Hi everyone,
I am doing a run for 2 years (2003-2004), and my inputs range from dec-2002 to jan-2005. Still, it runs one year and then I get the following message for all the atmospheric forcings (bulk):
SET_2DFLD - current model time exceeds ending value for variable: Tair
TDAYS = 1461.0104
Data Tmin = 1065.0000 Data Tmax = 1858.0000
Data Tstr = 1095.0000 Data Tend = 1095.2500
TINTRP1 = 1461.0000 TINTRP2 = 1461.0000
FAC1 = -0.0104 FAC2 = 0.0104
I checked all the time parameters, in my i.n file I have
NTIMES == 70080
DT == 900.0d0
NDTFAST == 60
and
DSTART = 1095.0d0
TIDE_START = 0.0d0
TIME_REF = 20000101.0d
So that means I am telling the model to run 70080*900 seconds after [01/01/2000 +(1095 days)] (corresponding to 01/01/2003), correct?
That means it would run 730 days after day 1095 (based on TIME_REF), leading to day 1825, so I would need the inputs to range from 1095 to 1825 at least.
But the oceanic inputs (salt_time) go from day 1079-1841 and my atmospheric inputs go from day 1065-1858.
Where else should I be looking for this problem's solution? The data are there, and What really bugs me is that it ran exactly one year!
Thanks already!
Problems with time steps (model time exceeding forcing time)
Re: Problems with time steps (model time exceeding forcing t
Is there a chance that you have two records with the time 1461 days in your forcing file? That could confuse ROMS.
Re: Problems with time steps (model time exceeding forcing t
That's right, Kate, thank you very much!