serial.h File Reference

Header file for Serial (non-parallel) utilities. More...

#include "globals.h"
#include "netcdf.h"

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Data Structures

struct combo_table

Defines

#define HDF_VERIFY(a) if(ret == FAIL) { printf("*** UNEXPECTED RETURN from %s is %d\n", a, (int)ret); }

#define MAXCOMBOS 30

Functions

void writeMap (char *, void *, int, unsigned char, int)

Write data for spatial (map) output binary file.

void writeFloatMap (char *, char *, float *, int, unsigned char, int, char *, int)

Write floating point data for spatial (map) output binary file (new v2.8.2).

void writeFloatNetCDF (char *, char *, float *, int, unsigned char, int, char *, int)

void write_header (char *mapFileName, int size)

Write header info for spatial (map) output binary file.

void send_point_lists2 (SeriesParm *pSeries, int nSeries)

Point time series output: print time series data to file(s).

void writeSeries (void *fValue, char *label, char *desc, int N0, int N1, byte Mtype, byte format)

Write to a spatial data window in a debug file.

void Combine (float *fValue, char *label, int nComp, int cType, int step)

A variety of stat summaries in a selected spatial window (debug-related).

void open_point_lists (SeriesParm *pSeries, int nSeries)

Point time series output: open files and print headers.

void exparam (struct nodenv *envInfo)

Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.

void exgridsplit (int nprocs, int ndim, int nprocs2[2])

Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.

void exgridcoord (int pnum, int rnum[2])

Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.

void exgridsize (int pnum, int gsize[2], int lsize[2], int lstart[2])

Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.

void set_async_mode (FILE *file)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void fmulti (FILE *file)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void fsingl (FILE *file)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void fasync (FILE *file)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void exchange_borders (UCHAR *map, int size)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void Cplot (VOIDP Map, unsigned char Mtype, float max_value, float min_value)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void broadcastMsg (UCHAR *msgPtr)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void broadcastInt (int *iValPtr)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void broadcastChar (UCHAR *cPtr)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void broadcastData (void *dataPtr, int *dataSize)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void broadcastFloat (void *dataPtr)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void sync_processors ()

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void open_debug_outFile (int index)

Open debug-related output files.

int exgridinit (int dim, int *nprocs)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

int on_this_proc (int x, int y)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

void local_setup (int argc, char **argv)

Does very little in serial implementation (opens a low-level debug file).

int init_config_file (FILE *vpFile, char term1, char term2, char term3, char term4)

Get format definition of output configuration file (does nothing effective!).

int skip_cnfg_space (FILE *vpFile, char *tch)

Skip spaces in reading (model outlist) configuration file.

int parse_packet (FILE *vpFile, int *nArgs, char *test)

Parse through a configuration fileline to obtain the configuration commands.

int get_number (FILE *infile)

Get a numeric digit from a file.

int goto_index (FILE *infile, char tchar, int index)

Go to a particular indexed/demarked point in the habitat-specfic parameter file.

int read_header (char *mapfile)

Read header info for spatial (map) input binary file.

int getCombineIndex (char *name, int step, int type, int *last)

A variety of stat summaries in a selected spatial window (debug-related).

float * get_hab_parm (char *s_parm_name, int s_parm_relval, char *parmName)

Read the input data file to get a habitat-specfic parameter array.

float get_global_parm (char *s_parm_name, int s_parm_relval, char *parmName)

Read the input data file to get a global parameter.

float get_modexperim_parm (char *s_parm_name, int s_parm_relval, char *parmName)

Read the input data file to get a model experiment parameter.

float get_Nth_parm (FILE *infile, int pIndex, int *end, int hIndex)

Get the N'th parameter in the habitat-specfic parameter file.

char * match_Sparm (char *s_parm_name, int s_parm_relval, char *parmName)

Determine if the parameter is being varied for a sensitivity analysis.

float SMDRAND (float fminVal, float fmaxVal)

Psuedo-random number generator (unused).

float * readSeriesCol (char *filename, int format, int index, int *Npt, float *TStep, int col)

(Unused). Read time series input data for spatial interpolations

byte readMap (char *, void *)

Read data for spatial (map) input binary file.

void fatal (const char *msg)

Exit (code=9) from program after sending a message.

void calcdate (double jd, int *m, int *d, int *y, int *h, int *mi, double *sec)

Determine the Gregorian date from a Julian calendar day.

int skip_white (FILE *infile)

Skip white space(s) in a file.

int scan_forward (FILE *infile, const char *tstring)

Scan forward until a particular string is found.

int find_char (FILE *infile, char tchar)

Find a character.

double julday (int mon, int day, int year, int h, int mi, double se)

Determine the Julian calendar day from a Gregorian date.

VOIDP nalloc (unsigned mem_size, const char var_name[])

Allocate memory for a variable.

Variables

char gSectorChar = '@'

char gHabChar = '^'

int habNumTot = 0

char fileDelimitChar = '�'

char cTemp [200]

char gTerm [4]

char gCArg [kCArgDepth][kCArgWidth]

int cell_pts [MAX_TS_FILES]

int numPtFiles = 0

FILE * dFile

FILE * Driver_outfile

FILE ** cnfgFile

struct combo_table ctable [MAXCOMBOS]

UINT max_combos_open

int isFirstVar = 1

float UTMnorth

float UTMsouth

float UTMeast

float UTMwest

float UTMnorthNAD83

float UTMsouthNAD83

float UTMeastNAD83

float UTMwestNAD83

float offMap_float

float * nc_dataRowRev

int gSLen [MAX_NHAB]

char * ProjName

char * ModelPath

char * OutputPath

char modelName [20]

char modelVers [10]

char SimAlt [20]

char SimModif [20]

int gbl_size [2]

int seed

int procnum

int Lprocnum

int nprocs [2]

int nproc

int recpnum [2]

int tramType

int tramNum [2]

int PORnumday

double Jdate_init

char initDateRead [15]

Detailed Description

Header file for Serial (non-parallel) utilities.

This defines or declares variables & functions that are global to Serial.c.

Note: documented with Doxygen, which expects specific syntax within special comments.

The Everglades Landscape Model (ELM).
last updated: Oct 2006

Definition in file serial.h.

Define Documentation

#define HDF_VERIFY ( a ) if(ret == FAIL) { printf("*** UNEXPECTED RETURN from %s is %d\n", a, (int)ret); }

Definition at line 31 of file serial.h.

Referenced by writeSeries().

#define MAXCOMBOS 30

Maximum # of current combos used for spatial array summaries (debug-related)

Definition at line 64 of file serial.h.

Referenced by getCombineIndex(), and local_setup().

Function Documentation

void writeMap	(	char *	filename,
		void *	data,
		int	bSize,
		unsigned char	type,
		int	index
	)

Write data for spatial (map) output binary file.

Parameters:

	filename	Filename (variable name) of data
	data	Data array
	bSize	Byte size of data
	type	Type, or format, of (binary) data
	index	Index used in HDF output

Definition at line 151 of file Serial.c.

References gbl_size, s0, s1, and write_header().

00152 {
00153   int gsize, istat;
00154   FILE* bFile; 
00155   
00156 if (index == 0 && type=='M') write_header(filename,bSize);
00157   
00158   if(type == 'H') {
00159 #if HDF4
00160     if(index==0) { istat = DFR8putimage(filename,(char*)data,s1,s0,0); }
00161     else { istat = DFR8addimage(filename,(char*)data,s1,s0,0); }
00162     if(istat != 0) printf("\nerror writing HDF file: %s\n",filename);
00163 #endif
00164   } 
00165 
00166   else if(type == 'C') {
00167     printf("\nError in configuring netCDF output, which can only be 4-byte floating point values: %s\n",filename);
00168       exit(0); 
00169   } 
00170 
00171   else {
00172     if((bFile = fopen(filename,"wb") ) == NULL ) { 
00173       fprintf(stderr,"Can't Open Mapfile: %s",filename); 
00174       exit(0); 
00175     }
00176     gsize = gbl_size[0]*gbl_size[1]*bSize;
00177     fwrite((char*)data, gsize, 1, bFile ); 
00178         
00179     fclose(bFile);
00180   }
00181 }

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void writeFloatMap	(	char *	filename,
		char *	VARNAME,
		float *	data,
		int	bSize,
		unsigned char	type,
		int	index,
		char *	thisvarUnits,
		int	outstep
	)

Write floating point data for spatial (map) output binary file (new v2.8.2).

Parameters:

	filename	Filename (path and variable names) of data
	VARNAME	The variable name of data
	data	Data array of the variable
	bSize	Byte size of data
	type	Type, or format, of (binary) data
	index	Index used in output sequence
	thisvarUnits	Units of the output variable

Remarks:: New for v.2.8.2, providing capability to write (4 byte) floating point output maps. Some of this may not be elegant, but will get it done for now. One issue is that the size of the output array is actually s0+2, s1+2, which results in having larger array sizes for these output maps.

Definition at line 197 of file Serial.c.

References gbl_size, write_header(), and writeFloatNetCDF().

00198 {
00199   int gsize;
00200   FILE* bFile; 
00201   
00202     
00203   if(type == 'H') { /* HDF */
00204     printf("\nError in configuring HDF output, which can only be 1-byte values (you requested 4): %s\n",filename);
00205       exit(0); 
00206   } 
00207 
00208   else if(type == 'C') { /* netCDF */
00209         writeFloatNetCDF(filename,VARNAME,data,bSize,type,index,thisvarUnits, outstep); 
00210 
00211   } 
00212   else if(type == 'M')  { /* generic binary Map */
00213     if (index == 0) write_header(filename,bSize);
00214 
00215         if((bFile = fopen(filename,"wb") ) == NULL ) { 
00216       fprintf(stderr,"Can't Open output Mapfile: %s",filename); 
00217       exit(0); 
00218     }
00219     gsize = (gbl_size[0]+2)*(gbl_size[1]+2)*bSize; /* note size is 2 rows and 2 cols larger than standard input/output arrays */
00220     fwrite(data, gsize, 1, bFile ); 
00221         
00222     fclose(bFile);
00223   }
00224 
00225   else { /* this error shouldn't be reached, but it is possible */
00226     printf("\nError in configuring 4-byte output request, which can only be netCDF ('C' argument in 'G' command) or generic map binary ('M' argument in 'G' command): output variable= %s\n",filename);
00227   } 
00228 
00229 }

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void writeFloatNetCDF	(	char *	,
		char *	,
		float *	,
		int	,
		unsigned	char,
		int	,
		char *	,
		int
	)

Definition at line 252 of file Serial.c.

References celWid, simTime::da, ERR, initDateRead, simTime::mo, modelName, modelVers, nc_dataRowRev, NDIMS, offMap_float, s0, s1, SimAlt, SimModif, SimTime, T, simTime::TIME, UTMnorthNAD83, UTMwestNAD83, and simTime::yr.

