I've been trying to run a forecast for a custom regional domain that I cut from a global domain using MPAS-Limited-Area, but I can't get past the lateral boundary condition creation step. Here, init_atmosphere fails with the following error:
Reading dimensions from input streams ...
----- reading dimensions from stream 'input' using file windstorm_12km.static.nc
nCells = 7409
nEdges = 22547
nVertices = 15139
TWO = 2
maxEdges = 6
maxEdges2 = 12
vertexDegree = 3
R3 = 3
nlcat = 20
nscat = 16
nMonths = 12
nSoilComps = 8
FIFTEEN = 15
nVertLevelsP1 *** not found in stream ***
ERROR: At least one fields to be read from the 'input' stream is dimensioned
ERROR: by 'nVertLevelsP1', but the 'nVertLevelsP1' dimension is not defined
ERROR: in the file windstorm_12km.static.nc
CRITICAL ERROR: Please check the input file(s) to be read by the 'input' input stream.
I think that the problem is occurring at the static file creation step, but I can't figure out how I can change my settings to ensure all the correct variables are defined (or maybe even the problem is with the grid file I created?) There are a number of messages printed in the log when I run init_atmosphere for creating the static file:
WARNING: Attribute file_id not found in grid.nc
WARNING: Using '' for the previous file_id.
WARNING: Attribute parent_id not found in grid.nc
WARNING: Setting parent_id to ''
WARNING: Attribute mesh_spec not found in grid.nc
WARNING: Setting mesh_spec to '0.0'
* Requested field zgrid is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
* Requested field rdzw is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
* Requested field dzu is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
* Requested field rdzu is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
* Requested field fzm is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
... etc.
But I don't know if these are normal or not.
My run directories are on Derecho at /glade/derecho/scratch/kavulich/MPAS/GFS_windstorm/run_init_static/ ( and /glade/derecho/scratch/kavulich/MPAS/GFS_windstorm/run_init_lbcs/ (init_atmosphere for LBCs)
Please let me know if you need more information to help, and thanks in advance!
Reading dimensions from input streams ...
----- reading dimensions from stream 'input' using file windstorm_12km.static.nc
nCells = 7409
nEdges = 22547
nVertices = 15139
TWO = 2
maxEdges = 6
maxEdges2 = 12
vertexDegree = 3
R3 = 3
nlcat = 20
nscat = 16
nMonths = 12
nSoilComps = 8
FIFTEEN = 15
nVertLevelsP1 *** not found in stream ***
ERROR: At least one fields to be read from the 'input' stream is dimensioned
ERROR: by 'nVertLevelsP1', but the 'nVertLevelsP1' dimension is not defined
ERROR: in the file windstorm_12km.static.nc
CRITICAL ERROR: Please check the input file(s) to be read by the 'input' input stream.
I think that the problem is occurring at the static file creation step, but I can't figure out how I can change my settings to ensure all the correct variables are defined (or maybe even the problem is with the grid file I created?) There are a number of messages printed in the log when I run init_atmosphere for creating the static file:
WARNING: Attribute file_id not found in grid.nc
WARNING: Using '' for the previous file_id.
WARNING: Attribute parent_id not found in grid.nc
WARNING: Setting parent_id to ''
WARNING: Attribute mesh_spec not found in grid.nc
WARNING: Setting mesh_spec to '0.0'
* Requested field zgrid is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
* Requested field rdzw is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
* Requested field dzu is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
* Requested field rdzu is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
* Requested field fzm is deactivated due to packages, or is a scratch variable.
... etc.
But I don't know if these are normal or not.
My run directories are on Derecho at /glade/derecho/scratch/kavulich/MPAS/GFS_windstorm/run_init_static/ ( and /glade/derecho/scratch/kavulich/MPAS/GFS_windstorm/run_init_lbcs/ (init_atmosphere for LBCs)
Please let me know if you need more information to help, and thanks in advance!