I was trying to run the longbay (SC) model.
When sediment is undefined (only hydro), there was no problem for the whole year 2008.
When sediment is defined (a total of 6 sed classes, two from sea bed and four from rivers), the model crashed in the middle of the year 2008.
Details are below.
I suspect this is a issue in sediment part, but am not sure.
Checked the river input nc file, but did not find any problem.
Kevin Xu
kxu@coastal.edu
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361434 14129.99583 5.448856E-03 9.651963E+01 9.652508E+01 1.994789E+11 0
361435 14129.99653 5.452989E-03 9.651949E+01 9.652494E+01 1.994786E+11 0
361436 14129.99722 5.457445E-03 9.651935E+01 9.652481E+01 1.994784E+11 0
361437 14129.99792 5.462220E-03 9.651921E+01 9.652467E+01 1.994781E+11 0
361438 14129.99861 5.467310E-03 9.651907E+01 9.652454E+01 1.994778E+11 0
361439 14129.99931 5.472707E-03 9.651894E+01 9.652441E+01 1.994775E+11 0
GET_2DFLD - surface u-wind component, t = 14130.0042
(File: longbay_atmo.nc, Rec=****, Index=2)
(Tmin= 13514.0000 Tmax= 14244.9917)
(Min = 2.11503053E+00 Max = 2.11503053E+00)
GET_2DFLD - surface v-wind component, t = 14130.0042
(File: longbay_atmo.nc, Rec=****, Index=2)
(Tmin= 13514.0000 Tmax= 14244.9917)
(Min = 4.75043631E+00 Max = 4.75043631E+00)
361440 14130.00000 5.478408E-03 9.651880E+01 9.652428E+01 1.994773E+11 0
WRT_HIS - wrote history fields (Index=1,1) into time record = 0000002
GET_NGFLD - river runoff mass transport, t = 14131.0000
(File: longbay_river.nc, Rec=0618, Index=2)
(Tmin= 13514.0000 Tmax= 14598.0000)
(Min = -3.00158500E+02 Max = -1.35071500E+02)
GET_NGFLD - river runoff potential temperature, t = 14131.0000
(File: longbay_river.nc, Rec=0618, Index=2)
(Tmin= 13514.0000 Tmax= 14598.0000)
(Min = 1.00000000E+01 Max = 1.00000000E+01)
GET_NGFLD - river runoff salinity, t = 14131.0000
(File: longbay_river.nc, Rec=0618, Index=2)
(Tmin= 13514.0000 Tmax= 14598.0000)
(Min = 0.00000000E+00 Max = 0.00000000E+00)
GET_NGFLD - river runoff suspended sediment concentrationt = 14131.0000
(File: longbay_river.nc, Rec=0618, Index=2)
(Tmin= 13514.0000 Tmax= 14598.0000)
(Min = 0.00000000E+00 Max = 0.00000000E+00)
GET_NGFLD - river runoff suspended sediment concentrationt = 14131.0000
(File: longbay_river.nc, Rec=0618, Index=2)
(Tmin= 13514.0000 Tmax= 14598.0000)
(Min = 0.00000000E+00 Max = 0.00000000E+00)
GET_NGFLD - river runoff suspended sediment concentrationt = 14131.0000
(File: longbay_river.nc, Rec=0618, Index=2)
(Tmin= 13514.0000 Tmax= 14598.0000)
(Min = 0.00000000E+00 Max = 6.20000000E-02)
GET_NGFLD - river runoff suspended sediment concentration, size class 04At line 221 of file diag.f90
Fortran runtime error: End of file
rank 0 in job 1 longbay.coastal.edu_43857 caused collective abort of all ranks
exit status of rank 0: killed by signal 9
Model crashed when read river runoff suspended sediment
Moderators: arango, robertson, rsignell
Re: Model crashed when read river runoff suspended sediment
GET_NGFLD - river runoff suspended sediment concentration, size class 04At line 221 of file diag.f90
Fortran runtime error: End of file
rank 0 in job 1 longbay.coastal.edu_43857 caused collective abort of all ranks
exit status of rank 0: killed by signal 9
1) What is on line 221 of file diag.f90?
2) "Fortran runtime error: End of file"
Are there enough time steps in the file?
Fortran runtime error: End of file
rank 0 in job 1 longbay.coastal.edu_43857 caused collective abort of all ranks
exit status of rank 0: killed by signal 9
1) What is on line 221 of file diag.f90?
2) "Fortran runtime error: End of file"
Are there enough time steps in the file?
Re: Model crashed when read river runoff suspended sediment
1) What is on line 221 of file diag.f90?
It is IF (Master) WRITE (stdout,20) iic(ng)-1, tdays(ng), avgke, &
& avgpe, avgkp, volume, trd
More info is:
IF (Master) WRITE (stdout,10) 'STEP', 'time[DAYS]', &
& 'KINETIC_ENRG', 'POTEN_ENRG', &
& 'TOTAL_ENRG', 'NET_VOLUME', &
& 'trd'
10 FORMAT (/,3x,a,2x,a,2x,a,4x,a,4x,a,3x,a,2x,a,/)
END IF
IF (Master) WRITE (stdout,20) iic(ng)-1, tdays(ng), avgke, &
& avgpe, avgkp, volume, trd
20 FORMAT (i7,f12.5,4(1pe14.6),i4)
2) "Fortran runtime error: End of file"
Are there enough time steps in the file?
Model time step is 60s, and the river runoff is daily.
Wind is every 20 min.
It is IF (Master) WRITE (stdout,20) iic(ng)-1, tdays(ng), avgke, &
& avgpe, avgkp, volume, trd
More info is:
IF (Master) WRITE (stdout,10) 'STEP', 'time[DAYS]', &
& 'KINETIC_ENRG', 'POTEN_ENRG', &
& 'TOTAL_ENRG', 'NET_VOLUME', &
& 'trd'
10 FORMAT (/,3x,a,2x,a,2x,a,4x,a,4x,a,3x,a,2x,a,/)
END IF
IF (Master) WRITE (stdout,20) iic(ng)-1, tdays(ng), avgke, &
& avgpe, avgkp, volume, trd
20 FORMAT (i7,f12.5,4(1pe14.6),i4)
2) "Fortran runtime error: End of file"
Are there enough time steps in the file?
Model time step is 60s, and the river runoff is daily.
Wind is every 20 min.
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Re: Model crashed when read river runoff suspended sediment
It crashed because of temperature and salinity. Nothing to do with the sediment. If you are using a recent version of ROMS, you need to be sure that you activate input parameter LtracerSrc:
Check
release notes for the latest version or the following
trac ticket.
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! Logical switches (TRUE/FALSE) to specify which variables to consider on
! tracers point Sources/Sinks (like river runoff): [1:NAT+NPT,Ngrids].
! See glossary below for details.
LtracerSrc == T T ! temperature, salinity, inert
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Re: Model crashed when read river runoff suspended sediment
I am using ROMS 3.0
svn: $Id: Version 110 2007-09-20 04:31:40Z arango $
All Rivers' temperature is 10 degree C, and salinity is 0.
If it is a problem due to temperature and salinity, why did the model run the whole year (for hydrodynamics only) without any problem?
svn: $Id: Version 110 2007-09-20 04:31:40Z arango $
All Rivers' temperature is 10 degree C, and salinity is 0.
If it is a problem due to temperature and salinity, why did the model run the whole year (for hydrodynamics only) without any problem?