Hi Mohiders,
Is it possible to impose a variable exterior value at the water properties boundary (e.g. using a time series)?
in alternative is it possible to change the exterior value from one run to the other when e do a continuation run (it seems that in this case the model keeps the original initialization value even if I change the boundary value in the continuation run).
thanks
Flávio
Impose a variable value at the boundary
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Re: Impose a variable value at the boundary
The methodology that I normally follow is to considered the follow in the Waterproperties_x.dat file
<beginproperty>
NAME : nitrate
DATA_ASSIMILATION : 1
!Null gradient
BOUNDARY_CONDITION : 4
...
<endproperty>
In Assimilation_x.dat
<beginproperty>
NAME : nitrate
UNITS : mgN/l
DIMENSION : 3D
OUTPUT_HDF : 1
<<begin_field>>
DEFAULTVALUE : 0.1
FILE_IN_TIME : timeserie
FILENAME : ..\..\GeneralData\OpenBound\Nitrate.dat
TYPE_ZUV : z
<<end_field>>
<<begin_coef>>
DEFAULTVALUE : 1e9
TYPE_ZUV : z
FILE_IN_TIME : NONE
REMAIN_CONSTANT : 1
INITIALIZATION_METHOD : SPONGE
SPONGE_OUT : 1e5
<<end_coef>>
<endproperty>
<beginproperty>
NAME : nitrate
DATA_ASSIMILATION : 1
!Null gradient
BOUNDARY_CONDITION : 4
...
<endproperty>
In Assimilation_x.dat
<beginproperty>
NAME : nitrate
UNITS : mgN/l
DIMENSION : 3D
OUTPUT_HDF : 1
<<begin_field>>
DEFAULTVALUE : 0.1
FILE_IN_TIME : timeserie
FILENAME : ..\..\GeneralData\OpenBound\Nitrate.dat
TYPE_ZUV : z
<<end_field>>
<<begin_coef>>
DEFAULTVALUE : 1e9
TYPE_ZUV : z
FILE_IN_TIME : NONE
REMAIN_CONSTANT : 1
INITIALIZATION_METHOD : SPONGE
SPONGE_OUT : 1e5
<<end_coef>>
<endproperty>
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