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== notes on basin data ==
 
== notes on basin data ==
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When we extract these basin data sets as binary regular mesh format, Kevin can check them by plotting and comparing with previous versions. He needs separate files for Z1.0 and Z2.5 in meters.
 
When we extract these basin data sets as binary regular mesh format, Kevin can check them by plotting and comparing with previous versions. He needs separate files for Z1.0 and Z2.5 in meters.
  

Revision as of 05:07, 21 October 2017

These links are information about the current UCVM software.

basin_query z1000 first occurence or second occurence test

  • goal of this test is to evaluate the difference between results for the z1000 test using difference rules for which z1000 depth to return, the first occurence of the specified Vs, or the second occurence, or something else. We need to document the algorithms available in ucvmc, and show example return values for each.

basin_query serial and mpi tests

  • goal of this test is to evaluate the results from basin_query and basin_query_mpi to demonstrate the produce the same results.

mpi ucvm2mesh tests

  • goal of this test is to construct awp test meshes using both ucvm2mesh and ucvm2mesh_mpi. Then we want to compare the resulting meshes and make sure they are identical
  • ucvmc Installation instructions need to be updated to describe how to create mpi version if running on usc hpc.

Basin region Specs

CCA:

  • minLat = 33.35
  • minLon = -123
  • nx = 1551
  • ny = 1201
  • gridSpacing = 0.005 m

CVM-S4.26:

  • minLat = 31;
  • minLon = -121;
  • nx = 1701;
  • ny = 1101;
  • gridSpacing = 0.005 m

notes on basin data

When we extract these basin data sets as binary regular mesh format, Kevin can check them by plotting and comparing with previous versions. He needs separate files for Z1.0 and Z2.5 in meters.

The binary files are 4 byte float, little endian, fast XY, no rotation. Here are the formulas for lat/lon at a given x/y index:

lon = xIndex * gridSpacing + minLon
lat = yIndex * gridSpacing + minLat

and for calculating the file position for a given xIndex/yIndex:

filePos = 4 * (nx * yIndex + xIndex)

The first data point is bottom left (at minX, minY).

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