Dear,
I'm having some (hopefully standard) issues running MPAS-A.
I'm running a regional circular domain of 1500 km diameter on a 3km resolution.
Using ERA5 as initial and boundary conditions, and OSTIA for sea surface temperature, ./init_atmosphere_model runs fine and the init.nc and lbc*.nc look plausible (checked with convert_mpas and ncview).
Then ./atmosphere_model runs fine on 2 cores, but is obviously very slow. However, when increasing the number of cores to 4 or 8, it crashes.
I attached the following files:
- streams.atmosphere
- namelist.atmosphere
- run_mpas800: bash script to submit to SLURM
- slurm.err: the slurm error file
- log.atmosphere.0000.out
No log.atmosphere.*.err files were created.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find a solution on the forum.
Many thanks in advance!
I'm having some (hopefully standard) issues running MPAS-A.
I'm running a regional circular domain of 1500 km diameter on a 3km resolution.
Using ERA5 as initial and boundary conditions, and OSTIA for sea surface temperature, ./init_atmosphere_model runs fine and the init.nc and lbc*.nc look plausible (checked with convert_mpas and ncview).
Then ./atmosphere_model runs fine on 2 cores, but is obviously very slow. However, when increasing the number of cores to 4 or 8, it crashes.
I attached the following files:
- streams.atmosphere
- namelist.atmosphere
- run_mpas800: bash script to submit to SLURM
- slurm.err: the slurm error file
- log.atmosphere.0000.out
No log.atmosphere.*.err files were created.
Unfortunately, I couldn't find a solution on the forum.
Many thanks in advance!