00253 {
00254   int retval;
00255   int ncid, dimids[NDIMS];
00256   size_t start[NDIMS], count[NDIMS];
00257   int time_dimid, x_dimid, y_dimid;
00258   int x_id, y_id, time_id, varid, date_id, TM_id;
00259   char s_mo[3], s_da[3], ELMdate[11], dateUnits[100], attribute_string[1000];
00260   float north[s0+2],east[s1+2];
00261   float northrev[s0+2];  /* for the reversal of the row ordering in having output w/ origin at lower left */
00262 
00263   time_t begin_sim, end_sim; /* Feb 2011 - just threw in here - poor practice!! */
00264   struct tm *local_begin_time; /* struct holding real-time calendar time from standard time.h */
00265   /* a couple of items that use the standard time.h to clock the simulation runtime*/
00266   begin_sim = time(NULL); 
00267   local_begin_time = localtime(&begin_sim);
00268 
00269   
00270   int i,j, irev;
00271 
00272 /* this prevents code from being compiled when netCDF is not installed 
00273         (If you do not have netCDF installed on your system, you must set NCDF3 to false in globals.h) */
00274 #if NCDF3
00275 /*  append the date (yyyymmdd) to the root filename*/
00276   if (SimTime.mo[0]<10) sprintf(s_mo,"0%d", SimTime.mo[0]);
00277   else sprintf(s_mo,"%d", SimTime.mo[0]);
00278   if (SimTime.da[0]<10) sprintf(s_da,"0%d", SimTime.da[0]);
00279   else sprintf(s_da,"%d", SimTime.da[0]);
00280   sprintf(ELMdate,"%d-%s-%s",SimTime.yr[0],s_mo,s_da);
00281   
00282 /*  Coordinates used for the netCDF cell attributes are the centroids:
00283         float maps are 1-cell larger on each side, so
00284         subtract 1 cell width to start at western edge, and 
00285         add 1 cell width to start at northern edge 
00286         (remember that origin of SME/ELM is upper left,
00287         while UTM goes in positive direction from lower left) 
00288         We then use the centroid (not upper and left edge) of each cell for coords,
00289         so (- celWid + 0.5*celWid) = (-0.5*celWid) */
00290 for (i=0; i< (s0+2); i++) { 
00291     for (j=0; j< (s1+2); j++) { 
00292 //               east[j] = UTMwest  - 0.5 * celWid + (j * celWid); 
00293 //               north[i]= UTMnorth + 0.5 * celWid - (i * celWid); 
00294 // Note that we've switched to having output in NAD83 horizontal datum - if you change this, be sure to alter the metadata strings below
00295          east[j] = UTMwestNAD83  - 0.5 * celWid + (j * celWid); 
00296          north[i]= UTMnorthNAD83 + 0.5 * celWid - (i * celWid); 
00297     }
00298   }
00299 
00300 /* reverse row order (ELM origin is upper left, this outputs origin at lower left) */
00301 for (i=0; i< (s0+2); i++) { 
00302     for (j=0; j< (s1+2); j++) { 
00303          irev = (s0+1) - i; 
00304          nc_dataRowRev[T(irev,j)] = data[T(i,j)]; 
00305          northrev[irev] = north[i]; 
00306     }
00307   }
00308 
00309    /* Create the file. The NC_CLOBBER parameter tells netCDF to
00310     * overwrite this file, if it already exists; NC_NOCLOBBER does not overwrite.  */
00311    if (index==0) {
00312                  if ( (retval = nc_create(filename, NC_CLOBBER, &ncid)))
00313                            ERR(retval);
00314 
00315    /* Define the dimensions: x, y, and time outstep-number (sequence). NetCDF will hand back an ID for each. */
00316            if ((retval = nc_def_dim(ncid, "time", NC_UNLIMITED, &time_dimid)))
00317               ERR(retval);
00318            if ((retval = nc_def_dim(ncid, "y", (s0+2), &y_dimid))) /* note the s0+2 array size */
00319               ERR(retval);
00320            if ((retval = nc_def_dim(ncid, "x", (s1+2), &x_dimid))) /* note the s1+2 array size */
00321               ERR(retval);
00322 
00323    /* The dimids array is used to pass the IDs of the dimensions of
00324     * the variable. */
00325            dimids[0] = time_dimid;
00326            dimids[1] = y_dimid;
00327            dimids[2] = x_dimid;
00328 
00329    /* Define the model output variable, time, x, y, and transverse_mercator (required for EverVIEW application) variables. 
00330    The type of the model output variable in this case is * NC_FLOAT (4-byte floating point). */
00331            if ((retval = nc_def_var(ncid, "transverse_mercator", NC_CHAR, 0, 
00332                             0, &TM_id)))
00333               {  printf("oops: %s",nc_strerror(retval) );  exit(-1); }
00334 
00335            if ((retval = nc_def_var(ncid, VARNAME, NC_FLOAT, NDIMS, 
00336                             dimids, &varid)))
00337               ERR(retval);
00338            if ((retval = nc_def_var(ncid, "time", NC_FLOAT, 1, 
00339                             &time_dimid, &time_id)))  
00340               ERR(retval);
00341            if ((retval = nc_def_var(ncid, "y", NC_FLOAT, 1, 
00342                             &y_dimid, &y_id)))
00343               ERR(retval);
00344            if ((retval = nc_def_var(ncid, "x", NC_FLOAT, 1, 
00345                             &x_dimid, &x_id)))
00346               ERR(retval);
00347 
00348    /* #### Attributes of the time variable. #### */
00349            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, time_id, "long_name", 
00350                                          strlen("model time"), "model time")))
00351               ERR(retval);
00352    /* Assign units attributes to the julian time. In definition mode, the current date is initial day 0 of simulation */
00353            sprintf(dateUnits,"days since %sT12:00:00Z",ELMdate);
00354            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, time_id, "units", 
00355                                          strlen(dateUnits), dateUnits)))
00356               ERR(retval);
00357            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, time_id, "_CoordinateAxisType", 
00358                                          strlen("Time"), "Time")))
00359               ERR(retval);
00360 
00361 
00362    /* #### Attributes of the model output variable. #### */
00363    /* Assign "long_name" attribute to the variable - to do this right, need to pass the variable's description into here. */
00364            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, varid, "long_name", 
00365                                          strlen(VARNAME), VARNAME)))
00366               ERR(retval);
00367            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, varid, "units", 
00368                                          strlen(thisvarUnits), thisvarUnits)))
00369               ERR(retval);
00370            if ((retval = nc_put_att_float(ncid, varid, "missing_value",  /* note that "_FillValue" is updated attribute, but EverVIEW didn't respond to that, so using deprecated "missing_value" */
00371                                          NC_FLOAT, 1, &offMap_float)))
00372               ERR(retval);
00373            if ((retval = nc_put_att_int(ncid, varid, "OutputInterval_inDays", 
00374                                          NC_INT, 1, &outstep)))
00375               ERR(retval);
00376            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, varid, "coordinates", 
00377                                          strlen("x y"), "x y")))
00378               ERR(retval);
00379            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, varid, "grid_mapping", 
00380                                          strlen("transverse_mercator"), "transverse_mercator")))
00381               ERR(retval);
00382 
00383 /* for compatability with other south Florida models, we switched (only the netCDF) output to NAD83 (in the above spatial loop) */
00384            sprintf(attribute_string,"PROJCS[\"NAD_1983_UTM_Zone_17N\",GEOGCS[\"GCS_North_American_1983\",DATUM[\"D_North_American_1983\",SPHEROID[\"GRS_1980\",6378137.0,298.257222101]],PRIMEM[\"Greenwich\",0.0],UNIT[\"Degree\",0.0174532925199433]],PROJECTION[\"Transverse_Mercator\"],PARAMETER[\"False_Easting\",500000.0],PARAMETER[\"False_Northing\",0.0],PARAMETER[\"Central_Meridian\",-81.0],PARAMETER[\"Scale_Factor\",0.9996],PARAMETER[\"Latitude_Of_Origin\",0.0],UNIT[\"Meter\",1.0]]");
00385 
00386            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, varid, "esri_pe_string", 
00387                                          strlen(attribute_string), attribute_string)))
00388               ERR(retval);
00389 
00390    /* #### Attributes of the UTM coordinate variables. #### */
00391            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, x_id, "long_name", 
00392                                          strlen("easting (x) coordinate"), "easting (x) coordinate")))
00393               ERR(retval);
00394            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, y_id, "long_name", 
00395                                          strlen("northing (y) coordinate"), "northing (y) coordinate")))
00396               ERR(retval);
00397            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, x_id, "standard_name", 
00398                                          strlen("projection_x_coordinate"), "projection_x_coordinate")))
00399               ERR(retval);
00400            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, y_id, "standard_name", 
00401                                          strlen("projection_y_coordinate"), "projection_y_coordinate")))
00402               ERR(retval);
00403            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, x_id, "units", 
00404                                          strlen("m"), "m")))
00405               ERR(retval);
00406            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, y_id, "units", 
00407                                          strlen("m"), "m")))
00408               ERR(retval);
00409            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, x_id, "_CoordinateAxisType", 
00410                                          strlen("GeoX"), "GeoX")))
00411               ERR(retval);
00412            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, y_id, "_CoordinateAxisType", 
00413                                          strlen("GeoY"), "GeoY")))
00414               ERR(retval);
00415            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, x_id, "CellRegistration", 
00416                                          strlen("coords are at cell centroids"), "coords are at cell centroids")))
00417               ERR(retval);
00418            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, y_id, "CellRegistration", 
00419                                          strlen("coords are at cell centroids"), "coords are at cell centroids")))
00420               ERR(retval);
00421 
00422      /* #### Attributes of the transverse_mercator variable (done only for EverVIEW application). #### */
00423            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, TM_id, "grid_mapping_name", 
00424                                          strlen("transverse_mercator"), "transverse_mercator")))
00425               ERR(retval);
00426            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, TM_id, "longitude_of_central_meridian", 
00427                                          strlen(" -81."), " -81.")))
00428               ERR(retval);
00429            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, TM_id, "latitude_of_projection_origin", 
00430                                          strlen("0."), "0.")))
00431               ERR(retval);
00432            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, TM_id, "scale_factor_at_central_meridian", 
00433                                          strlen("0.9996"), "0.9996")))
00434               ERR(retval);
00435            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, TM_id, "false_easting", 
00436                                          strlen("500000."), "500000.")))
00437               ERR(retval);
00438            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, TM_id, "false_northing", 
00439                                          strlen("0."), "0.")))
00440               ERR(retval);
00441            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, TM_id, "_CoordinateTransformType", 
00442                                          strlen("Projection"), "Projection")))
00443               ERR(retval);
00444            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, TM_id, "_CoordinateAxisTypes", 
00445                                          strlen("GeoX GeoY"), "GeoX GeoY")))
00446               ERR(retval);
00447            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, TM_id, "units", 
00448                                          strlen("m"), "m")))
00449               ERR(retval);
00450 
00451 
00452  /* #### Global attributes. #### */
00453            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, NC_GLOBAL, "title", 
00454                                          strlen("Everglades Landscape Model output"), "Everglades Landscape Model output")))
00455               ERR(retval);
00456            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, NC_GLOBAL, "ModelName", 
00457                                          strlen(modelName), modelName)))
00458               ERR(retval);
00459            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, NC_GLOBAL, "ModelVersion", 
00460                                          strlen(modelVers), modelVers)))
00461               ERR(retval);
00462            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, NC_GLOBAL, "ScenarioType", 
00463                                          strlen(SimAlt), SimAlt)))
00464               ERR(retval);
00465            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, NC_GLOBAL, "Scenario", 
00466                                          strlen(SimModif), SimModif)))
00467               ERR(retval);
00468            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, NC_GLOBAL, "Day0_SimulationPeriod", 
00469                                          strlen(initDateRead), initDateRead)))
00470               ERR(retval);
00471            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, NC_GLOBAL, "Time_model_run_started", 
00472                                          strlen(asctime(local_begin_time)), asctime(local_begin_time))))
00473               ERR(retval);
00474            /* todo get rid of this hardcoding */
00475            sprintf(attribute_string,"H. Carl Fitz, carlfitz3@gmail.com, EcoLandMod, Inc, http://www.ecolandmod.com");
00476 
00477            if ((retval = nc_put_att_text(ncid, NC_GLOBAL, "modelDeveloper", 
00478                                          strlen(attribute_string), attribute_string)))
00479               ERR(retval);
00480 
00481 
00482    /* #### End define mode. This tells netCDF we are done defining metadata. #### */
00483            if ((retval = nc_enddef(ncid)))
00484               ERR(retval);
00485 
00486 
00487 
00488 /* Still on the first outstep, write the coordinate variable data. This will put the northings
00489       and eastings of our data grid into the netCDF file. */
00490            if ((retval = nc_put_var_float(ncid, y_id, &northrev[0])))  /* note the use of reverse rows */
00491               ERR(retval);
00492            if ((retval = nc_put_var_float(ncid, x_id, &east[0])))
00493               ERR(retval);
00494 
00495            if ((retval = nc_close(ncid)))
00496               ERR(retval);
00497 
00498 
00499         } /* end of all defs. Done once, prior to first writing of data; have a closed file */
00500 
00501    /* These settings tell netcdf to write one timestep of data. (The
00502      value of start[0] below tells netCDF which (index)
00503      timestep to write.) */
00504    count[0] = 1;
00505    count[1] = s0+2; /* was s0+2 */
00506    count[2] = s1+2; /* was s1+2 */
00507    start[1] = 0;
00508    start[2] = 0;
00509 
00510         start[0] = index; /* tried to use 'SimTime.TIME' , but it filled in multiple blank days */
00511         /* now open the ncdf file, and write to it */
00512    if ((retval = nc_open(filename, NC_WRITE, &ncid)))
00513       ERR(retval);
00514    if ((retval = nc_inq_varid(ncid, VARNAME, &varid)))
00515       ERR(retval);
00516    if ((retval = nc_inq_varid(ncid, "time", &time_id)))  
00517       ERR(retval);
00518 
00519    /* Write the data to the file.  */
00520    if ((retval = nc_put_vara_float(ncid, varid, start, count, nc_dataRowRev)))
00521       ERR(retval);
00522    if ((retval = nc_put_var1_float(ncid, time_id,  start, &SimTime.TIME )))
00523       ERR(retval);
00524 
00525    /* Close the file. This frees up any internal netCDF resources
00526     * associated with the file, and flushes any buffers. */
00527    if ((retval = nc_close(ncid)))
00528       ERR(retval);
00529 
00530 /* end of netCDF code */
00531 #else
00532 
00533     printf("\nError in configuring 4-byte output request, you asked for netCDF ('C' argument in 'G' command) output, but your globals.h file has NCDF3 set to false: output variable= %s\n",filename);
00534     exit(0); 
00535 
00536 #endif
00537 }

void write_header	(	char *	mapFileName,
		int	size
	)

Write header info for spatial (map) output binary file.

