Final Report: Development of a flexible parametric hurricane model for coastal coupled applications, NOAA Technical Memorandum, 2021.

[pvelissariou1]

Started the documentation for PaHM.

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

Hi @pvelissariou1 Please update here the state of tech report progress. Thanks, -Saeed

[pvelissariou1]

It is a couple of weeks behind. Scheduled for completion by September 27. Preliminary material in place (most handwritten). First draft available by September 20.

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

@pvelissariou1 Please update this issue following our meeting today. -Saeed

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

@pvelissariou1 Oct 29 will be the delivery of the tech report. This include times series and HWM validation.

[pvelissariou1]

Documentation files have been updates in PaHM. The updates include: 1) Doxygen documented fortran source codes 2) Doxygen and CMake config files in the doc directory (tested Doxyfile, CMakeLists.txt config files) 3) Created images/*.png files relevant to PaHM documentation (full set of files are kept locally) 4) Created style files for LaTeX and Doxygen in doc/ 5) Generated the PaHM html version of the manual as well as a PDF version of it 6) Html/LaTeX documentation is fully hyperlinked and contains "call/called by" hyperlinked relational graphs Issues: 1) LaTeX does not ouput the sequence of file contents properly (need to reconfigure how doxygen rearranges the doc pages" 2) Resulting doc will be about 500 pages long. LaTeX now produces "compacted" pages as much as possible, thus reducing the documentation for about 80 pages.

[pvelissariou1]

The PaHM documentation is part of the PaHM/CoastalApp repositories and it can be produced from within PaHM using doxygen. Requirements: 1) Doxygen 2) Latex distribution 3) MathJax (to render the math equations properly, thus producing better visual results)

[pvelissariou1]

Added the Doxygen Layout file for html/latex tree generation and display. Needs improvement for more pleasing and organized outputs.

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

@pvelissariou1
Finalize the 1st draft before 18 Aug 2022.

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

@pvelissariou1 Finalize the 1st draft before 29 Aug 2022.

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

Switched with Parmetis tasks due to need from developers.

The report will be wrapped up this week.

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

@pvelissariou1 will send the report for review tomorrow (9/9/2022).

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

@pvelissariou1

• The decision is to wrap up the report for PaHM + ADCIRC coupling through NUOPC/ESMF
• Still some pages need to be added to the report on introduction
• Some pages on model application
• • stand alone
• • coupled
• Remove the pahm code
• add few starting pages for NOAA report

Making sure the PDF is 508 compliance after the review to be submitted to NOAA library

• PPT file is sent to Takis

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

@pvelissariou1

The report will be submitted by Sep 16, 2022. The report for PaHM + ADCIRC coupling through NUOPC/ESMF.

[pvelissariou1]

@saeed-moghimi-noaa

Update: 1) Added most of the additional pages. 2) Temporarily removed the PaHM code part 3) Fixed most of the issues in doxygen generated latex files (created scripts to post-process the doxygen generated latex and html files) 4) Doxygen does not support auto-numbering and proper cross reference for figures and sections/subsections in the document. Work around for that was to create global definitions for the figure/section links. The cross-references look now like: I hope this is acceptable. 5) Working to finalizing report to submit first draft (both in pdf and html) 6) After the final version there will be a post-processing filtering of the latex files so the final report will look as expected (tables, sections, figures, etc ...)

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

Thanks for the update @pvelissariou1 , looking forward to the completed 1st draft of the report. -Saeed

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

Update from Monday 9/19/2022

• Work on 1st draft is still on-going.

@pvelissariou1

• Only focus on finalizing the content in doxygen side (add texts needed for conclusion and elsewhere in the report)
• Generate the latex file
• Work on Latex to finalize the 1st draft

The continuation of this item is very concerning.

[pvelissariou1]

@saeed-moghimi-noaa

First draft of the PaHM documentation is online at: HTML version: https://noaa-ocs-modeling.github.io/PaHM/pahm_manual.pdf PDF version: https://noaa-ocs-modeling.github.io/PaHM/pahm_manual.pdf

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

@pvelissariou1 Report need to be added. Today Takis will send 1st draft including:

• Coupled model configuration
• Three 1st pages

[pvelissariou1]

@saeed-moghimi-noaa

The issues with the generated pdf pages have been resolved. Steps: 1) Create a top level latex file (pahm_manual.tex) that replaces the one created by Doxygen (refman.tex) The new file has refined latex commands that at the end produce a more proper pdf document. 2) Allow Doxygen to generate all individual latex files as before 3) Input into pahm_manual.tex all the relevant files generated by Doxygen (step 2) 4) Run pdflatex to generate the final pdf file

The above steps are automated into the Makefile that creates the documentation. Example of generated file (without the first pages for the moment): Updated PaHM Manual

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

In Review

[janahaddad]

@saeed-moghimi-noaa & @pvelissariou1 is this report still under review?

[pvelissariou1]

Yes, we left as is. I also need to update the doc/manual. I'll keep it open for the time being.

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

@pvelissariou1

Please reshape it into the official NOAA reports to get the review process started. See here an example: On-demand Automated Storm Surge Modeling Including Inland Hydrology Effects

Thanks, -Saeed

[pvelissariou1]

@saeed-moghimi-noaa Saeed, I have done that and sent it to Zizang as I remember. I can do it again though.

[saeed-moghimi-noaa]

Would you please forward that email to me once again?

Thanks

[pvelissariou1]

@saeed-moghimi-noaa I remembered now, I sent an email to Ed and you about the report. Anyway, I found the report: pahm_report.pdf