,round_y
is
a manual method to enter/change
the
global area for convolution.
The
model-specific input procedures
are
supposed to set all these parameters
appropriately.
Use ought to be indicated
only
with GETZM
DO
TIDE
with
the options above = GO + TIDE on the same line.
READ
TIDE
with
the TIDE options above: skip the loading part.
Useful
e.g. to combine with open unit 48 in order to output
field
values interpolated at the sites.
AIRPnumber
[D=date+time] F=filename
/
/
additional options like TIDE.
Evaluate
air pressure loading.
Number: store results in specified
column
(in place for a tide symbol)
NAMELIST
followed
by a namelist block &FORMS
to
&END.
OPEN
followed
by a file opening block.
OPEN:instruction
e.g.
OPEN:19 O header.blq
COPY
[<in] out
in
and out are file unit numbers. Default in is the instruction
file.
Then
the end must be indicated by a lonely <EOF
<EOF
see
COPY above.
OUT [S=factor] [C=comment] [ONLY[_APL|_NZR]=m [REAL]]
Under
TIDE: Output BLQ records using
put_ol_rec
on file unit 42 and 43.
The
results written to file 43 are "incomplete", i.e.
they
require post-
processing. Exception table will be output to file
unit
44.
OUT-commands
can be continued on the next line if the current line is
right-terminated
with a lonely slash or minus, ' /' or ' -'
S=factor factor see BLQAMF (namelist &forms)
C=comment Comment is written on the blq-records
ONLY_NZR=m
Output
only the Near Zone Report (file
unit
44 = the unit for the exception
table).
m = number of tide fields.
In
the case of daily processing of air
pressure
fields at six hours interval m=4.
ONLY_APL
to
output pressure loading result
---
under construction ---
REAL
to
process real-valued results, as in the
case
of air pressure.
OUTS
[F=[format]]
[P=path] [REAL|CMPX]
also OUTTS
Under
AIRP: Output time series
results(air
pressure loading effects)
to
files with internally generated names.
Formatted output to outspath//site//'_apl.tsf'
Unformatted output to outspath//site//'_apl.tsu'
File unit number is taken from &forms iuapl [42]
OUTS-commands
can be continued on the next line if the current line is
right-terminated
with a lonely slash or minus, ' /' or ' -'
F=format
[REAL|CMPX]
Format
for a short (tide-)symbol (string),
a
date string, and three real (three
complex)
values
[&forms
fmtapl]
[data
fmtapl/'(a4,1x,a,3(2x,2f10.5))'/]
F=
For
binary
output.
[&forms
qfm]
P=path
Prepending
string for internally
generated
file names. [&forms outspath]
REAL CMPX Type of output data [&forms qre]
N.B.: Neither OUTS under TIDE nor OUT under AIRP is particularly meaningfull.
CMC
do
the CMC-computations. Output on file unit 49.
Preferably
to be opened with append (OPENF option A)
The
output consists of the spherical harmonic coefficients
of
degree one (math normalisation), spherical harmonic order is
column
number minus one (order 0,1,2)
GO
do
the load computations
GO
#number
do
the load computations and store results in the
specified
column. In the case of tides this is done
according
to the &forms TIDES (or ORTHOS) string.
RA
Random tide access, interpolate
ocean/loading
field at sites
File
on unit 48 must be opened.
CLOSEiun
[+E] Close. Option '+E':
Issue endfile before.
REWINDiun
STOP
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Site
records
Site
specific options
============
=====================
Site specific processing options may be entered in the
site
file (unit 11).
Typically, a record may read
-/ LN=50103S010 CANBERRA,
VLBI]
/
-/ -WS +H GH=15.0
0004 CANBERRA
1545
-4460935.2500 2682765.7100
-3674381.4020 ->
XC
where -/ or -> mark the beginning of the option
part
of the
site record(s)
and a terminating / designates a continuation line.
In the example,
the LN= option designates a long site name. It is
right-delimited
by ].
The XC option enables exception table processing; i.e.
the
local coastline
can be refined in a post-processing step, using program
OLMPP.
The -WS option would cause an ocean cell to be skipped
if
were too close to
the site. (This would only have an effect without the
XC
option, so you
wouldn't choose these two options together.)
The +H option will request site altitude determination.
The GH= option specifies the local geoid height.
Most options in the site file deal with format
matters.
The
following options
however, set parameters for the load convolution part:
+H -H - Enable /
disable site
altitudes
Must
be set in order to obtain site coordinates
with
altitude. This is significant for ocean
loading
effects in gravity. It is considered to have
no
effect on displacement components.
N.B.:
Namelist parameter crtalt sets the critical
height.
GH=geoid
- Specify geoid height above ellipsoid for this site.
Together
with +H and ellipsoidal heights / XYZ
coordinates
and gravity component, command
GREEN
C=GRAV.
+WS
-WS
WS=x,y - "Wet sites". Include (+) or skip (-)
wet site
ocean
cell.
Or
include, but shift the site lon (x) lat (y).