Parameters:

	mapFileName	Filename (variable name) of data
	size	Byte size of data

Definition at line 545 of file Serial.c.

References celWid, dFile, gbl_size, UTMeast, UTMnorth, UTMsouth, and UTMwest.

Referenced by writeFloatMap(), and writeMap().

00546 {
00547   FILE* header;
00548   char headFIleName[320];
00549   int outrow,outcol;
00550   /* v2.8.2 modified - GRASS format header */
00551   sprintf(headFIleName,"%s_header.txt",mapFileName);
00552   fprintf(dFile,"Writing Header: filename = %s\n",headFIleName); 
00553   fflush(dFile);
00554   header = fopen(headFIleName,"w");
00555   if(header==NULL) { 
00556     fprintf(stderr,"Can't open header file: %s\n",headFIleName); 
00557     fflush(stderr); exit(-1); 
00558   }
00559   if(size == 4) { /* v2.8.2 - size of float arrays are 2 larger (both row and col) than the standard output */
00560         outrow = gbl_size[0]+2;
00561         outcol = gbl_size[1]+2;
00562   }
00563   else {
00564         outrow = gbl_size[0];
00565         outcol = gbl_size[1];
00566   }
00567   /* GRASS header - note that the "format" byte size is the size - 1 .  Also, the UTM zone is hardcoded to 17 here - lazy (unused anywhere in model) */
00568   fprintf(header,"proj:       1\nzone:       17\nnorth:      %.0f\nsouth:      %.0f\neast:       %.0f\nwest:       %.0f\n", 
00569                   UTMnorth, UTMsouth, UTMeast, UTMwest);
00570   fprintf(header,"cols:       %d\nrows:       %d\ne-w resol:  %.0f\nn-s resol:  %.0f\nformat:     %d\ncompressed: 0\n",
00571                   outcol,outrow,celWid,celWid,(size-1) ); 
00572   fclose(header);
00573 }

void send_point_lists2	(	SeriesParm *	pSeries,
		int	nSeries
	)

Point time series output: print time series data to file(s).

open_point_lists Has documentation relevant to this function

Parameters:

	pSeries	A struct of the variables to have point time series output
	nSeries	Number of point time series occurances

Definition at line 924 of file Serial.c.

References calcdate(), cell_pts, Jdate_init, seriesParm::laststep, seriesParm::Length, msgStr, numPtFiles, OutputPath, seriesParm::outstep, and ProjName.

00925 {
00926   FILE *oFile;
00927   int i=0, ii, j, ix, iy, k= 0, last_pt;
00928   int yr_pt[2],mo_pt[2],da_pt[2],hr_pt[2],mi_pt[2];    
00929   double se_pt[2];           
00930   double Jdate_pt;
00931   
00932   if (numPtFiles==0) return;
00933   /* k = file/variable counter; i = indiv cellLoc time series counter */
00934   for (k = 0; k <= numPtFiles; k++) { /* loop over the number of point ts files */
00935       sprintf(msgStr,"%s%s/Output/PtSer/%s.pts",OutputPath,ProjName,pSeries[i].name);
00936       if( (oFile = fopen(msgStr,"a") ) == NULL) { 
00937           fprintf(stderr,"\nERROR, unable to open %s point time series output file.",msgStr); 
00938           exit(-1); 
00939       }
00940 
00941       for(j=pSeries[i].laststep; j<pSeries[i].Length; j++ ) { /*temporal loop */
00942           Jdate_pt = Jdate_init+j*pSeries[i].outstep;
00943           calcdate( Jdate_pt, mo_pt, da_pt, yr_pt, hr_pt, mi_pt, se_pt); /* get the calendar date info from the julian date */
00944           fprintf(oFile,"\n%d/%d/%d\t",yr_pt[0],mo_pt[0],da_pt[0] ); /* calendar date in col 1 */
00945 
00946           last_pt = i+cell_pts[k]; /* # of last cellLoc point of the current variable's file */
00947           for (ii=i; ii<last_pt; ii++) {/* loop over number of point locations per file */
00948               fprintf(oFile,"%f\t",pSeries[ii].data[j]);
00949           }
00950       }
00951       fclose (oFile); 
00952       pSeries[i].laststep = j; /* remember the last temporal outstep for this file */
00953       i += cell_pts[k];     /* increment the indiv cellLoc time series counter */ 
00954   }
00955   return;
00956 }

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void writeSeries	(	void *	fValue,
		char *	label,
		char *	desc,
		int	N0,
		int	N1,
		byte	Mtype,
		byte	format
	)

Write to a spatial data window in a debug file.

Parameters:

	fValue	Model variable (local) array data
	label	Output message label (w/ variable name)
	desc	Message describing the output
	N0	Range in x (row!) values
	N1	Range in y (col!) values
	Mtype	General output format type
	format	Numeric format type

Definition at line 970 of file Serial.c.

References cTemp, Driver_outfile, HDF_VERIFY, OutputPath, and ProjName.

00971 {
00972         /* check on these! (who wrote this? Why? (HCF Dec'04) )*/
00973   int ix, iy; 
00974   static unsigned char first_write = 1;
00975   long int  ret, dimsizes[2];
00976   unsigned short int refnum;
00977   if(format == 'H') {
00978   
00979 /* NOTE: June 2008 (v2.8.2): do not #define HDF in globals.h to true until until the code here is updated - 
00980    this code needs to be updated to HDF4 before it will compile and be used */
00981 #if HDF   
00982           dimsizes[0] = N0;
00983           dimsizes[1] = N1;
00984           sprintf(cTemp,"%s%s:Output:Windows.hdf",OutputPath,ProjName);
00985           DFSDclear();
00986           
00987           switch(Mtype) {
00988                  case 'f': 
00989                     DFSDsetNT(DFNT_FLOAT32);  break;
00990                  case 'L': 
00991                     DFSDsetNT(DFNT_FLOAT32);  break;
00992                  case 'E': 
00993                     DFSDsetNT(DFNT_FLOAT32);  break;
00994                  case 'd': case 'i': 
00995                     DFSDsetNT(DFNT_INT32);  break;
00996                  case 'c': 
00997                     DFSDsetNT(DFNT_UINT8);  break;
00998           }
00999           if(first_write) {
01000                 ret = DFSDputdata(cTemp,2,dimsizes,fValue);
01001                 first_write = 0;
01002           } else {
01003                 ret = DFSDadddata(cTemp,2,dimsizes,fValue);
01004           }
01005           HDF_VERIFY("DFSDadddata");
01006           refnum = DFSDlastref();
01007           ret = DFANputlabel(cTemp,DFTAG_SDG,refnum,label);
01008           HDF_VERIFY("DFANputlabel");
01009           ret = DFANputdesc(cTemp,DFTAG_SDG,refnum,desc,strlen(desc));
01010           HDF_VERIFY("DFANputdesc");
01011 #endif
01012   }
01013   else {
01014     fprintf(Driver_outfile,"\n_________%s\n",label);    
01015     fprintf(Driver_outfile,"%s\n",desc);        
01016     for (ix=0; ix<N0; ix++) {
01017       fprintf(Driver_outfile,"\n");
01018       for (iy=0; iy<N1; iy++) {
01019         switch(Mtype) {
01020           case 'f': 
01021                 if(format=='L')                 fprintf(Driver_outfile,"%f ",*(((float*)fValue)+iy+ix*N1)); 
01022                 else if(format=='E')    fprintf(Driver_outfile,"%.3E ",*(((float*)fValue)+iy+ix*N1)); 
01023                         else                            fprintf(Driver_outfile,"%.3f ",*(((float*)fValue)+iy+ix*N1));
01024                         break;
01025         case 'd': case 'i': 
01026                         fprintf(Driver_outfile,"%d ",*(((int*)fValue)+iy+ix*N1)); 
01027                         break;
01028         case 'c': 
01029                         fprintf(Driver_outfile,"%x ",*(((UCHAR*)fValue)+iy+ix*N1)); 
01030                         break;
01031         }
01032       }
01033     }  
01034   }
01035 }

void Combine	(	float *	fValue,
		char *	label,
		int	nComp,
		int	cType,
		int	step
	)

A variety of stat summaries in a selected spatial window (debug-related).

This determines maximum, minimum, sum, average, either cumulatively over iterations or not cumulatively. This Model.outList command has not been used in ELM, and has not been verified for accuracy.

Parameters:

	fValue	Model variable (local) array data
	label	variable name
	nComp	number of comps
	cType	The combination (stats) type
	step	The current iteration number

Definition at line 1050 of file Serial.c.

References ctable, getCombineIndex(), kAVE, kAVECUM, kMAX, kMAXMIN, kMIN, kSUM, kSUMCUM, msgStr, and WriteMsg().

01051 {
01052         int print, cIndex, i, cum;
01053         static int type = 11;
01054         char tmpStr[50];
01055         if( ++type > 99) type = 11;
01056 
01057         cum = ((cType == kAVECUM) || (cType == kSUMCUM)) ? 1 : 0;       
01058         if(cum) { cIndex = getCombineIndex(label,step,cType,&print); }
01059         
01060         switch(cType) {
01061                 case kMAXMIN: 
01062                         sprintf(msgStr,"\nMAXMIN(%d) for %s:",step,label); 
01063                         for(i=0; i<nComp; i++) { sprintf(tmpStr," %f",fValue[i]); strcat(msgStr,tmpStr); }
01064                         WriteMsg(msgStr,1);
01065                 break;
01066                 case kMAX:
01067                         sprintf(msgStr,"\nMAX(%d) for %s:",step,label); 
01068                         for(i=0; i<nComp; i++) { sprintf(tmpStr," %f",fValue[i]); strcat(msgStr,tmpStr); }
01069                         WriteMsg(msgStr,1);
01070                 break;
01071                 case kMIN:
01072                         sprintf(msgStr,"\nMIN(%d) for %s:",step,label); 
01073                         for(i=0; i<nComp; i++) { sprintf(tmpStr," %f",fValue[i]); strcat(msgStr,tmpStr); }
01074                         WriteMsg(msgStr,1);
01075                 break;
01076                 case kSUM:
01077                         sprintf(msgStr,"\nSUM(%d) for %s:",step,label); 
01078                         for(i=0; i<nComp; i++) { sprintf(tmpStr," %f",fValue[i]); strcat(msgStr,tmpStr); }
01079                         WriteMsg(msgStr,1);
01080                 break;
01081                 case kAVE:
01082                         sprintf(msgStr,"\nAVE(%d) for %s:",step,label); 
01083                         for(i=0; i<nComp; i+=2) { sprintf(tmpStr," %f",fValue[i]/fValue[i+1]); strcat(msgStr,tmpStr); }
01084                         WriteMsg(msgStr,1);
01085                 break;
01086                 case kSUMCUM:
01087                         if( print == -1) {
01088                                 for(i=0; i<nComp; i++) ctable[cIndex].fvalue[i] = fValue[i]; 
01089                         
01090                         } else {
01091                                 for(i=0; i<nComp; i++) ctable[cIndex].fvalue[i] += fValue[i]; 
01092                         }
01093                         if(print==1) {                          
01094                                 sprintf(msgStr,"\nSUMCUM(%d) for %s:",step,label); 
01095                                 for(i=0; i<nComp; i++) { sprintf(tmpStr," %f",ctable[cIndex].fvalue[i]); strcat(msgStr,tmpStr); }
01096                                 WriteMsg(msgStr,1);
01097                         }
01098                 break;
01099                 case kAVECUM:
01100                         if( print == -1) {
01101                                 for(i=0; i<nComp; i++) ctable[cIndex].fvalue[i] = fValue[i]; 
01102                         
01103                         } else {
01104                                 for(i=0; i<nComp; i++) ctable[cIndex].fvalue[i] += fValue[i]; 
01105                         }
01106                         if(print==1) {                          
01107                                 sprintf(msgStr,"\nAVECUM(%d) for %s:",step,label); 
01108                                 for(i=0; i<nComp; i+=2) { sprintf(tmpStr," %f",ctable[cIndex].fvalue[i]/ctable[cIndex].fvalue[i+1]); strcat(msgStr,tmpStr); }
01109                                 WriteMsg(msgStr,1);
01110                         }
01111                 break;
01112         }
01113 }

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void open_point_lists	(	SeriesParm *	pSeries,
		int	nSeries
	)

Point time series output: open files and print headers.

