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d01 2017-07-20_00:00:00 Error trying to read metadata
- Thread starter xuebai
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Hi,
Can you please provide more information? I'm not sure what your message means, where you see the error, which process you're seeing this error on (e.g., real.exe or wrf.exe). In addition to that, please attach your namelist.input file and your full error/out log(s). If you have multiple rsl* files, please package those together into a single *.tar file and attach that. Thanks.
Can you please provide more information? I'm not sure what your message means, where you see the error, which process you're seeing this error on (e.g., real.exe or wrf.exe). In addition to that, please attach your namelist.input file and your full error/out log(s). If you have multiple rsl* files, please package those together into a single *.tar file and attach that. Thanks.
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I hope to use the wrf-chem4.4 model to simulate the distribution of co2 and input anthropogenic emissions, but the distribution of co2 is not found in the results. Please help me. The relevant files are in the files archive.also the Error trying to read metadataHi,
Can you please provide more information? I'm not sure what your message means, where you see the error, which process you're seeing this error on (e.g., real.exe or wrf.exe). In addition to that, please attach your namelist.input file and your full error/out log(s). If you have multiple rsl* files, please package those together into a single *.tar file and attach that. Thanks.
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Hi,I hope to use the wrf-chem4.4 model to simulate the distribution of co2 and input anthropogenic emissions, but the distribution of co2 is not found in the results. Please help me. The relevant files are in the files archive.also the Error trying to read metadata
Since this error is specific to WRF-Chem, please post your question in that section of the forum. Just so you know, there is no longer support for WRF-chem, but it's possible another user will see your question and be able to help. You may also find the answer in a previously-posted thread - you can do a search to try to find it, if so.