Hi all,
I have recently noticed that there is an extra grid point for the "q" location than the "h" location in the restart files. For example, the dimensions of a restart file from a global MOM6 test simulation are shown as below:
netcdf MOM.res {
dimensions:
lath = 210 ;
lonh = 360 ;
latq = 211 ;
lonq = 361 ;
Layer = 63 ;
Note that there is an extra point for lonq and latq compared to it's tracer points.
However, in a different HPC, I didn't find any difference between lonh and lonq (and in lath and latq).
I believe this difference has something to do with how the MOM6 is built in a specific HPC. Can someone please suggest how to build the MOM6 so that q points and h points remain identical?
Thanks,
Abhisek
I have recently noticed that there is an extra grid point for the "q" location than the "h" location in the restart files. For example, the dimensions of a restart file from a global MOM6 test simulation are shown as below:
netcdf MOM.res {
dimensions:
lath = 210 ;
lonh = 360 ;
latq = 211 ;
lonq = 361 ;
Layer = 63 ;
Note that there is an extra point for lonq and latq compared to it's tracer points.
However, in a different HPC, I didn't find any difference between lonh and lonq (and in lath and latq).
I believe this difference has something to do with how the MOM6 is built in a specific HPC. Can someone please suggest how to build the MOM6 so that q points and h points remain identical?
Thanks,
Abhisek