Provides for multi-column (locations), multi-file (model variables)format of point time series. The user can define (via Model.outList commands), for any variable in the model, one or more cell (point) locations for which point time series data are written. There can be multiple point TS each for different variables. Thus, we make a separate file for each variable (unknown until user chooses) that has multiple columns for multiple points (unknown until user chooses).

Parameters:

	pSeries	An array of SeriesParm structs for point time series output
	nSeries	Number of point time series occurances

Remarks:: A structure should/could be set up for this, but to maintain minimal changes between the parallel and serial versions of the code (ELMv1.0), for now we just maintain the original data structure and use some counters below to keep track of diff files and numbers of columns (also allowing different output steps as chosen by the user). (Note: The original SME code printed all variables in one column in one file).

Note:: TODO: this whole point-time-series output functionality needs improvement (not high priority, Jan 2005). One of the more important capabilities is to have ability to have irregular, calendar-month/year etc output intervals.

Definition at line 881 of file Serial.c.

References cell_pts, seriesParm::Loc, modelName, modelVers, msgStr, numPtFiles, OutputPath, ProjName, SimAlt, SimModif, point2D::x, and point2D::y.

00882 {
00883   FILE *oFile;
00884   int i, j, ix, iy, k= 0 ;
00885 
00886   for (i=0; i<nSeries; i++) {
00887      if( pSeries[i].data == NULL ) {
00888         if ( numPtFiles>0 ) fclose(oFile); /* in (rare?) case where user asks for no point output, no files stream to close */
00889         return;
00890       }
00891       if (strcmp(pSeries[i].name,pSeries[i-1].name) != 0) {
00892               /* this is new variable, thus new file.  numPtFiles== increment counter of number of variables (one file per variable) used for output */
00893           if (i>0) { 
00894             numPtFiles++; 
00895             fclose (oFile); 
00896           }
00897           
00898           sprintf(msgStr,"%s%s/Output/PtSer/%s.pts",OutputPath,ProjName,pSeries[i].name);
00899           if( (oFile = fopen(msgStr,"w") ) == NULL) { 
00900               fprintf(stderr,"\nERROR, unable to open %s point time series output file.",msgStr); 
00901               exit(-1); 
00902           }
00903           fprintf (oFile, "%s %s %s %s scenario: \nDate\t", &modelName, &modelVers, &SimAlt, &SimModif);
00904           
00905       }
00906 /* populate the grid cell locations in the header for this variable/file */
00907       ix = pSeries[i].Loc.x;
00908       iy = pSeries[i].Loc.y;
00909       fprintf(oFile,"%s:(%d,%d)\t",pSeries[i].name,ix,iy);
00910       cell_pts[numPtFiles]++; /* count the number of cell point locs per variable (1 var per file) */
00911       
00912   }
00913 }

void exparam ( struct nodenv * envInfo )

Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.

Definition at line 1439 of file Serial.c.

References nodenv::groupid, nodenv::nprocs, nodenv::procnum, and nodenv::taskid.

01440 {       
01441         envInfo->procnum = 1;
01442         envInfo->nprocs = 1;
01443         envInfo->groupid = 0;
01444         envInfo->taskid = 0;
01445  
01446 }

void exgridsplit	(	int	nprocs,
		int	ndim,
		int	nprocs2[2]
	)

Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.

Definition at line 1453 of file Serial.c.

01454 {
01455   nprocs2[0] = 1;
01456   nprocs2[1] = 1;
01457 }

void exgridcoord	(	int	pnum,
		int	rnum[2]
	)

Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.

Definition at line 1460 of file Serial.c.

References tramNum.

01461 {
01462     tramNum[0] = rnum[0] = 0;
01463     tramNum[1] = rnum[1] = 0;
01464 }

void exgridsize	(	int	pnum,
		int	gsize[2],
		int	lsize[2],
		int	lstart[2]
	)

Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.

Definition at line 1467 of file Serial.c.

References nprocs, and recpnum.

01468 {
01469         int rem[2], i, j;
01470         for( i=0; i<2; i++ ) {
01471                 lsize[i] = gsize[i]/nprocs[i];
01472                 rem[i] = gsize[i] - lsize[i]*nprocs[i];
01473                 if(recpnum[i]<rem[i]) lsize[i]++;
01474                 for(j=0; j<recpnum[i]; j++) if( j<rem[i] && recpnum[i] >= rem[i] ) lstart[i] += (lsize[i]+1); else lstart[i] += lsize[i];
01475         }
01476 }

void set_async_mode ( FILE * file )

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1479 of file Serial.c.

01480 { return;}

void fmulti ( FILE * file )

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1483 of file Serial.c.

01484 { return;}

void fsingl ( FILE * file )

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1487 of file Serial.c.

01488 { return;}

void fasync ( FILE * file )

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1491 of file Serial.c.

01492 { return;}

void exchange_borders	(	UCHAR *	map,
		int	size
	)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1496 of file Serial.c.

01497 {return;}

void Cplot	(	VOIDP	Map,
		unsigned char	Mtype,
		float	max_value,
		float	min_value
	)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1504 of file Serial.c.

01505 {}

void broadcastMsg ( UCHAR * msgPtr )

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1508 of file Serial.c.

01509 {}

void broadcastInt ( int * iValPtr )

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1512 of file Serial.c.

01513 {}

void broadcastChar ( UCHAR * cPtr )

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1516 of file Serial.c.

01517 {}

void broadcastData	(	void *	dataPtr,
		int *	dataSize
	)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1520 of file Serial.c.

01521 {}

void broadcastFloat ( void * dataPtr )

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1528 of file Serial.c.

01529 {}

void sync_processors ( )

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1524 of file Serial.c.

01525 {return;}

void open_debug_outFile ( int index )

Open debug-related output files.

The Driver0.out and Driver1.out are two output files with debug and/or standard error-warning information. They are always produced, but have varying levels of detail (esp. Driver1.out) depending on the user-selected (at run-time) level of the "debug" variable. Driver0.out basically provides initial, static information on data and setup of the model. Driver1.out provides dynamic information on the simulation. In sensitivity analysis mode, subsequent Driver2.out, Driver3.out, etc provide dynamic information on each new simulation.

Parameters:

index

Index to indicate file name w/ "0", "1", and subsequent runs under a sensitivity analysis

Definition at line 1172 of file Serial.c.

References Driver_outfile, OutputPath, and ProjName.

01173 {
01174   char filename[120];
01175   
01176   sprintf(filename,"%s/%s/Output/Debug/Driver%d.out",OutputPath,ProjName,index);
01177 
01178   Driver_outfile = fopen(filename,"w");
01179   if(Driver_outfile == NULL) { 
01180         fprintf(stderr,"Error, unable to open %s file.\n",filename);
01181         fprintf(stderr,"OutputPath: %s\n",OutputPath);  
01182         fprintf(stderr,"Project: %s\n",ProjName);  
01183         exit(0); 
01184   }
01185 
01186 }

int exgridinit	(	int	dim,
		int *	nprocs
	)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1449 of file Serial.c.

01450 { return 0;}

int on_this_proc	(	int	x,
		int	y
	)

Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).

Definition at line 1500 of file Serial.c.

01501 { return 1; }

void local_setup	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv
	)

Does very little in serial implementation (opens a low-level debug file).

Primarily intended for parallel apps:
establish processor attributes, open a low-level debug file (in the user's current directory, set by the model execution script ("go"), and seed the pseudo-random number.

Parameters:

	argc	number of command line arguments
	argv	command line argument

Returns:: void

Definition at line 1403 of file Serial.c.

References ctable, dFile, combo_table::free, Lprocnum, max_combos_open, MAXCOMBOS, nprocs, combo_table::ocnt, procnum, recpnum, seed, tramType, and usrErr().

01404 {
01405   int i;
01406   char debugfileName[300];
01407   nprocs[0] = 1;
01408   nprocs[1] = 1;
01409   tramType =  0;
01410   procnum = 1;
01411   recpnum[0] = 0;
01412   recpnum[1] = 0;
01413   Lprocnum = 1;
01414   /* the combo_table (ctable) used in Combine operation for spatial array summaries (debug-related) */ 
01415   max_combos_open = 0;  
01416   for(i = 0; i < MAXCOMBOS; i++) {
01417     ctable[i].ocnt = 0; 
01418     ctable[i].free = 1;
01419   }
01420 
01421   /* this debug output file is not used extensively in current code - it is opened before we get
01422      environment vars, thus is written to user's current directory ($ModelPath/$ProjName/Load if
01423      ELM is executed from the "go" script) */ 
01424  dFile = fopen("ELM.debug","w");
01425   if(dFile == NULL) { 
01426     usrErr("Can't open ELM.debug file."); 
01427     exit(0); 
01428   } 
01429   /* there are no random processes in current ELM (v2.4) w/o fire */ 
01430   srand(seed);
01431   fprintf(dFile," RAND_MAX = %d\n",(int)RAND_MAX);
01432 }

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int init_config_file	(	FILE *	vpFile,
		char	term1,
		char	term2,
		char	term3,
		char	term4
	)

Get format definition of output configuration file (does nothing effective!).

Identifies the leading characters in the Model.outlist output configuration file that define its format, which will never change from it's value of "#2". (This is another SME component of past flexibility.)

Parameters:

	vpFile	Pointer to the (model outlist) configuration file
	term1	The character "#"
	term2	The character "*"
	term3	The character "@"
	term4	The character "~"

Returns:: The (integer) format of the configuration file

Definition at line 1199 of file Serial.c.

References gTerm, and skip_white().

01200 {
01201   char test;
01202   int format,size=-1;
01203 
01204   gTerm[0] = term1;
01205   gTerm[1] = term2;  
01206   gTerm[2] = term3;  
01207   gTerm[3] = term4;  
01208   skip_white(vpFile);
01209   test = fgetc(vpFile);
01210   if(test == gTerm[0])
01211       fscanf(vpFile,"%d",&format);
01212   else
01213       format = -1;
01214   return format;
01215 }

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int skip_cnfg_space	(	FILE *	vpFile,
		char *	tch
	)

Skip spaces in reading (model outlist) configuration file.

Parameters:

	vpFile	Pointer to file being read
	tch	A space

Returns:: negative or success

Definition at line 1223 of file Serial.c.

References cnfgFile, and gTerm.

Referenced by parse_packet().

01224 {
01225         char ch; int rv = 1;
01226         ch = *tch;
01227         while( isspace(ch) ) { 
01228                 if( (ch=fgetc(vpFile)) == EOF || ch == gTerm[3] || ch == '\0' ) {
01229                         fclose(vpFile); cnfgFile = NULL; return -3; 
01230                 }
01231         }
01232         *tch = ch;
01233         return rv;
01234 }

int parse_packet	(	FILE *	vpFile,
		int *	nArgs,
		char *	test
	)

Parse through a configuration fileline to obtain the configuration commands.

