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{{attachment:zon_resolved_vs_zon_averaged.png}} | * download [[attachment:spflame.tar|this]] compressed tar archive * create a new directory and copy the tar archive in that directory * type '(gzip -d spflame-1.0.tar; tar xvf spflame-1.0.tar)' in that directory * read the file README.first in that directory * read [[attachment:spflame.pdf|documentation]] {{attachment:spflame.jpg}} |
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Brüggemann, N., C. Eden, and D. Olbers, 2011: A Dynamically Consistent Closure for Zonally Averaged Ocean Models. ''J. Phys. Oceanogr.'' ## * [[TO/zom/abstract|See abstract]] [[http://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/abs/10.1175/JPO-D-11-021.1|Brüggemann et al. 2011]] == Links == Alternative Webpage: * [[http://www.ifm.zmaw.de/mitarbeiter/prof-dr-carsten-eden/numerical-models/| ZOM on IFM-Webpage]] |
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Contents
SPFLAME
SPFLAME is another re-implementation of the famous MOM code. The Small and Portable code is the basis for a framework of several numerical ocean modeling projects named Family of Linked Atlantic Model Experiments (FLAME). To obtain the source code of SPFLAME
download this compressed tar archive
- create a new directory and copy the tar archive in that directory
- type '(gzip -d spflame-1.0.tar; tar xvf spflame-1.0.tar)' in that directory
- read the file README.first in that directory
read documentation
A FORTRAN90 compiler, a MPI (1.0) library (for the parallelized version only) and a recent version of the NetCDF library will be needed. SPFLAME is known and preconfigured to run on NEC SX6/8, IBM pSeries/AIX, Linux with Intel (IA32/IA64) compiler and many other unix platforms.
Forcing datasets needed for generation of realistic setups and specific model configuration for SPFLAME are provided on request.
Source code
Reference
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