Run test of BRAMS_5-01

$ cd BRAMS-5.01/bin

$ gedit RAMSIN_5-01

change RUNTYPE  = 'INITIAL' to MAKESFC
The MAKESFC  generate the surface files in the folder SFC in dataout


Note that some variables CAN receive input data that has to coincide with the date you put in " Start of simulation"
Are these:HFILIN, PASTFN and NUD_HFILE

Also note that some variables HAVE to receive input data according to the date you put in " Start of simulation"
Are these: USDATA_IN and IAPR

If the data come from operational files, that is from scratchout, these are deleted every 40 days, so if run using data from scratchout there being an current date.


sure you will use serial
$ gedit run_BRAMS_5-01.sh
Change to serial


run the model
$ ./run_BRAMS_5-01.sh

give the command to see if it's running
$ qstat -u "your_name" 
If you want to monitor the outgoing message, type
$ tail -f makevfile.log

are generated the messages saida.out, saida.err and makvfile.log
They are created files in the folder SFC

$ gedit RAMSIN_5-01
change  RUNTYPE  = 'MAKESFC' to MAKEVFILE

run the model 
$ ./run_BRAMS_5-01.sh

are generated the messages saida.out, saida.err and makvfile.log
They are created files in the folder IVAR
It was used DPs files based on the date that you have chosen to run, IYEAR1,
if you need to run some ancient date , you must get old DPs files.


$ gedit RAMSIN_5-01
change  RUNTYPE  = 'MAKEVFILE' to INITIAL

The phase INITIAL usually need many processors, then, change the run_brams to parallel

$ gedit run_BRAMS_5-01.sh
Change to parallel

run the model 
$ ./run_BRAMS_5-01.sh

are generated the messages saida.out, saida.err and makvfile.log
They are created files in the folders ANL HIS UMIDADE e POSPROCESS

In the folder POSPROCESS there are the files .ctl which are opened by grads.

$cd POSPROCESS
$ grads


          Possible errors that you will commit in the future

- there must be a proportion between the variables Deltax(y) with DTlong 
- Input data NUD_HFILE, HFILIN, PASTFN, USDATA_IN IAPR, ITOPTFN to NDVIFN, out of date, or not exist.