Populates gCArg[][] with command info. In very early versions of ELM, this was used in reading the configuration file that translated "Stella" model equations into spatial (SME) code. Thus, much of the detail here is unused (ELM v1.0 and later) when reading the output (e.g., Model.outList) configuration file (both w/ similar syntax).

Parameters:

	vpFile	Pointer to the (model outlist) configuration file
	nArgs	Number of arguments in command
	test	A character that will be used to indicate an array (in outlist, always is array, char="*")

Returns:: The index (aka index sequence of variables) of the ViewParm

Definition at line 1248 of file Serial.c.

References cTemp, gCArg, gTerm, kCArgDepth, kCArgWidth, and skip_cnfg_space().

01249 {
01250     static      int     gVPindex = -1;
01251     static      char    gCnfg;
01252     
01253         char ch = ' ', eChar = ' '; 
01254         int btype=0, argc=2, go=1, i=0, j=0, new_name = 0;
01255 
01256         if(vpFile == NULL) return -3;
01257         while (1) {
01258                 if ( skip_cnfg_space(vpFile, &ch) < 0) return -3; j=0;
01259                 if( ch == gTerm[1] || ch == gTerm[2] ) {
01260                     gCnfg = ch; ch = ' ';
01261                         if ( skip_cnfg_space(vpFile, &ch) < 0 ) return -3;
01262                         while ( !isspace(ch) ) { cTemp[j++] = ch; ch=fgetc(vpFile); }
01263                         cTemp[j++] = '\0'; new_name = 1;
01264                         gVPindex++;
01265                 }
01266                 else break;
01267         }
01268         strcpy(gCArg[0],cTemp);
01269         *test = gCnfg;
01270         while ( isalnum( ch ) ) { gCArg[1][i++]=ch; ch=fgetc(vpFile); }
01271         gCArg[1][i]='\0'; i=0;
01272 
01273         while( 1 ) {
01274                 if( ch == '(' ) { eChar = ')'; break;} 
01275                 else if( ch == '[' ) { eChar = ']'; break;} 
01276                 else if( ch == '{' ) { eChar = '}'; break;} 
01277                 else if( !isspace(ch) ) { return -3;}
01278                 ch=fgetc(vpFile);
01279         }
01280         while (go) {
01281                 while( ch=fgetc(vpFile) ) {
01282                         if( ch == ',' ) { argc++; break; }
01283                         if( ch == ')' ||  ch == '}' ||  ch == ']')  { 
01284                                 if( ch == eChar ) {  argc++; go=0; break;} 
01285                                 else { printf( "\nWarning: Syntax error in parse_config, var: %s\n",gCArg[0]); return -2; } 
01286                         }
01287                         gCArg[argc][i++]=ch;
01288                         if( i==(kCArgWidth-1) ) break;
01289                 }
01290                 if(i==0) { printf( "\nWarning: Syntax error in parse_config, var: %s\n",gCArg[0]); return -2; } 
01291                 else { gCArg[argc-1][i]='\0'; i=0; }
01292                 if(argc == kCArgDepth) { 
01293                         while( ch != eChar ) ch=fgetc(vpFile);  
01294                         go = 0; 
01295                 }
01296         }
01297         *nArgs = argc;
01298         if(argc==0) { printf( "\nWarning: Syntax error in parse_config, var: %s\n",gCArg[0]); return -2; }
01299         else return gVPindex;           
01300 }

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int get_number ( FILE * infile )

Get a numeric digit from a file.

Parameters:

infile

file pointer

Returns:: The digit

Definition at line 1308 of file Serial.c.

Referenced by goto_index().

01308                                {
01309         char ch;
01310         int rv;
01311         
01312         ch = fgetc(infile);
01313         if( !isdigit( ch ) ) return(-1);
01314         rv = ch - '0';
01315         
01316         while( isdigit( ch = fgetc(infile) ) ) 
01317                 rv = rv*10 + ( ch - '0' );
01318                 
01319         return rv;
01320 }

int goto_index	(	FILE *	infile,
		char	tchar,
		int	index
	)

Go to a particular indexed/demarked point in the habitat-specfic parameter file.

Parameters:

	infile	file pointer
	tchar	special character that denotes either habitat or module/sector
	index	index that points to either habitat or module/sector number

Returns:: succes/fail

Definition at line 1329 of file Serial.c.

References fatal(), find_char(), and get_number().

Referenced by get_hab_parm().

01330 {
01331         int rv=1, current_index=-1, itest;
01332 
01333         while(current_index != index) { 
01334                 itest = find_char (infile, tchar);
01335                 if(itest <= 0) return 0;
01336                 current_index = get_number(infile);
01337                 if(current_index < 0) fatal("Bad number format in dBase");
01338         }
01339         return 1;
01340 }

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int read_header ( char * filename )

Read header info for spatial (map) input binary file.

Parameters:

filename

data variable's file name

Returns:: byte size of data values

Definition at line 72 of file Serial.c.

References conv_easting_NAD27toNAD83, conv_northing_NAD27toNAD83, dFile, gbl_size, ModelPath, ProjName, scan_forward(), UTMeast, UTMeastNAD83, UTMnorth, UTMnorthNAD83, UTMsouth, UTMsouthNAD83, UTMwest, and UTMwestNAD83.

Referenced by readMap().

00073 {
00074   FILE* file;
00075   char headerFileName[300];
00076   
00077   int rows, cols, i, Dsize=1, test, offset;
00078   char ch, dirCh;
00079   long int start;
00080         
00081   sprintf(headerFileName,"%s/%s/Data/Map_head/%s",ModelPath,ProjName,filename);
00082 
00083   file = fopen(headerFileName,"r");
00084   if(file==NULL) { 
00085     fprintf(stderr,"Unable to open header file %s.\n",headerFileName); 
00086     fflush(stderr); 
00087     exit(0);
00088   }
00089   else { 
00090     fprintf(dFile,"Successfully opened header file %s.\n",headerFileName);  
00091     fflush(dFile); 
00092   } 
00093 /* v2.8.2 - get the UTM coordinates of model, for use in self-documenting NetCDF map output */
00094   scan_forward(file,"north:");
00095   fscanf(file,"%f",&UTMnorth);
00096   fprintf(dFile,"UTMnorth = %f\n",UTMnorth); 
00097   scan_forward(file,"south:");
00098   fscanf(file,"%f",&UTMsouth);
00099   fprintf(dFile,"UTMsouth = %f\n",UTMsouth); 
00100   scan_forward(file,"east:");
00101   fscanf(file,"%f",&UTMeast);
00102   fprintf(dFile,"UTMeast = %f\n",UTMeast); 
00103   scan_forward(file,"west:");
00104   fscanf(file,"%f",&UTMwest);
00105   fprintf(dFile,"UTMwest = %f\n",UTMwest); 
00106 
00107   scan_forward(file,"cols:");
00108   fscanf(file,"%d",&cols);
00109   fprintf(dFile,"cols = %d\n",cols); 
00110   scan_forward(file,"rows:");
00111   fscanf(file,"%d",&rows);
00112   fprintf(dFile,"rows = %d\n",rows);
00113   fflush(dFile);
00114   if( !( rows == gbl_size[0] && cols == gbl_size[1] ) ) { 
00115     fprintf(stderr,"Error, Wrong map size: %s: (%d,%d) : (%d,%d)\n",
00116              headerFileName,rows,gbl_size[0],cols,gbl_size[1]); 
00117   }
00118   start = ftell(file);
00119   test = scan_forward(file,"format:");
00120   if(test < 1) { 
00121     clearerr(file); 
00122     fseek(file, start, 0); 
00123   }
00124   else {        
00125     fscanf(file,"%d",&Dsize);
00126     fprintf(dFile,"size = %d\n",Dsize);
00127     Dsize = Dsize + 1; /* using header generated by GRASS, the byte size is actually the value read from header plus 1 */
00128     if( Dsize < 1 || Dsize > 4 ) {  
00129       fprintf(stderr,"Error, Illegal map size: %s  (%d)\n",headerFileName,Dsize); 
00130       exit(0); 
00131     }
00132   }
00133   
00134 /* v2.8.2 - convert the ELM UTM coordinates from NAD27 to NAD83, for use in the netCDF output */
00135   UTMnorthNAD83 = UTMnorth + conv_northing_NAD27toNAD83;
00136   UTMsouthNAD83 = UTMsouth + conv_northing_NAD27toNAD83;
00137   UTMeastNAD83  = UTMeast  + conv_easting_NAD27toNAD83;
00138   UTMwestNAD83  = UTMwest  + conv_easting_NAD27toNAD83;
00139   
00140   fclose(file);
00141   return Dsize;
00142 }

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int getCombineIndex	(	char *	name,
		int	step,
		int	type,
		int *	last
	)

A variety of stat summaries in a selected spatial window (debug-related).

This determines maximum, minimum, sum, average, either cumulatively over iterations or not cumulatively. This Model.outList command has not been used in ELM, and has not been verified for accuracy.

Parameters:

	name	variable name
	step	The current iteration number
	type	The combination (stats) type
	last

Returns:: index of the count

Definition at line 1127 of file Serial.c.

References ctable, debug, dFile, combo_table::free, max_combos_open, MAXCOMBOS, msgStr, combo_table::step, combo_table::type, and usrErr().

Referenced by Combine().

01128 {
01129         int count, index = -1;
01130         *last = 0;
01131         
01132         for(count = 0; count < max_combos_open; count++) {
01133         
01134                 if( ctable[count].free )        {                       /* Determine if the slot is in use. */
01135                         if(index == -1) index = count;          /* Nope, keep track of first free global stream table slot. */ 
01136                         if(debug) { fprintf(dFile,"cnt = %d, index = %d, free combo stream\n",count,index); fflush(dFile); }
01137                 }
01138                 else if( strncmp(name,ctable[count].name,25) == 0 && ctable[count].type == type ) {
01139                     *last = 1; 
01140                     if(debug) { 
01141                       fprintf(dFile,"\n(%s)combo cnt = %d, step = %d, type = %d\n",
01142                               name,count,step,type); 
01143                         fflush(dFile); 
01144                     }
01145                     return count;
01146                 }
01147         }
01148         if( index == -1 ) { 
01149                 index = max_combos_open; 
01150                 if( ++max_combos_open > MAXCOMBOS) { sprintf(msgStr,"Out of combo slots: %s, step=%d, type=%d\n",name,step,type);  usrErr(msgStr); return -1; }
01151         }
01152         if(debug) { fprintf(dFile,"\n(%s)index = %d, step=%d, set-up combo\n",name,index,step); fflush(dFile); }
01153         strncpy(ctable[index].name,name,25);
01154         ctable[index].step = step;
01155         ctable[index].type = type;
01156         ctable[index].free = 0;
01157         *last = -1;
01158         return index;
01159 }

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float* get_hab_parm	(	char *	s_parm_name,
		int	s_parm_relval,
		char *	parmName
	)

Read the input data file to get a habitat-specfic parameter array.

This gets an array of the targeted parameter, a value for each of (usually) multiple habitats.

Parameters:

	s_parm_name	Name of the sensitivity parameter being varied for this run
	s_parm_relval	Indicator of current value of relative range in sensitivity parm values: nominal (0), low (1), or high (2)
	parmName	String that identifies the parameter to be read in dbase file

Returns:: fTmp Array of values of single parameter across multiple habitats

Definition at line 671 of file Serial.c.

Referenced by ReadHabParms().

