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Why I have 3 wfrout files in each domain?
- Thread starter pline
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Hi,
You have the following settings in your namelist.
This means the history interval is every hour, and you will have 1000 history intervals in a single wrfout* file. There will be 24 history intervals for each day. If you do the math, you can see the next file is output after 1000 history times have been put into the initial wrfout file (for each domain). If you want it all to be in the same file, you need to set frames_per_outfile to a larger number than 1000 (at least 2280), so it will incorporate all 95 days.
You have the following settings in your namelist.
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history_interval = 60, 60,
frames_per_outfile = 1000, 1000,This means the history interval is every hour, and you will have 1000 history intervals in a single wrfout* file. There will be 24 history intervals for each day. If you do the math, you can see the next file is output after 1000 history times have been put into the initial wrfout file (for each domain). If you want it all to be in the same file, you need to set frames_per_outfile to a larger number than 1000 (at least 2280), so it will incorporate all 95 days.
If the history_interval is set to 60, this means history is updated every hour. There are 24 hours in a day. If you are running for 95 days, you need to multiple 24x95 to determine how many frames (history times) you want in each file. 24 x 95 = 2280.Can I ask for a calculation equation? How can I calculate it?
Thank you, KwernerIf the history_interval is set to 60, this means history is updated every hour. There are 24 hours in a day. If you are running for 95 days, you need to multiple 24x95 to determine how many frames (history times) you want in each file. 24 x 95 = 2280.