Open wjlyx opened 5 months ago
at the command prompt, type $MCT_INCDIR and let me know what it says.
at the command prompt, type $MCT_INCDIR and let me know what it says.
Nothing, but I've actually installed MCT, ROMS and WRF coupling to work. Should I have to set MCT_INCDIR?
yes you need to set export MCT_INCDIR=/pathto_the_inc_dir export MCT_LIBDIR=/pathto_the_lib_dir
Hello, I'm trying to get COAWSTv3.8 installed on a big cluster, but I'm still running into this issue. I've got MCT_INCDIR and MCT_LIBDIR set up.
Hello, I'm trying to get COAWSTv3.8 installed on a big cluster, but I'm still running into this issue. I've got MCT_INCDIR and MCT_LIBDIR set up.
It uses an intel compiler
ok. first what do you get from $MCT_INCDIR second, the error "this module file was not generated by any release of the compiler" is suggesting that you are using different compilers during the build. can you post the entire build output and a copy of your build_coawst.sh? it is probably using mpifort and then mpif90 or some mix.
ok. first what do you get from $MCT_INCDIR second, the error "this module file was not generated by any release of the compiler" is suggesting that you are using different compilers during the build. can you post the entire build output and a copy of your build_coawst.sh? it is probably using mpifort and then mpif90 or some mix.For this compilation, I used ROMS and SWAN coupling build.txt
The compiler is Intel and FC=mpiifort in ~/.bashrc. I tried to modify ifort to mpiifort in build_coawst, and added Linux-mpiifort.mk under the Compilers folder, but still encountered the same error as mentioned above.
"/bin/sh: line 24: cmake: command not found" You need to have cmake on your system.
"/bin/sh: line 24: cmake: command not found" You need to have cmake on your system.
I have successfully compiled it, although I'm not sure which step was the right one. I've placed build_coawst.sh and the modified Linux-mpiifort.mk here, hoping it will help others. Linux-mpiifort.txt build_coawst.txt
glad you got it to work!
glad you got it to work!
glad you got it to work!
Hello, I encountered the following issue while running. Could you please advise on how to resolve it? Thank you. I have checked the rst file and did not find the maximum value for speed. ocean_sandy.txt
that looks like the input file. can you post the output? Also, before i even look at the output file, can you look at the ocean rst file? save the output frequently and look at the his files to see where the problem is developing.
that looks like the input file. can you post the output? Also, before i even look at the output file, can you look at the ocean rst file? save the output frequently and look at the his files to see where the problem is developing.
I have reviewed the rst file and did not find any peak values. In the new experiment, I have reduced the time step and it is still running. However, in previous experiments, I encountered an issue. I used a coupled ROMS+WRF model to compare the changes before and after the construction of a wind farm. Many abnormal values appeared on the southeast side. Perhaps you may know what caused this?
The time range is 2015-07-01 to 2015-07-05. The time range is from 2015-07-01 to 2015-07-05. This represents the difference in average wind between the wind farm and non-wind farm on July 1, 2015. namelist-noowf_input.txt namelist_owf_input.txt ocean_sandy_in.txt qd_windturbines.txt
i am not familiar with adding wind farms to WRF. Suggest you do a run with WRF only and see what that looks like, then do a coupled run.
I attempted to use COAWST 3.8, but encountered some issues while running build_coawst.sh (cannot find m_coupling). I have reviewed the answers to the relevant questions, but I am still unsure how to resolve them. (ROMS+SWAN) Thank you for your assistance.
build_coawst.txt build.txt