00672 {
00673         int hIndex, end=0;
00674         FILE* parmFile;
00675         float* fTmp;
00676         char lline[2001], *line;
00677         int pLoc = -1;
00678         int foundParm= False;
00679         char parmNameHead[30];
00680         char modelFileName[300];
00681     char HabParmFile[300];
00682     char *fileAppend;
00683     extern ProgAttr *ProgExec;
00684     
00685         
00686         if ( (fTmp = (float*) malloc( MAX_NHAB * sizeof(float) ) ) == NULL) {
00687         sprintf(msgStr, "Failed to allocate memory for HabParm array.\n ") ;
00688         usrErr(msgStr);
00689         exit( -2 ) ;
00690         };
00691         fTmp[0] = 0.0;
00692 
00693     fileAppend = match_Sparm( s_parm_name, s_parm_relval, parmName);
00694         sprintf(HabParmFile,"HabParms_%s",fileAppend);
00695         sprintf(modelFileName,"%s/%s/Data/%s",ModelPath,ProjName,HabParmFile);
00696         parmFile = fopen(modelFileName,"r");
00697         if(parmFile==NULL) {fprintf(stdout,"\nERROR: Unable to open dBase file %s\n",modelFileName); exit(-1); }
00698         
00699      fgets(lline, 2000, parmFile); /* skip 1st header line  */
00700      fgets(lline, 2000, parmFile); /* read 2nd header line with column names */
00701      line=lline;
00702 
00703      while (!foundParm)  
00704      {
00705         sscanf( line,"%s",&parmNameHead);
00706         if (strcmp(parmName,parmNameHead) ==0) foundParm = True;
00707         pLoc++;
00708         if (*line == EOS || *line == EOL) {
00709            sprintf(msgStr,"ERROR: Could not find header tag of %s in HabParms dbase file.", parmName); 
00710            usrErr(msgStr); 
00711            exit(-1);
00712         }
00713         line = Scip( line, TAB );
00714      }
00715     
00716     sprintf(msgStr,"Parameter group: %s",parmName); 
00717     fflush(dFile); 
00718     WriteMsg(msgStr,1); 
00719         for( hIndex = 1; hIndex < MAX_NHAB; hIndex++) {
00720                 goto_index (parmFile, gHabChar, hIndex); 
00721                 fTmp[hIndex] = get_Nth_parm( parmFile, pLoc, &end, hIndex );
00722                 if(end) break;
00723         }
00724         fclose(parmFile);
00725         habNumTot = hIndex-1;
00726 
00727         fflush(dFile); 
00728         /* TODO: this HARDCODES into the BIR (BIRavg) model output file ONLY, 
00729         the incorrect impression of running sensitivity on a single habitat ID 
00730         (hab 2 = sawgrass plain, ELMv2.4) */
00731     if (strcmp(s_parm_name,parmName) == 0) ProgExec->S_ParmVal = fTmp[2];
00732         return fTmp; 
00733 }

float get_global_parm	(	char *	s_parm_name,
		int	s_parm_relval,
		char *	parmName
	)

Read the input data file to get a global parameter.

This gets the single global value of the targeted parameter.

Parameters:

	s_parm_name	Name of the sensitivity parameter being varied for this run
	s_parm_relval	Indicator of current value of relative range in sensitivity parm values: nominal (0), low (1), or high (2)
	parmName	String that identifies the parameter to be read in dbase file

Returns:: parmVal The value of the global parameter

Definition at line 775 of file Serial.c.

Referenced by ReadGlobalParms().

00776 {
00777   int test;
00778   char modelFileName[300];
00779   FILE *parmFile;
00780   float parmVal;
00781   char parmNameHead[30];
00782   extern ProgAttr *ProgExec;
00783 
00784 
00785   char GlobalParmFile[50];
00786   char *fileAppend;
00787   
00788   fileAppend = match_Sparm( s_parm_name, s_parm_relval, parmName);
00789   sprintf(GlobalParmFile,"GlobalParms_%s",fileAppend);
00790   sprintf(modelFileName,"%s/%s/Data/%s",ModelPath,ProjName,GlobalParmFile);
00791   
00792   parmFile = fopen(modelFileName,"r");
00793   if(parmFile==NULL) { 
00794         sprintf(msgStr,"ERROR, can't open data file %s",modelFileName); 
00795     usrErr(msgStr);
00796         Exit(0); 
00797   }
00798 
00799   sprintf(parmNameHead,"%s=", parmName);
00800   scan_forward(parmFile,parmNameHead);
00801   if ( (test = fscanf(parmFile,"%f",&parmVal) ) <= 0 ) { 
00802     sprintf(msgStr,"ERROR in reading %s from %s; see Driver0.out debug file.", parmName, modelFileName); 
00803     usrErr(msgStr);
00804     Exit(0); 
00805   }
00806   sprintf(msgStr,"%s %f\n",parmNameHead, parmVal); 
00807   WriteMsg(msgStr,1); 
00808 
00809   fclose(parmFile);
00810   if (strcmp(s_parm_name,parmName) == 0) ProgExec->S_ParmVal = parmVal;
00811   return parmVal;
00812 }

float get_modexperim_parm	(	char *	s_parm_name,
		int	s_parm_relval,
		char *	parmName
	)

Read the input data file to get a model experiment parameter.

This gets the single global value of the targeted parameter for special model experiments. (Added for ELM v2.6).

Parameters:

	s_parm_name	Name of the sensitivity parameter being varied for this run
	s_parm_relval	Indicator of current value of relative range in sensitivity parm values: nominal (0), low (1), or high (2)
	parmName	String that identifies the parameter to be read in dbase file

Returns:: parmVal The value of the (global) model experiment parameter

Definition at line 822 of file Serial.c.

Referenced by ReadModExperimParms().

00823 {
00824   int test;
00825   char modelFileName[300];
00826   FILE *parmFile;
00827   float parmVal;
00828   char parmNameHead[30];
00829   extern ProgAttr *ProgExec;
00830 
00831 
00832   char ModExParmFile[50];
00833   char *fileAppend;
00834   
00835   fileAppend = match_Sparm( s_parm_name, s_parm_relval, parmName);
00836   sprintf(ModExParmFile,"ModExperimParms_%s",fileAppend);
00837   sprintf(modelFileName,"%s/%s/Data/%s",ModelPath,ProjName,ModExParmFile);
00838   
00839   parmFile = fopen(modelFileName,"r");
00840   if(parmFile==NULL) { 
00841         sprintf(msgStr,"ERROR, can't open data file %s",modelFileName); 
00842     usrErr(msgStr);
00843         Exit(0); 
00844   }
00845 
00846   sprintf(parmNameHead,"%s=", parmName);
00847   scan_forward(parmFile,parmNameHead);
00848   if ( (test = fscanf(parmFile,"%f",&parmVal) ) <= 0 ) { 
00849     sprintf(msgStr,"ERROR in reading %s from %s; see Driver0.out debug file.", parmName, modelFileName); 
00850     usrErr(msgStr);
00851     Exit(0); 
00852   }
00853   sprintf(msgStr,"%s %f\n",parmNameHead, parmVal); 
00854   WriteMsg(msgStr,1); 
00855 
00856   fclose(parmFile);
00857   if (strcmp(s_parm_name,parmName) == 0) ProgExec->S_ParmVal = parmVal;
00858   return parmVal;
00859 }

float get_Nth_parm	(	FILE *	infile,
		int	pIndex,
		int *	end,
		int	hIndex
	)

Get the N'th parameter in the habitat-specfic parameter file.

After finding the correct habitat and module/sector location in the file, get the value of a parameter.

Parameters:

	infile	file pointer
	pIndex	the index number of a parameter within a module set of parms
	end	denotes end of file
	hIndex	the index number of current habitat being read

Returns:: the parameter value

Definition at line 1353 of file Serial.c.

References debug, dFile, find_char(), msgStr, usrErr(), and WriteMsg().

Referenced by get_hab_parm().

01354 {
01355         int i=1, itest=1;
01356         float rv; char ch;
01357         
01358         while ( (i++ < pIndex) && itest > 0 ) { itest = find_char ( infile, '\t' ); }
01359         if( itest == 0 ) { *end = 1; return(0.0); }
01360         
01361         itest = fscanf(infile,"%f",&rv);
01362         if(itest==1) { 
01363         if(debug) { 
01364            sprintf(msgStr,"Habitat %d:\t%f",hIndex,rv); 
01365            WriteMsg(msgStr,1); 
01366         }
01367         }
01368         else if ( (ch = fgetc(infile)) == EOF ) { *end = 1; return(0.0); }
01369         else {
01370                 sprintf(msgStr,"Read Error in dBase(%d)\n REad Dump:\n",itest); WriteMsg(msgStr,1); usrErr(msgStr);
01371                 for(i=0; i<12; i++) { 
01372                         ch = fgetc(infile);
01373                         if(ch==EOF) { sprintf(msgStr,"\nAt EOF\n"); WriteMsg(msgStr,1); break; }
01374                         else fputc(ch,dFile);
01375                 }
01376                 exit(0);
01377         }
01378         *end = 0;
01379         return(rv);
01380 }

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char* match_Sparm	(	char *	s_parm_name,
		int	s_parm_relval,
		char *	parmName
	)

Determine if the parameter is being varied for a sensitivity analysis.

Parameters:

	s_parm_name	Name of the sensitivity parameter being varied for this run
	s_parm_relval	Indicator of current value of relative range in sensitivity parm values: nominal (0), low (1), or high (2)
	parmName	String that identifies the parameter to be read in dbase file

Returns:: fileAppend The suffix (not extension) to be appended to end of base name of parameter input file.

Definition at line 742 of file Serial.c.

References msgStr, and usrErr().

Referenced by get_global_parm(), get_hab_parm(), and get_modexperim_parm().

00743 {
00744     char *fileAppend;
00745  
00746     if (strcmp(s_parm_name,parmName) == 0) /* match, it is a parameter being varied in this set of runs */
00747         { 
00748                 switch (s_parm_relval) {
00749                    case 0: fileAppend = "NOM"; break;
00750                    case 1: fileAppend = "LO"; break;
00751                    case 2: fileAppend = "HI"; break;
00752                    default:  {
00753                       sprintf(msgStr,"ERROR: The relative parameter value (%d) is unknown for %s",s_parm_relval, s_parm_name); 
00754                       usrErr(msgStr);
00755                       exit(-1);
00756                    }
00757            }
00758         }
00759     else
00760         { /* no match, it is NOT a parameter being varied in this set of runs */
00761               fileAppend = "NOM"; 
00762             }
00763     return (fileAppend);
00764 }

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float SMDRAND	(	float	fminVal,
		float	fmaxVal
	)

Psuedo-random number generator (unused).

Definition at line 1384 of file Serial.c.

Referenced by Normal(), and Poisson().

01385 { 
01386   float rv, tmp;
01387   tmp = rand();
01388   rv = fminVal + (fmaxVal-fminVal)*(tmp/RAND_MAX); 
01389   return(rv);
01390 }

float* readSeriesCol	(	char *	filename,
		int	format,
		int	index,
		int *	Npt,
		float *	TStep,
		int	col
	)

(Unused). Read time series input data for spatial interpolations

Parameters:

	filename	Filename of data
	format	Always float data format
	index	Unused. Was used to concatenate multiple files over time
	Npt	Number of time points
	TStep	Time step
	col	column ID (for different variables)

Definition at line 585 of file Serial.c.

References debug, dFile, Jdate_init, julday(), nalloc(), PORnumday, and scan_forward().

