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WAVEWATCH III
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WAVEWATCH III
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Contains module WMSCRPMD. More...
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| module | wmscrpmd |
| Routines to determine and process grid dependencies in the multi-grid wave model. | |
Functions/Subroutines | |
| subroutine | wmscrpmd::scrip_wrapper (ID_SRC, ID_DST, MAPSTA_SRC, MAPST2_SRC, FLAGLL, GRIDSHIFT, L_MASTER, L_READ, L_TEST) |
| Compute grid information required by SCRIP. More... | |
| subroutine | wmscrpmd::get_scrip_info_unstructured (ID_GRD, GRID_CENTER_LON, GRID_CENTER_LAT, GRID_CORNER_LON, GRID_CORNER_LAT, GRID_MASK, GRID_DIMS, GRID_SIZE, GRID_CORNERS, GRID_RANK) |
| Compute grid arrays for scrip for a specific unstructured grid. More... | |
| subroutine | wmscrpmd::get_scrip_info_structured (ID_GRD, GRID_CENTER_LON, GRID_CENTER_LAT, GRID_CORNER_LON, GRID_CORNER_LAT, GRID_MASK, GRID_DIMS, GRID_SIZE, GRID_CORNERS, GRID_RANK) |
| Compute grid arrays needed for scrip for a specific structured grid. More... | |
| subroutine | wmscrpmd::get_scrip_info (ID_GRD, GRID_CENTER_LON, GRID_CENTER_LAT, GRID_CORNER_LON, GRID_CORNER_LAT, GRID_MASK, GRID_DIMS, GRID_SIZE, GRID_CORNERS, GRID_RANK) |
| Compute grid for scrip for a specific structured grid. More... | |
| subroutine | wmscrpmd::scrip_info_renormalization (GRID_CENTER_LON, GRID_CENTER_LAT, GRID_CORNER_LON, GRID_CORNER_LAT, GRID_MASK, GRID_DIMS, GRID_SIZE, GRID_CORNERS, GRID_RANK, CONV_DX, CONV_DY, OFFSET, GRIDSHIFT) |
| Rescale according to whether the grid is spherical or not. More... | |
| subroutine | wmscrpmd::triang_indexes (I, INEXT, IPREV) |
| Desc not available. More... | |
| subroutine | wmscrpmd::get_unstructured_vertex_degree (MNP, MNE, TRIGP, TRIGINCD) |
| This function returns the list of incidences. More... | |
| subroutine | wmscrpmd::get_boundary (MNP, MNE, TRIGP, IOBP, NEIGHBOR_PREV, NEIGHBOR_NEXT) |
| Returns neighbor of a boundary node. More... | |
| subroutine | wmscrpmd::fix_periodcity (PT) |
| Adjust element longitude coordinates for elements straddling the dateline with distance of ~360 degrees. More... | |
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