wpsze

WRF | WRF em_real namelist.input Examples

WRF | WRF em_real namelist.input Examples

WRF em_real namelist.input Examples For em_real namelist.input.default The default namelist.input file for real cases had several settings that go against best practices and recommendations. WRF/test/

2023-04-30

WRF

#WRF #namelist.input

GFS/FNL dataset

GFS/FNL dataset

News (2024 July) RDA Data Services Unavailable July 30, 2024 New setup goes to https://waipangsze.github.io/2024/08/16/GFS_FNL_RDA_upgrade/ GFS The Global Forecast System (GFS)[1] is a National Center

2023-04-27

NWP

#WRF #WPS #MPAS #IC/BC #GFS #FNL #RDA #NCEP

Git/Github

Create an empty git repo Git settings will be recorded in the ~/.gitconfig 、~/.config/git/config file under the home page of the user's directory. We need to use the config command to set it. Git 附帶一個

2023-04-27

Git

#Github #git

WRF | WRF/WPS Geographical Static Data

WRF | WRF/WPS Geographical Static Data

WRF geographical static Data WPS V4 Geographical Static Data Downloads Page These are all the mandatory fields required to run WPS and WRF. All are under: https://www2.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/src/wps_file

2023-04-27

WRF

#WRF #WPS #geodata

Git rebase -i

Use rebase -i to merge commits Ref: https://backlog.com/git-tutorial/tw/stepup/stepup7_5.html To merge past commits, use the rebase -i command $ git rebase -i HEAD~~ The default text editor will o

2023-04-26

Git

#git rebase

GNU GCC

GNU[1] [2] is an operating system that is free software—that is, it respects users' freedom. The GNU operating system consists of GNU packages (programs specifically released by the GNU Project) as we

2023-04-25

Linux

#HPC #NWP #gnu #gcc

WRF | WRF installation on a Linux-based machine

WRF | WRF installation on a Linux-based machine

WRF Version 1.0: WRF was first released December 2000 Version 2.0: May 2004 Version 3.0: April 2008 Version 4.0: June 2018 (add hybrid vertical coordinate) Version 4.1: April 2019 Version 4.2: April

2023-04-25

WRF

#WRF #WPS #NWP #Installation #gnu #gcc

Slurm

SLURM (Simple Linux Utility for Resource Management) [1] [5] is a powerful and flexible workload manager, designed for distributed computing environments. It is an open-source, highly-scalable system

2023-04-24

Linux

#HPC #NWP #slurm

Setting up Blog on github.io

Setting up Blog on github.io

This article shares the process of setting up blog website on github.io. Create a new github and git clone to local computer 12# the project to your own account and renaming the repo with <youruser

2023-04-23

github

#github.io #blog #jekyll