I try to run a single Simulation for about 100 years with daily forcing data and ran into an issue where Simstrat will act as if it successfully ran but actually no output is generated. I tried changing the "MaxLengthInputData" parameter but this did not change anything
I use Simstrat version 2.4 (using the SimstratR R package), an example output of such a run is:
[1]` " Simstrat version 2.4"
[2] " This software has been developed at eawag - Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology"
[3] " "
[4] " [OK] Configuration: simstrat.par"
[5] " [OK] Grid file successfully read"
[6] " [OK] Morphology file successfully read"
[7] " [OK] Initial data file successfully read"
[8] " [WARNING] The snow module is turned on. This module needs precipitation data, note that the last column in the forcing file will be interpreted as precipitation."
[9] " Interval [days]: 1.0000000000000000 "
[10] " [OK] Output times successfully read"
[11] " [OK] Output depths successfully read"
[12] " [OK] Start day: 1.0 "
[13] " [OK] End day: 37254.0 "
[14] ""
[15] " -------------------------- "
[16] " SIMULATION IN PROGRESS "
[17] " -------------------------- "
[18] ""
[19] " Time [d] Surface level [m] T_surf [degC] T_bottom [degC]"
[20] ""
[21] " -------------------------- "
[22] " SIMULATION COMPLETED "
[23] " -------------------------- "
[24] "" `
But the output file T_out is just the initial temperature profile and the whole run takes less than a second computation time.
system.time(SimstratR::run_simstrat("Simstrat/", "simstrat.par"))
user system elapsed
0.008 0.012 0.020
If needed I can provide the model setup to recreate the problem.
I try to run a single Simulation for about 100 years with daily forcing data and ran into an issue where Simstrat will act as if it successfully ran but actually no output is generated. I tried changing the "MaxLengthInputData" parameter but this did not change anything
I use Simstrat version 2.4 (using the SimstratR R package), an example output of such a run is:
But the output file T_out is just the initial temperature profile and the whole run takes less than a second computation time.
If needed I can provide the model setup to recreate the problem.
All the best, Johannes