00586 {
00587     int line = 0, cread=1, itest, j, sLen = 372 ;
00588     FILE *cfile;
00589     char  ctest, cmark[373], ret = '\n';
00590     unsigned char cmove[373], cmv=0;
00591     char tfilename[200], date_read[20],ss[200];
00592     int yyyy,mm, dd;
00593     double Jdate_read; 
00594     float  *tvar, *nullvar, first[10];
00595 
00596     sprintf(tfilename,"%s%d.ts",filename,index);
00597     if(debug>4) fprintf(dFile,"\nReading file %s, col %d, index = %d\n",tfilename,col,index); fflush(dFile);
00598     cfile = fopen(tfilename,"r"); 
00599     if(cfile==NULL) {  
00600         if( index > 0 ) {  fprintf(stdout,"\nWARNING: Unable to open timeseries file %s, using %s0.ts\n",tfilename,filename); return 0; } 
00601         else { fprintf(stdout,"\nERROR: Unable to open timeseries file %s\n",tfilename); exit(-1); } 
00602     }
00603 
00604     if (format != 2) { fprintf(stderr,"ERROR: only using floats in read_timeseries: %d\n",format); exit(0); }
00605     
00606            sLen = PORnumday; /* read/determined in genericDriver */
00607             tvar = (float*) nalloc( (sLen+2)*sizeof(float), "timeseries temp" );
00608             scan_forward(cfile,"{END COMMENT}\n");
00609             fgets(ss,200,cfile); /* skip  the header line */
00610             
00611             do {
00612                 fscanf(cfile, "%d %d %d %f %f %f %f", &yyyy,&mm,&dd,&first[1],&first[2],&first[3],&first[4] ); 
00613         /* julian day, returns a double (args = month, day, year, hours, minutes, seconds) */
00614                 Jdate_read = julday(mm, dd, yyyy, 0, 0, 0); 
00615                 if (Jdate_read > Jdate_init) {printf (" \n***Error\nInit date in %s file > simulation start date.\n",tfilename); exit (-1);}
00616                 if (feof(cfile)) {
00617         printf (" \n***Error\nNon-matching starting date for %s meteorological time series\n",tfilename); 
00618                         exit (-1);
00619                 }
00620             } while (Jdate_read < Jdate_init);
00621             
00622             tvar[0] = first[col]; /* have now read the first data record, assign to array */
00623             if(debug>4) fprintf(dFile,"%d %d %d %f\n",yyyy,mm,dd,tvar[0]);
00624             for (line = 1; line<sLen; line++) {
00625             
00626             /* each case for reading a different column */
00627                 switch (col) {
00628                     case 1:
00629                         itest = fscanf(cfile,"%d %d %d %f %f %f %f",&yyyy,&mm,&dd, &(tvar[ line ]),&nullvar, &nullvar, &nullvar);
00630                         break;
00631                     case 2:
00632                         itest = fscanf(cfile,"%d %d %d %f %f %f %f",&yyyy,&mm,&dd,&nullvar, &(tvar[ line ]), &nullvar, &nullvar);
00633                         break;
00634                     case 3:
00635                         itest = fscanf(cfile,"%d %d %d %f %f %f %f",&yyyy,&mm,&dd,&nullvar, &nullvar, &(tvar[ line ]), &nullvar);
00636                         break;
00637                     case 4:
00638                         itest = fscanf(cfile,"%d %d %d %f %f %f %f",&yyyy,&mm,&dd,&nullvar, &nullvar, &nullvar, &(tvar[ line ]));
00639                         break;
00640                     default:
00641                         printf ("\nError in interpolation time series data.\n"); 
00642                         exit(-1);
00643                         break;
00644                 } /* end switch */
00645 
00646                 if(debug>4) fprintf(dFile,"%d %d %d %f\n",yyyy,mm,dd,tvar[ line ]);
00647                 if (feof(cfile)) {printf (" \n***Error\nExceeded number of records for %s meteorological time series\n",tfilename);  exit (-1); } 
00648             }
00649             tvar[ sLen ] = *TStep;
00650  
00651     if(debug>4) { fprintf(dFile,"\nDone Reading file %s\n",tfilename); fflush(dFile); }
00652     
00653     fflush(stdout);
00654     fclose(cfile);
00655     *Npt = sLen;
00656     return tvar;
00657 }

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byte readMap	(	char *	filename,
		void *	data
	)

Read data for spatial (map) input binary file.

Parameters:

	filename	data variable's name
	data	variable's array data

Returns:: byte size of data values

Definition at line 43 of file Serial.c.

References debug, dFile, gbl_size, ModelPath, ProjName, and read_header().

00044 {
00045   int gsize, nbytes; byte bsize;
00046   FILE* bFile;
00047   char binFileName[300];
00048   
00049   bsize = read_header(filename);
00050 
00051   sprintf(binFileName,"%s/%s/Data/Map_bin/%s",ModelPath,ProjName,filename);
00052 
00053   if((bFile = fopen(binFileName,"rb") ) == NULL ) { 
00054     fprintf(stderr,"Can't Open Mapfile: %s",binFileName); 
00055     exit(0); 
00056   }
00057   gsize = gbl_size[0] * gbl_size[1];
00058   nbytes = fread((char*)data, (int)bsize, gsize, bFile );
00059   if(debug) { 
00060     fprintf(dFile," %d of %d items Read for %s, size = %x bytes ",
00061             nbytes,gsize,filename,bsize); 
00062   }
00063   fclose(bFile);
00064   return bsize;
00065 }

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void fatal ( const char * msg )

Exit (code=9) from program after sending a message.

Definition at line 1551 of file Driver_Utilities.c.

References Exit().

01552 {
01553   printf("%s",msg);
01554   fflush(stdout);
01555   Exit(9);
01556 }

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void calcdate	(	double	jd,
		int *	m,
		int *	d,
		int *	y,
		int *	h,
		int *	mi,
		double *	sec
	)

Determine the Gregorian date from a Julian calendar day.

Julian date converter. Takes a julian date (the number of days since some distant epoch or other), and returns an int pointer to static space. ip[0] = month; ip[1] = day of month; ip[2] = year (actual year, like 1977, not 77 unless it was 77 a.d.); ip[3] = day of week (0->Sunday to 6->Saturday) These are Gregorian. Copied from Algorithm 199 in Collected algorithms of the CACM Author: Robert G. Tantzen, Translator: Nat Howard. All taken (unmodified) from SFWMD HSM's /vol/hsm/src/libs/xmgr_julday/ directory.

Parameters:

	jd	Julian day
	m	Month
	d	Day
	y	Year
	h	Hour
	mi	Minute
	sec	Second

Definition at line 1630 of file Driver_Utilities.c.

01631 {
01632   static int ret[4];
01633 
01634   long j = (long)jd;
01635   double tmp, frac = jd - j;
01636 
01637   if (frac >= 0.5) {
01638     frac = frac - 0.5;
01639     j++;
01640   } 
01641   else {
01642     frac = frac + 0.5;
01643   }
01644 
01645   ret[3] = (j + 1L) % 7L;
01646   j -= 1721119L;
01647   *y  = (4L * j - 1L) / 146097L;
01648   j = 4L * j - 1L - 146097L * *y;
01649   *d  = j / 4L;
01650   j = (4L * *d + 3L) / 1461L;
01651   *d = 4L * *d + 3L - 1461L * j;
01652   *d = (*d + 4L) / 4L;
01653   *m = (5L * *d - 3L) / 153L;
01654   *d = 5L * *d - 3 - 153L * *m;
01655   *d = (*d + 5L) / 5L;
01656   *y = 100L * *y + j;
01657   if (*m < 10)
01658     *m += 3;
01659   else {
01660     *m -= 9;
01661     *y += 1;
01662   }
01663   tmp = 3600.0 * (frac * 24.0);
01664   *h = (int) (tmp / 3600.0);
01665   tmp = tmp - *h * 3600.0;
01666 
01667   *mi = (int) (tmp / 60.0);
01668   *sec = tmp - *mi * 60.0;
01669 }

int skip_white ( FILE * infile )

Skip white space(s) in a file.

Parameters:

infile

Returns:: success/failure

Definition at line 1800 of file Driver_Utilities.c.

01801 {
01802   int ch;
01803   
01804   while( isspace(ch=fgetc(infile)) ) {;}
01805   if(ch==EOF) return 0;
01806   ungetc(ch,infile);
01807   return 1;             
01808 }

int scan_forward	(	FILE *	infile,
		const char *	tstring
	)

Scan forward until a particular string is found.

Parameters:

	infile	The file being read
	tstring	The sought-after string

Returns:: Success/failure

Definition at line 1814 of file Driver_Utilities.c.

01815 {
01816   int sLen, i, cnt=0;
01817   char Input_string[100], test;
01818   
01819   sLen = strlen(tstring);
01820   while( ( test = fgetc(infile) ) != EOF ) {
01821     for(i=0; i<(sLen-1); i++) 
01822         Input_string[i] = Input_string[i+1];
01823     Input_string[sLen-1] = test;
01824     Input_string[sLen] = '\0';
01825     if(++cnt >= sLen) {
01826       test =  strcmp(Input_string,tstring);
01827       if( test == 0 ) return 1;
01828     }
01829   }
01830   return(-1);
01831 }

int find_char	(	FILE *	infile,
		char	tchar
	)

Find a character.

Parameters:

	infile	The file that is open
	tchar	The character being sought

Returns:: true/false (0 or 1)

Definition at line 1760 of file Driver_Utilities.c.

01761 {
01762   char test = '1', cchar = '#';
01763   int in_c=0;
01764 
01765   while( test != EOF ) {
01766     test = fgetc(infile);
01767     if(test == tchar && in_c==0 ) { return 1; }
01768     if(test == cchar ) in_c=1;
01769     if(test == '\n' )  in_c=0;
01770   }
01771   return(0);
01772 }

double julday	(	int	mon,
		int	day,
		int	year,
		int	h,
		int	mi,
		double	se
	)

Determine the Julian calendar day from a Gregorian date.

Returns:: julian day + hms as a real number

Takes a date, and returns a Julian day. A Julian day is the number of days since some base date (in the very distant past). Handy for getting date of x number of days after a given Julian date (use jdate to get that from the Gregorian date). Author: Robert G. Tantzen, translator: Nat Howard Translated from the algol original in Collected Algorithms of CACM (This and jdate are algorithm 199). All taken (unmodified) from SFWMD HSM's /vol/hsm/src/libs/xmgr_julday/ directory.

Parameters:

	mon	Month
	day	Day
	year	Year
	h	Hour
	mi	Minute
	se	Second

Returns:: Julian day

Definition at line 1583 of file Driver_Utilities.c.

01584 {
01585   long m = mon, d = day, y = year;
01586   long c, ya, j;
01587   double seconds = h * 3600.0 + mi * 60 + se;
01588 
01589   if (m > 2)
01590     m -= 3;
01591   else {
01592     m += 9;
01593     --y;
01594   }
01595   c = y / 100L;
01596   ya = y - (100L * c);
01597   j = (146097L * c) / 4L + (1461L * ya) / 4L + (153L * m + 2L) / 5L + d + 1721119L;
01598   if (seconds < 12 * 3600.0) {
01599     j--;
01600     seconds += 12.0 * 3600.0;
01601   } 
01602   else {
01603     seconds = seconds - 12.0 * 3600.0;
01604   }
01605   return (j + (seconds / 3600.0) / 24.0);
01606 }

VOIDP nalloc	(	unsigned	mem_size,
		const char	var_name[]
	)

Allocate memory for a variable.

Parameters:

	mem_size	The size of memory space
	var_name	The variable's name

Returns:: Pointer to that memory

Definition at line 1857 of file Driver_Utilities.c.

01858 {
01859   VOIDP rp;
01860 
01861   
01862   if(mem_size == 0) return(NULL);
01863   rp = (VOIDP)malloc( mem_size );
01864   total_memory += mem_size;
01865   fasync(stderr);
01866   if( rp == NULL ) {
01867     fprintf(stderr,"Sorry, out of memory(%d): %s\n",mem_size,var_name);
01868     Exit(0);
01869   }
01870   fmulti(stderr);
01871   return(rp);
01872 }

Variable Documentation

char gSectorChar = '@'

delimiter for ecological module (i.e., sector) ID number in reading habitat-specfic database file

Definition at line 47 of file serial.h.

char gHabChar = '^'

delimiter for habitat ID number in reading habitat-specfic database file

Definition at line 48 of file serial.h.

Referenced by get_hab_parm().

int habNumTot = 0

total number of habitat-types used in model

Definition at line 49 of file serial.h.

Referenced by alloc_hab_hist(), get_hab_parm(), HabSwitch(), and HabSwitch_Init().

char fileDelimitChar = '�'

Definition at line 51 of file serial.h.

char cTemp[200]

A temp char holder

Definition at line 52 of file serial.h.

Referenced by parse_packet(), and writeSeries().

char gTerm[4]

Four different characters to denote the format type of the model outlist configuration file

Definition at line 53 of file serial.h.

Referenced by init_config_file(), parse_packet(), and skip_cnfg_space().

char gCArg[kCArgDepth][kCArgWidth]

Output command arguments, parsed from the output configuration file

Definition at line 55 of file serial.h.

Referenced by parse_packet(), and readViewParms().

int cell_pts[MAX_TS_FILES]

The number of cell point locs per variable (1 var per file) for point time series output (clumsy)

Definition at line 57 of file serial.h.

