From yunheng at ou.edu Tue Apr 1 16:42:17 2008 From: yunheng at ou.edu (Yunheng Wang) Date: Tue, 01 Apr 2008 16:42:17 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] test2 Message-ID: <47F2AC39.2010601@ou.edu> This is to test the link from arpssupport at ou.edu to arpssupport at caps.ou.edu. Yunheng. From yunheng at ou.edu Thu Apr 3 09:19:43 2008 From: yunheng at ou.edu (Yunheng Wang) Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2008 09:19:43 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] arps5.2.8 In-Reply-To: <20080403020010.GA13324@lr6.msi.umn.edu> References: <20080318202809.GE5662@lr6.msi.umn.edu> <47E031F2.2070707@ou.edu> <20080318223323.GG5662@lr6.msi.umn.edu> <47E046F0.9050402@ou.edu> <20080403020010.GA13324@lr6.msi.umn.edu> Message-ID: <47F4E77F.3050109@ou.edu> ----- Original Message ----- *From:* "Robert W. Numrich" *To:* "Wang, Yunheng" *Sent:* 04/02/2008 9:00:11 PM -0500 *Subject:* arps5.2.8 > Can you please help me with these two problems? > > 1) First Problem > > make[1]: Entering directory `/home/xe1/numrich/arps/arps5.2.8/src/arpsens' > ifort -O3 -o /home/xe1/numrich/arps/arps5.2.8/bin/bin2gem bin2gem.o arpsenslib.o postcore.o arpspostlib.o gemio.o \ > /home/xe1/numrich/arps/arps5.2.8/lib/libadas.a \ > /home/xe1/numrich/arps/arps5.2.8/lib/libarps.a \ > > bin2gem.o: In function `MAIN__': > bin2gem.f90:(.text+0x662f): undefined reference to `in_bdta_' > bin2gem.f90:(.text+0x6a86): undefined reference to `gr_mnav_' > gemio.o: In function `enswrtgem_': > gemio.f90:(.text+0x8fa): undefined reference to `gd_cref_' > gemio.f90:(.text+0x963): undefined reference to `gd_swrt_' > gemio.f90:(.text+0x2b10): undefined reference to `gd_clos_' > gemio.o: In function `initgemio_': > gemio.f90:(.text+0x2d32): undefined reference to `in_bdta_' > gemio.f90:(.text+0x3011): undefined reference to `gr_mnav_' > gemio.o: In function `gemdump2d_': > gemio.f90:(.text+0x35b1): undefined reference to `gd_wpgd_' > gemio.f90:(.text+0x36ca): undefined reference to `gd_wpgd_' > make[1]: *** [/home/xe1/numrich/arps/arps5.2.8/bin/bin2gem] Error 1 > make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/xe1/numrich/arps/arps5.2.8/src/arpsens' > make: *** [bin2gem] Error 2 > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > GEMPAK is not linked. Since your post is not complete, I do not know which library is missed. Please do the following 1. install GEMPAK 2. source $GEMPAK_DIR/Gemenviron 3. setenv NAWIPS $GEMPAK_DIR 4 compile the program again. > 2) Second Problem > > ARPS Makefile configuration utility > Updated: 03/14/2007 (ARPS version 5.2.8) > > Making all for linux > > Compilation options: 3 > Support for HDF I/O. > > WARNING: HDF library is required for 'all' and it is not found in the default > location '/soft/hdf5/hdf5-1.8.0/HDF5'. Please install HDF library, define environment > variable 'HDFPATH' to be the root of the installed HDF package > and try again. > > If you do not want to use HDF data format, please try option '-io nohdf' > For example: > ./makearps -io nohdf all > > The libraries have been installed as follows: > > calhoun> echo $HDFPATH > /soft/hdf5/hdf5-1.8.0/HDF5 > > Directory: /soft/hdf5/hdf5-1.8.0/HDF5/lib > calhoun> ls -lrt > total 12912 > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 554508 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_cpp.so.0.0.0* > lrwxrwxrwx 1 swinst swinst 20 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_cpp.so.0 -> libhdf5_cpp.so.0.0.0* > lrwxrwxrwx 1 swinst swinst 20 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_cpp.so -> libhdf5_cpp.so.0.0.0* > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 905 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_cpp.la* > -rw-r--r-- 1 swinst swinst 1141110 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_cpp.a > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 16630 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_hl_cpp.so.0.0.0* > lrwxrwxrwx 1 swinst swinst 23 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_hl_cpp.so.0 -> libhdf5_hl_cpp.so.0.0.0* > lrwxrwxrwx 1 swinst swinst 23 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_hl_cpp.so -> libhdf5_hl_cpp.so.0.0.0* > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 926 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_hl_cpp.la* > -rw-r--r-- 1 swinst swinst 11098 2008-03-21 18:01 libhdf5_hl_cpp.a > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 3299584 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5.so.5.0.0* > lrwxrwxrwx 1 swinst swinst 16 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5.so.5 -> libhdf5.so.5.0.0* > lrwxrwxrwx 1 swinst swinst 16 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5.so -> libhdf5.so.5.0.0* > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 829 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5.la* > -rw-r--r-- 1 swinst swinst 7266194 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5.a > -rw-r--r-- 1 swinst swinst 2405 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5.settings > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 801 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5_fortran.la* > -rw-r--r-- 1 swinst swinst 314508 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5_fortran.a > -rw-r--r-- 1 swinst swinst 670 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5_fortran.settings > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 147232 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5_hl.so.0.0.0* > lrwxrwxrwx 1 swinst swinst 19 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5_hl.so.0 -> libhdf5_hl.so.0.0.0* > lrwxrwxrwx 1 swinst swinst 19 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5_hl.so -> libhdf5_hl.so.0.0.0* > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 850 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5_hl.la* > -rw-r--r-- 1 swinst swinst 275964 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5_hl.a > -rwxr-xr-x 1 swinst swinst 807 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5hl_fortran.la* > -rw-r--r-- 1 swinst swinst 96038 2008-03-21 21:24 libhdf5hl_fortran.a > > > > -- > > The ARPS package uses HDF library, not HDF5 library. Please visit NCSA web about HDF for details. HDF and HDF5 are different. Yunheng. > -bob numrich > > -- > Robert W. Numrich, PhD > Senior Research Associate > Minnesota Supercomputing Institute > 465 Walter Library > 117 Pleasant Street SE > Minneapolis, MN 55455 > > Tel: 612-624-4341 > From mdaniels at ce.berkeley.edu Thu Apr 3 18:13:48 2008 From: mdaniels at ce.berkeley.edu (Megan Daniels) Date: Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:13:48 -0700 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] plot clouds Message-ID: <9c44ef6a0804031613i5d7e3b40jbef67cdd9a29b671@mail.gmail.com> Dear ARPS Support, What is the simplest way to plot clouds if I am interested in whether or not a cloud is affecting the incoming solar radiation at the surface? For example, it would be desirable to plot the presence (or absence) of clouds in the horizontal (x and y). Which arps variable(s) do you recommend plotting? Thank you, Megan -- Megan Daniels Ph.D. Candidate Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering 760 Davis Hall University of California, Berkeley 94720-1710 Tel. (510) 643-0018 -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.caps.ou.edu/pipermail/arpssupport/attachments/20080403/0204a3ad/attachment.html From mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Wed Apr 9 17:01:31 2008 From: mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz (Marwan Katurji) Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:01:31 +1200 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting Message-ID: <47FD3CBB.6080500@student.canterbury.ac.nz> Hi there, I am a registered user for arps and have downloaded version 5.2.8 and am using it successfully on my PC under cygwin "but not in parallel" for boundary layer modeling and LES. Recently arps was installed and compiled on a high performance computer, IBM P5-575 containing16 IBM Power 5, 1.9 Giga Hertz (GHz) processors and 32 GigaBytes (GB) of memory. The purpose is to run it in parallel mode under one node and using 8 processors. The arps_mpi and all other utilities I need compiled fine with no errors an I am using the serial version of arps on one processor successfully. For testing the arps_mpi I tried to run the demo may20 simulation and it appeared to work fine too with 2 and 4 processors using ascii dump files. The parallel job is submitted to the hpc via a load leveler script. I have some issues that I need your help with, can't really figure out if they are code related or platform: 1) The may20 simulation was not successful using 8 processors (nxproc=2, nyproc=4 and vice versa) using ascii dump, and the only way the simulation ran was using the combination (nxproc=1 and nyproc=8, the opposite did not work). Unfortunately I don't get a comprehensive error message but the program stops directly after when it starts. Is this something related to the platform or the code? 2) Using netcdf history dump format the combination of (nxproc=2, nyproc=4 and vice versa) worked fine but only when I dumped the output from each processor individually with out joining. The join option is not working with netcdf and I get a segmentation fault in the load leveler error output and an error in DTADUMP in arps output. 