about kmt.ITER.da file using Paleo ToolKit

[xliu]

Hi all, can anyone help fix a bug when use PaleoToolkit..

A bug shows Out of memory when run 01. Ocean 01c. ./mk_grid_1x1_$CASE.csh, so the kmt.$Iter.da wasn’t created.

I used Gfortran to compile the source code, now sure why NC matrix allocate too much memory. Is it version of compile reason or else?

Thanks,

 

[jiangzhu]

Hello,

As far as I know, the "mk_ocn_grid" program is very old and not used much by people. I don't know who is responsible for maintaining the code. The latest successful compiling/running the program on the NWSC Cheyenne that I know of was a few years ago.

With that said, I suggest you make sure that you are compiling the code with "big_endian" and also you are using the supported topography resolution (see "mk_grid_1x1_template.csh" for details).

Good luck!

 

[xliu]

Hello,

As far as I know, the "mk_ocn_grid" program is very old and not used much by people. I don't know who is responsible for maintaining the code. The latest successful compiling/running the program on the NWSC Cheyenne that I know of was a few years ago.

With that said, I suggest you make sure that you are compiling the code with "big_endian" and also you are using the supported topography resolution (see "mk_grid_1x1_template.csh" for details).

Good luck!

Thanks Jiang. I am running it from local linux machine, and compiled all three fortrant codes in '/mk_grid_src' before ./mk_grid_template.csh. It is memory allocation issue in fortran..
Is there some paleo compset source grid files for downloading in svn-ccsm.? so we needn't create from scratch.
thanks again,

 

[jiangzhu]

Usually, we don't need to create new ocean grid for "shallow time" paleoclimate simulations, which is why we don't have many of these grid files.

We have one for Eocene on Cheyenne: /glade/p/cesmdata/inputdata/ocn/pop/gx1PETM/grid/horiz_grid_PETM_20171005.ieeer8
This file can also be accessed from: https://svn-ccsm-inputdata.cgd.ucar.../gx1PETM/grid/horiz_grid_PETM_20171005.ieeer8

 

[xliu]

Usually, we don't need to create new ocean grid for "shallow time" paleoclimate simulations, which is why we don't have many of these grid files.

We have one for Eocene on Cheyenne: /glade/p/cesmdata/inputdata/ocn/pop/gx1PETM/grid/horiz_grid_PETM_20171005.ieeer8
This file can also be accessed from: https://svn-ccsm-inputdata.cgd.ucar.../gx1PETM/grid/horiz_grid_PETM_20171005.ieeer8

Thanks Jiang.
wonder if there is some grids for late permian and early cambrian in the folders..