How can I know the variables' dimensions in physics_state[type]?

[yefee90@gmail_com]

Hi, allDoes anyone know the name of each dimension of variables in physices_stateFor example, the dimensioon of lat, lon... is columnHow about t,u,v,...? Are they (column, pver)?But pint seems tricky, the vertical level shall be pver + 1.A further question is pver=1 is top of atmosphere or bottom? typephysics_stateinteger::&lchnk,&! chunk indexngrdcol,&! -- Grid -- number of active columns (on the grid)psetcols=0,&! -- -- max number of columns set - if subcols = pcols*psubcols, else = pcolsncol=0! -- -- sum of nsubcol for all ngrdcols - number of active columnsreal(r8),dimension(:),allocatable::&lat,&! latitude (radians) ! lat(col)lon,&! longitude (radians)real(r8),dimension(:,:),allocatable::&!(col,level)??t,&! temperature (K)u,&! zonal wind (m/s)v,&! meridional wind (m/sreal(r8),dimension(:,:),allocatable::&pint,&! interface pressure (Pa)endtypephysics_state

 

[hannay]

This is set in the subroutine physics_state_allocFor isnatnce for t:
allocate(state%t(psetcols,pver), stat=ierr)
allocate(state%pmid(psetcols,pver), stat=ierr) 

 

[yefee90@gmail_com]

Thanks! It gives me a way to fingurer them out.