# 0 "" # 0 "" # 0 "" # 1 "/usr/include/stdc-predef.h" 1 3 4 # 17 "/usr/include/stdc-predef.h" 3 4 # 2 "" 2 # 1 "" # 10 "" !KAL -- this module allows us to fine-tune the fields !KAL -- we wish to include in the analysis. The new !KAL -- layout of the EnKF makes it possible to specify fields !KAL -- to analyze at run-time rather than at compile-time !KAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- !KAL -- !KAL -- Module variables: !KAL -- numfields - total number of fields to process !KAL -- fieldnames - the names of the fields we wish to analyze !KAL -- fieldlevel - the levels of the associated fields !KAL -- fieldtype - in which file the field can be found: !ckb -- 1: ice, 2: ocean, 3: ice parameter, !ckb -- 4: ocean parameter !KAL -- !KAL -- Ex: If we only want to assimilate temperatures in layer !KAL -- one and two, numfields, fieldnames and fieldlevel !KAL -- would look like: !KAL -- !KAL -- numfields=2 !KAL -- fieldnames (1)='temp', fieldnames (2)='temp' !KAL -- fieldlevel (1)= 1, fieldlevel (2)=2 (???) !ckb -- fieldtype (1)= 2, fieldtype (2)=2 !KAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- !KAL -- The file "analysisfields.in" specifies the fields to !KAL -- inlude in the analysis. Format of one line is fieldname !ckb -- first layer, last layer and fieldtype. For example: !KAL -- !KAL -- fieldname 1 31 1 !KAL -- 12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 !KAL -- !KAL -- Fortran format for one line is '(a14,3i3)' !KAL -- !KAL -- Example: to specify that we want temperature and salinity !ckb -- in layers 1-31 (ocean variables, type 2) to be !ckb -- updated, as well as ice concentration (layer 0, !ckb -- type 1), and the atmosphere-ice-drag coefficient, !ckb -- specify: !ckb -- !ckb -- a_i_htc1 0 0 1 !ckb -- v_i_htc1 0 0 1 !ckb -- tempt_il3_htc5 0 0 1 !ckb -- ub 1 31 2 !ckb -- vb 1 31 2 !ckb -- cai 0 0 3 !KAL -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ! [FM,CKB] Changed to allow for column "parameter" module mod_analysisfields character(len=*), parameter :: infile='analysisfields.in' integer,save :: numfields character(len=14), dimension(:), save, allocatable:: fieldnames integer , dimension(:), save, allocatable:: fieldlevel integer , dimension(:), save, allocatable:: fieldtype contains integer function get_nrfields() use qmpi implicit none integer :: ios,first,last,type logical :: ex character(len=14) :: char14 inquire(exist=ex,file=infile) if (.not. ex) then if (master) print *,'Could not find '//infile call stop_mpi() end if open(10,status='old',form='formatted',file=infile) ios=0 get_nrfields=0 do while (ios==0) read(10,100,iostat=ios) char14,first,last,type if (ios==0) get_nrfields=get_nrfields+last-first+1 end do close(10) 100 format (a14,3i3) end function subroutine get_analysisfields() use qmpi implicit none integer :: first,last,type,k,nfld,ios logical :: ex character(len=14) :: char14 numfields=get_nrfields() if (master) print *,'numfields is ',numfields if (numfields<=0 .or.numfields > 18000) then ! FM I Changed 600 to 18000 if (master) print *,'(get_analysisfields) numfields is higher than max allowed setting or = 0' call stop_mpi() end if allocate(fieldnames(numfields)) allocate(fieldlevel(numfields)) allocate(fieldtype(numfields)) inquire(exist=ex,file=infile) if (.not. ex) then if (master) print *,'Could not find '//infile call stop_mpi() end if open(10,status='old',form='formatted',file=infile) ios=0 nfld=0 do while (ios==0) read(10,100,iostat=ios) char14,first,last,type if (ios==0) then do k=first,last fieldnames (nfld+k-first+1)=char14 fieldlevel (nfld+k-first+1)=k fieldtype (nfld+k-first+1)=type end do nfld=nfld+last-first+1 end if end do close(10) 100 format (a14,3i3) if (nfld/=numfields) then if (master) print *,'An error occured when reading '//infile call stop_mpi() end if ! List fields used in analysis print *, "(mod_analysisfields) Fields used in analysis:" print *, "(mod_analysisfields) --- removed to reduce output ---" !do k=1,numfields ! if (master) print *,fieldnames(k),fieldlevel(k),fieldtype(k) !end do end subroutine end module mod_analysisfields