Good afternoon everyone,
I'm excited to share the latest updates for WRF-MOSIT!
I've upgraded all codes, libraries, and tools to their latest versions as of July 1, 2024. Additionally, I've added several new features and removed outdated functionalities to ensure optimal performance.
New Additions:
- Updated all libraries, software, and tools to their latest versions.
- Added GrADS and OpenGrADS installations for MacOS.
- Implemented checks for an active conda environment before installing WRF-MOSIT.
- Transitioned from Intel Classic Compilers to the new LLVM Compilers (ifx/icx/icpx).
- Included new geography files for specialized cases.
- Enhanced Readme files with updated instructions for executing .exe files.
Removals:
- Removed Hurricane-WRF due to dependency on non-free Intel Classic Compilers. I recommend using WRF with the vortex following option—contact me for assistance.
- Temporarily removed the DTC MET Toolkit for Intel LLVM compilers. A compatible version is in development.
- Discontinued QGIS support due to stability issues and lack of support for GIS-WRF.
- Ended sponsorships following changes in GitHub's policies.
Future Projects:
- Ongoing maintenance of libraries and codes.
- Plan to update the MET toolkit upon the release of the new version.
- Development of the COAWST model for Intel, with the GNU version already completed.
Known Issues:
- Compilation error in WRFCHEM w/KPP with Intel LLVM due to excessive core usage. Contact me directly for a tailored installation.
- GNU 14 compatibility issues with some WRF-MOSIT systems; I'm currently exploring necessary compilation flags.
- An interactive terminal prompt bug in UBUNTU 24.01 disrupts proper installation; a fix is underway with Canonical.
I'm pleased with these updates and eager to see your innovative applications of WRF-MOSIT.
As a reminder, please ensure to cite WRF-MOSIT in any publication, as REQUIRED by its academic journal publication:
Hatheway, W., Snoun, H., ur Rehman, H. et al. WRF-MOSIT: a modular and cross-platform tool for configuring and installing the WRF model. Earth Sci Inform (2023). (
https://doi.org/10.1007/s12145-023-01136-y)
The updated code is available on GitHub:
Trying to help the atmospheric community one BASH script at a time. - HathewayWill
github.com
Thank you for your continued support and encouragement.
Best regards,
WH
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