Usage
read62_01_run_control_params(read62_inp = "read62_template.txt",
read_data_from_surf_dat = TRUE, ibyr = NULL, ibmo = NULL, ibdy = NULL,
ibhr = NULL, ibsec = 0, ieyr = NULL, iemo = NULL, iedy = NULL,
iehr = NULL, iesec = 0, jdat = 2, isub = 2, ifmt = 2, pstop = 500,
lht = FALSE, ltemp = FALSE, lwd = FALSE, lws = FALSE, lxtop = TRUE,
pvtop = 850, lxsfc = TRUE, zvsfc = 200)
Arguments
read62_inp
the absolute path and filename for the working CALMET input file.
read_data_from_surf_dat
an option to read the time variable data from an extant SURF.DAT file in the working folder.
ibyr
the starting year for the CALMET run.
ibmo
the starting month for the CALMET run.
ibdy
the starting day for the CALMET run.
ibhr
the starting hour for the CALMET run.
ibsec
the starting second for the CALMET run.
ieyr
the ending year for the CALMET run.
iemo
the ending month for the CALMET run.
iedy
the ending day for the CALMET run.
iehr
the ending hour for the CALMET run.
iesec
the ending second for the CALMET run.
jdat
the type of NCDC input sounding data file; where '1' is the TD-6201 format and '2' is the NCDC FSL format.
isub
the format of substitute UP.DAT input sounding data file; where '0' indicates that no substitute will be used, '1' states that the delimiter between sounding levels is a forward slash (and WS and WD have integer representations), and '2' states that the delimiter between sounding levels is a comma (and WS and WD have floating point representations).
ifmt
the format of the main UP.DAT input sounding data file; where '1' states that the delimiter between sounding levels is a forward slash (and WS and WD have integer representations), and '2' states that the delimiter between sounding levels is a comma (and WS and WD have floating point representations).
pstop
the top pressure level (in mb units) for which data are extracted. The pressure level must correspond to a height that equals or exceeds the top of the CALMET modeling domain, or else CALMET will stop with an error message.
lht
a missing data control option for height that is used determine when a sounding level is rejected. If the height is missing from a level, that level will be rejected.
ltemp
a missing data control option for temperature that is used determine when a sounding level is rejected. If the temperature is missing from a level, that level will be rejected.
lwd
a missing data control option for wind direction that is used determine when a sounding level is rejected. If the wind direction is missing from a level, that level will be rejected.
lws
a missing data control option for wind speed that is used determine when a sounding level is rejected. If the wind speed is missing from a level, that level will be rejected.
lxtop
choice of whether to extrapolate to extend missing profile data to PSTOP pressure level.
pvtop
if 'lxtop' is TRUE, then pvtop is the pressure level corresponding to where valid data must exist.
lxsfc
choice of whether to extrapolate to extend missing profile data to the surface.
zvsfc
if 'lxsfc' is TRUE, then zvsfc is the height (in meters) corresponding to where valid data must exist.