Referenced by open_point_lists(), and send_point_lists2().

int numPtFiles = 0

The number of files (= variables) for point time series output (clumsy)

Definition at line 58 of file serial.h.

Referenced by open_point_lists(), and send_point_lists2().

FILE* dFile

File pointer to the low-level (ELM.debug) debug file

Definition at line 60 of file serial.h.

Referenced by get_hab_parm(), get_Nth_parm(), getCombineIndex(), local_setup(), read_header(), readMap(), readSeriesCol(), and write_header().

FILE* Driver_outfile

File pointer to (Driver0.out, or DriverX.out (for X'th simulation run)) debug file(s)

Definition at line 61 of file serial.h.

Referenced by open_debug_outFile(), WriteMsg(), and writeSeries().

FILE* * cnfgFile

File pointer to the output (Model.outList) configuration file

Definition at line 62 of file serial.h.

Referenced by readOutlist(), and skip_cnfg_space().

struct combo_table ctable[MAXCOMBOS]

Combination table for spatial array summaries (debug-related)

Definition at line 65 of file serial.h.

Referenced by Combine(), getCombineIndex(), and local_setup().

UINT max_combos_open

Max open map streams for spatial array summaries (debug-related)

Definition at line 66 of file serial.h.

Referenced by getCombineIndex(), and local_setup().

int isFirstVar = 1

Definition at line 69 of file serial.h.

float UTMnorth

Definition at line 70 of file serial.h.

Referenced by read_header(), and write_header().

float UTMsouth

Definition at line 70 of file serial.h.

Referenced by read_header(), and write_header().

float UTMeast

Definition at line 70 of file serial.h.

Referenced by read_header(), and write_header().

float UTMwest

UTM coordinates (m) NAD27, zone 17, for the four corners of the model domain

Definition at line 70 of file serial.h.

Referenced by read_header(), and write_header().

float UTMnorthNAD83

Definition at line 71 of file serial.h.

Referenced by read_header(), and writeFloatNetCDF().

float UTMsouthNAD83

Definition at line 71 of file serial.h.

Referenced by read_header().

float UTMeastNAD83

Definition at line 71 of file serial.h.

Referenced by read_header().

float UTMwestNAD83

UTM coordinates (m) converted to NAD83, zone 17, for the four corners of the model domain

Definition at line 71 of file serial.h.

Referenced by read_header(), and writeFloatNetCDF().

float offMap_float

off-map values (i.e., missing_value in netCDF)

Definition at line 64 of file driver_utilities.h.

Referenced by write_map_file(), and writeFloatNetCDF().

float* nc_dataRowRev

defined in Driver_Utilities.c, temporary array to hold an s0+2,s1+2 size array of any variable's floating point values for writing to netCDF time series file output

temporary array to hold an s0+2,s1+2 size array of any variable's floating point values for writing to netCDF time series file output

Definition at line 63 of file driver_utilities.h.

Referenced by setup_grid(), and writeFloatNetCDF().

int gSLen[MAX_NHAB]

Definition at line 124 of file serial.h.

char* ProjName

Definition at line 40 of file driver_utilities.h.

char* ModelPath

Environment variables used in model: ModelPath environment variable, base pathname for executable and input data
ProjName environment variable, the name of the model project
DriverPath environment variable, base pathname for source code
OS_TYPE environment variable, the type of operating system being used (informational purpose only, not used in code)

Definition at line 40 of file driver_utilities.h.

char* OutputPath

base pathname for all model output (user input)

Definition at line 42 of file driver_utilities.h.

char modelName[20]

Model name/version (user input): modelName Name given to model implementation (user input)
modelVers Version given to model implementation (e.g., v.2.1) (user input)

Definition at line 48 of file driver_utilities.h.

char modelVers[10]

Definition at line 48 of file driver_utilities.h.

char SimAlt[20]

simulation scenario/alterative name

Definition at line 42 of file generic_driver.h.

char SimModif[20]

simulation scenario/alterative modifier name/note

Definition at line 43 of file generic_driver.h.

int gbl_size[2]

row [0] and column [1] dimensions of model grid domain, serial implementation

Definition at line 46 of file generic_driver.h.

Referenced by read_header(), read_map_dims(), readMap(), setup_grid(), write_header(), writeFloatMap(), and writeMap().

int seed

the seed value for (pseudo-) random number generator (unused)

Definition at line 30 of file generic_driver.h.

Referenced by get_parmf(), and local_setup().

int procnum

Data for parallel implementation, basically ignore: Lprocnum NA for serial implementation (=1)
procnum NA for serial implementation (also see nodenv struct)
nprocs NA for serial implementation (also see nodenv struct)
recpnum NA for serial implementation
tramType NA for serial implementation
tramNum NA for serial implementation
lcl_size used in serial code, but not really pertinent: in serial implementation, rows lcl_size[0]=s0 and columns lcl_size[1]=s1, dimensions of model grid domain local to one processor (for parallel implementation)
lcl_start used in serial code, but not really pertinent: in serial implementation, starting row lcl_start[0]=0 and starting column lcl_start[1]=0 in model grid domain local to one processor (for parallel implementation)

Definition at line 111 of file generic_driver.h.

Referenced by get_parmf(), local_setup(), main(), read_map_file(), setup_grid(), and setup_platform().

int Lprocnum

Definition at line 111 of file generic_driver.h.

Referenced by local_setup(), PTSL_ReadLists(), and read_map_dims().

int nprocs[2]

Definition at line 111 of file generic_driver.h.

Referenced by exgridsize(), local_setup(), and setup_platform().

int nproc

int recpnum[2]

Definition at line 111 of file generic_driver.h.

Referenced by exgridsize(), local_setup(), quick_look(), and setup_platform().

int tramType

Definition at line 111 of file generic_driver.h.

Referenced by local_setup().

int tramNum[2]

Definition at line 111 of file generic_driver.h.

Referenced by exgridcoord().

int PORnumday

number of days of simulation Period Of Record (incl. start day)

Definition at line 65 of file generic_driver.h.

double Jdate_init

julian day (since epochs ago) of the initialization of model

Definition at line 49 of file generic_driver.h.

char initDateRead[15]

calendar date of simulation initialization

Definition at line 48 of file generic_driver.h.


Data Structures
struct	combo_table
Defines
#define	HDF_VERIFY(a) if(ret == FAIL) { printf("*** UNEXPECTED RETURN from %s is %d\n", a, (int)ret); }
#define	MAXCOMBOS 30
Functions
void	writeMap (char , void , int, unsigned char, int)
	Write data for spatial (map) output binary file.
void	writeFloatMap (char , char , float , int, unsigned char, int, char , int)
	Write floating point data for spatial (map) output binary file (new v2.8.2).
void	writeFloatNetCDF (char , char , float , int, unsigned char, int, char , int)
void	write_header (char *mapFileName, int size)
	Write header info for spatial (map) output binary file.
void	send_point_lists2 (SeriesParm *pSeries, int nSeries)
	Point time series output: print time series data to file(s).
void	writeSeries (void fValue, char label, char *desc, int N0, int N1, byte Mtype, byte format)
	Write to a spatial data window in a debug file.
void	Combine (float fValue, char label, int nComp, int cType, int step)
	A variety of stat summaries in a selected spatial window (debug-related).
void	open_point_lists (SeriesParm *pSeries, int nSeries)
	Point time series output: open files and print headers.
void	exparam (struct nodenv *envInfo)
	Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.
void	exgridsplit (int nprocs, int ndim, int nprocs2[2])
	Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.
void	exgridcoord (int pnum, int rnum[2])
	Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.
void	exgridsize (int pnum, int gsize[2], int lsize[2], int lstart[2])
	Parallel code: effectively unused in serial implementation.
void	set_async_mode (FILE *file)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	fmulti (FILE *file)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	fsingl (FILE *file)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	fasync (FILE *file)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	exchange_borders (UCHAR *map, int size)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	Cplot (VOIDP Map, unsigned char Mtype, float max_value, float min_value)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	broadcastMsg (UCHAR *msgPtr)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	broadcastInt (int *iValPtr)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	broadcastChar (UCHAR *cPtr)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	broadcastData (void dataPtr, int dataSize)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	broadcastFloat (void *dataPtr)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	sync_processors ()
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	open_debug_outFile (int index)
	Open debug-related output files.
int	exgridinit (int dim, int *nprocs)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
int	on_this_proc (int x, int y)
	Parallel code: does nothing in serial implementation).
void	local_setup (int argc, char **argv)
	Does very little in serial implementation (opens a low-level debug file).
int	init_config_file (FILE *vpFile, char term1, char term2, char term3, char term4)
	Get format definition of output configuration file (does nothing effective!).
int	skip_cnfg_space (FILE vpFile, char tch)
	Skip spaces in reading (model outlist) configuration file.
int	parse_packet (FILE vpFile, int nArgs, char *test)
	Parse through a configuration fileline to obtain the configuration commands.
int	get_number (FILE *infile)
	Get a numeric digit from a file.
int	goto_index (FILE *infile, char tchar, int index)
	Go to a particular indexed/demarked point in the habitat-specfic parameter file.
int	read_header (char *mapfile)
	Read header info for spatial (map) input binary file.
int	getCombineIndex (char name, int step, int type, int last)
	A variety of stat summaries in a selected spatial window (debug-related).
float *	get_hab_parm (char s_parm_name, int s_parm_relval, char parmName)
	Read the input data file to get a habitat-specfic parameter array.
float	get_global_parm (char s_parm_name, int s_parm_relval, char parmName)
	Read the input data file to get a global parameter.
float	get_modexperim_parm (char s_parm_name, int s_parm_relval, char parmName)
	Read the input data file to get a model experiment parameter.
float	get_Nth_parm (FILE infile, int pIndex, int end, int hIndex)
	Get the N'th parameter in the habitat-specfic parameter file.
char *	match_Sparm (char s_parm_name, int s_parm_relval, char parmName)
	Determine if the parameter is being varied for a sensitivity analysis.
float	SMDRAND (float fminVal, float fmaxVal)
	Psuedo-random number generator (unused).
float *	readSeriesCol (char filename, int format, int index, int Npt, float *TStep, int col)
	(Unused). Read time series input data for spatial interpolations
byte	readMap (char , void )
	Read data for spatial (map) input binary file.
void	fatal (const char *msg)
	Exit (code=9) from program after sending a message.
void	calcdate (double jd, int m, int d, int y, int h, int mi, double sec)
	Determine the Gregorian date from a Julian calendar day.
int	skip_white (FILE *infile)
	Skip white space(s) in a file.
int	scan_forward (FILE infile, const char tstring)
	Scan forward until a particular string is found.
int	find_char (FILE *infile, char tchar)
	Find a character.
double	julday (int mon, int day, int year, int h, int mi, double se)
	Determine the Julian calendar day from a Gregorian date.
VOIDP	nalloc (unsigned mem_size, const char var_name[])
	Allocate memory for a variable.
Variables
char	gSectorChar = '@'
char	gHabChar = '^'
int	habNumTot = 0
char	fileDelimitChar = '�'
char	cTemp [200]
char	gTerm [4]
char	gCArg [kCArgDepth][kCArgWidth]
int	cell_pts [MAX_TS_FILES]
int	numPtFiles = 0
FILE *	dFile
FILE *	Driver_outfile
FILE **	cnfgFile
struct combo_table	ctable [MAXCOMBOS]
UINT	max_combos_open
int	isFirstVar = 1
float	UTMnorth
float	UTMsouth
float	UTMeast
float	UTMwest
float	UTMnorthNAD83
float	UTMsouthNAD83
float	UTMeastNAD83
float	UTMwestNAD83
float	offMap_float
float *	nc_dataRowRev
int	gSLen [MAX_NHAB]
char *	ProjName
char *	ModelPath
char *	OutputPath
char	modelName [20]
char	modelVers [10]
char	SimAlt [20]
char	SimModif [20]
int	gbl_size [2]
int	seed
int	procnum
int	Lprocnum
int	nprocs [2]
int	nproc
int	recpnum [2]
int	tramType
int	tramNum [2]
int	PORnumday
double	Jdate_init
char	initDateRead [15]