+XC -XC XC_ON XC_OFF
Exception
processing
enable (+) disable (-) this site
or
all sites (_ON _OFF)
If you want to preamble site records with a common
header,
you can open the
site file on unit 12, code the preamble after the Open
file
block and
redirect input using -/
INPUT=12
Manual
page
for site records / ols06.f
Example -------------------------------------------------------------------
ACTUAL>
&forms
qxyz=.true.
iout=6
crtdis=10.
otpath='Otide/schw] '
otmodel='schw] '
commnt=' '
&end
12 B ~/Calc/CONT94-95.xyz
41 B schw/schw_l.rsl
42 B schw/schw_l_c.blq
43 B schw/schw_l_i.blq
44 B schw/schw_l.xtb
123C5678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
Q
-/ +P XYZ
XC_ON
/
-/ FMT
'(4x,a8,t5,a4,t14,3d16.3)'
/
-/ INPUT=12
GREEN C=RADIAL F=~/mc00egbc
DO TIDE M2 M=Global_Schwiderski C=Schw
A=.3
------------------------------------------------------------------
End
Example
where a line of ~/Calc/CONT94-95.xyz looks as follows
WESTFORD +1492206.765D0 -4458130.522D0 +4296015.481D0 3 0.318 7.8 NOAM
Example strain
---------------------------------------------------------------
NORMAL>
&forms
qxyz=.true.
iout=6
fmtin=' '
crtdis=10.
otmodel=' '
commnt=' '
qpic=.true.
colfac=0.1
otpath='Bigdata/Otide/lepr] '
ipxx=1, ipxy=1, north=90.,
west=180.
&end
41 B
lepr/olss.rsl
results,
olf-format
42 A
lepr/olss_c.blq
results
inland sites, blokq-format
43 B
lepr/olss_i.blq
results
coastal sites, blokq-format
44 B
lepr/olss.xtb
exception
table, output.
Q
2 sites
-/ NEH XC_ON +P FMT
(t17,a12,t1,a4,t34,2f10.0,f6.0)
-/ XL 6 33
//3456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
-/ LN=Camborne, Gravimeter site, UK]
CAMB
CAMB
CAMBORNE
50.2184
-5.3274 139.6
-/ LN=Aespoe, Deep Well, Sweden]
KAS3
KAS3
KAS03
57.4550
16.6700 0.0
GREEN C=STRAIN F=~/mt24q5p
DO TIDE M2 M=Global_LeProvost$
C=LePr_94.1
PTM$
DO TIDE S2
DO TIDE N2
DO TIDE K2
DO TIDE K1
DO TIDE O1
DO TIDE P1
DO TIDE Q1
DO TIDE Mf M=Global_Schwiderski$
F=Bigdata/Otide/schw]
$ C=LePr_94.1 PTM$ /
-XCPT
DO TIDE Mm -XCPT
DO TIDE Ssa M=Global_Equilibrium$
F=Bigdata/Otide/eqlt]
$ C=LePr_94.1 PTM$ /
-XCPT
OUT
; units = micro-strain in BLQ-type
output
by default
STOP
------------------------------------------------------------------
End
Example
More examples can be obtained from
http://holt.oso.chalmers.se/hgs/oload/ins/olfg.ins.tar
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HOW.TO:
>OF< process the ocean function
--------------------------
(1) you have a flag file
(2) you want the ocean function underlying a published
ocean model
(1) Namelist: otmodel='GETZM',
otpath='!SKIP!'
or Command: M=GETZM
P=!SKIP!
(2) (Nearly) All commands/parameters as usual.
However,
add
Namelist:
Q_Ocean_Function=.true., Q_CMIB=.false.
or Command: +QOF
-CMIB
>SH< Spherical harmonics convolved with ocean function:
Same as >OF< ocean function,
with
the
following addition:
Namelist:
N_sh = #{degree}, M_sh = #{order}
or Command:
SH=#{degree},#{order}
Ocean function is the special case of SH=0,0
Link the programs without graphics
Put all subroutines into Oload/p/ and compile using the script
fcs:
foreach prog ( *.f )
foreach? fcs $prog
load
foreach? end
Put main program and the include files ol??_gra?.fi into
Oload/p/mpp
and compile
using the scripts fcmd -> fcmb
fcmd olfg
In Onsala, the program has been linked with a slightly hacked
version
of PGPLOT
and
an interface to MicroWay type graphic subroutine calls. This is a
very
difficult process
to recreate. The graphic part plays no essential functional role.
Therefore, the distributed version is provided with dummy include
files
(*.fi)
to drop the whole graphics package. This implies that olmpp is not
considered as a
standard program for distribution.
The only programs that deal with graphics are the mains (olfg.f
and
olss.f) and the
loading subroutines (olsrg01.f and olssg01.f).
The subroutines can be compiled with the fcs script,
fcs olsrg01 load -Inogra
And the main program is simply compiled with empty include files
residing in the same directory, olfg_gra1.fi, olfg_gra2.fi,
(olss_gra1.fi and
olss_gra2.fi
in the strain case).
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