tharundola
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Hello and good day!
Can someone please help me in finding different wrfout variables like RAIN_LAMB, ACINTS, CF3, DNW
Can someone please help me in finding different wrfout variables like RAIN_LAMB, ACINTS, CF3, DNW
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finding variable names
- Thread starter tharundola
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Are you looking for the definitions of these variables? If they exist, you can check in the Registry/Registry.EM_COMMON file. Otherwise, you can search for the variable in the code (for e.g.,)
and then look in the files in which they are found to see if there is any descriptive information (or you can access them based on the calculations).
Git:
grep -i acints */*.Ftharundola
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Thank you for your response. I am looking for descriptions and use those variables. where shell we get those?
As I stated in the post above, you can find some descriptions in Registry/Registry.EM_COMMON, and others may be in the specific files (e.g., phys/module_*). You'll need to search for the variable to find it in the code, if you aren't finding what you need in the registry file.
I tried kwerner's suggestion in my wrf version 4.5, and got the description of one of your variables in the registry.noahmp while finding something else
grep -i acints registry.noahmp
If this works, maybe you can find the other variables among those files too!
In your WRF directory go to Registry directory and try using:Thank you for your response. I am looking for descriptions and use those variables. where shell we get those?
grep -i acints registry.noahmp
If this works, maybe you can find the other variables among those files too!