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tslist output gives n-1 hours of data for n hour simulation

mhafsah

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Hi all,
I have run two simulations of 48 hours and 2 hours and got 47 hours and 1 hour of tslist output respectively. So in both cases, I am missing the last hour's time-series data, though I have all of the wrfouts for all simulation hours.
I could not find anywhere to change the number of rows (or, hours) in the tslist output. Am I doing something wrong or is it supposed to be like that? I need the last hour of output so should I just run 1 additional hour to get the required length of output?
I really appreciate any help anyone can provide. Thank you
Muna
 
Hi Muna,
Can you attach your *.TS output file, as well as your namelist.input and rsl.out.0000 files for one of the two simulations? Thanks!
 
Hi Karl,
sorry for the late reply. I have attached the required files here. I looked into the code of tslist in GitHub repository.
here is a subroutine SUBROUTINE write_ts( grid ) where they used this argument: DO n=1,grid%next_ts_time - 1 for a couple of time. I don’t know much about fortran syntax but can this be a reason for having the data short of 1 hour? What I understand is that it does not include the last time step in its calculation.
To solve this problem I just added 1 more hour to my simulation so you'll find 49 hours of simulation in the attached files.
 

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Hi,
Apologies for the delay. Our HPC has been down a couple of times this week, so I wasn't able to look at what I had tested for this previously. The rsl file and the namelist you sent don't match. The rsl file shows a 2020 simulation, but the namelist is for 2012. The atl.d02.PH file you sent has 28800 time steps listed, so I'm not sure which one that applies to since the namelist is for a 129 day, 18 hr simulation. Can you send me the files that correspond to each other? Thanks!
 
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