N2
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Revision as of 19:13, 19 July 2017
Parameter Variable and Physical Definition
Data Points Calculated per Hour: Data points calculated by the model every hour. This is different from N24 because not all data points calculated are included in the output.
Davinci Usage
- Davinci Definition
- Same as Physical Definition
- Values:
- Input = Integer Value Parameter
- Units: Unitless
- Range = at least 24 & must be a multiple of N24 and 24 (because there are 24 hours in a day)
- Default Value = 288
- Input Parameter Name:
- N2
- Related Functions:
- evalN2_krc()
KRC Usage
- Definition:
- Same as Physical Definition
- Values:
- Input = Integer Value Parameter in I10 (that is "I", for Integer) FORTRAN format
- i.e. Integer value, with a field width of 10, including leading blank spaces, plus or minus sign.
- Units: Same as Davinci
- Range = Same as Davinci
- Default Value = 384
- Input Parameter Name:
- Same as Davinci
- Example:
- N2 = 384
- Also, specify N24 (i.e. N24 = 96)
- 384 data points calculated divided by 24 hours in a day => 16 data points calculated per hour in a day
- 96 data points output divided by 24 hours in a day => only 4 data points output per hour in a day of the total 16 data points calculated per hour in a day
- See the default master input file as an example: master.inp