3) When using a different simulation that involves terrain file, surface physics and other parameters that you can see in the attached log file, the simulation progressed normally using 4 processors (nxproc=2, nyproc=2) but suddenly at time =7200s when it was dumping the history joined file an error occurred stating "error occurred when opening file .//xxxx.asc007200 using fortran unit 39" and when looking at some formatted dumped data in the arps.output file they appeared to be incomplete, that is some missing lines in the gridded output matrix and some redundant ones. (I suspect that the dumping from processors is not working correctly). When decreasing the processors to 2 (nxproc=1,nxproc=2) the same happend but occured at a later time, 46800s. You can see a sample of the output file attached. Thanks for your time and would appreciate your help. This work is part of my PhD study at University of Canterbury, New Zealand. -- Marwan Katurji PhD Candidate Center for Atmospheric Research Department of Geography, 2nd floor University of Canterbury Private Bag 4800 Christchurch 8020, New Zealand ----------------- Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 Fax: +64 3 364 2907 Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Home Address: 1/92 Office Road Merivale, Christchurch 8014 New Zealand Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) +64 3 212049534 (mobile) From mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Wed Apr 9 18:37:32 2008 From: mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz (Marwan Katurji) Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 11:37:32 +1200 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting In-Reply-To: <47FD4901.7080100@caps.ou.edu> References: <47FD3CBB.6080500@student.canterbury.ac.nz> <47FD4901.7080100@caps.ou.edu> Message-ID: <47FD533C.5010809@student.canterbury.ac.nz> Thanks Yunheng for your prompt reply, You mean that ascii dump is not supported in the mpi mode? because the serial arps works fine with ascii dump and it is listed in the name list as one of the dump options. Is there a way I can join splitted netcdf files? The joinfiles utility I have works on hdf4 and binary output, or do you recommend in this case dumping binary in joined mode thus using less memory and consequently I can use arpspltpost for plotting binary history files? Many Thanks Marwan Katurji PhD Candidate Center for Atmospheric Research Department of Geography, 2nd floor University of Canterbury Private Bag 4800 Christchurch 8020, New Zealand ----------------- Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 Fax: +64 3 364 2907 Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Home Address: 1/92 Office Road Merivale, Christchurch 8014 New Zealand Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) +64 3 212049534 (mobile) ARPSSUPPORT wrote: > No surprise. ASCII format is NOT supported any more. For the netCDF > format, it may be that the platform does not have enough memory to > hold joined arrays. > > The supported format are > > ! = 0, no data dump is produced; > ! = 1, unformatted binary data dump; > ! = 3, NCSA HDF4 format data dump; > ! = 7, NetCDF format; > ! = 8, NetCDF format with data of all time levels in one file; > ! It is suitable for small domain and is provided for LEAD. > ! = 9, GrADS data dump; > ! = 11, Vis5D data dump. > > Thanks, > Yunheng Wang. > > > ----- Original Message ----- > *From:* Marwan Katurji > *To:* arpssupport at ou.edu > *Sent:* 04/09/2008 5:01:31 PM -0500 > *Subject:* [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting > > > >> Hi there, >> >> I am a registered user for arps and have downloaded version 5.2.8 and >> am using it successfully on my PC under cygwin "but not in parallel" >> for boundary layer modeling and LES. Recently arps was installed and >> compiled on a high performance computer, IBM P5-575 containing16 IBM >> Power 5, 1.9 Giga Hertz (GHz) processors and 32 GigaBytes (GB) of >> memory. The purpose is to run it in parallel mode under one node and >> using 8 processors. The arps_mpi and all other utilities I need >> compiled fine with no errors an I am using the serial version of arps >> on one processor successfully. For testing the arps_mpi I tried to >> run the demo may20 simulation and it appeared to work fine too with 2 >> and 4 processors using ascii dump files. The parallel job is >> submitted to the hpc via a load leveler script. >> >> I have some issues that I need your help with, can't really figure >> out if they are code related or platform: >> >> 1) The may20 simulation was not successful using 8 processors >> (nxproc=2, nyproc=4 and vice versa) using ascii dump, and the only >> way the simulation ran was using the combination (nxproc=1 and >> nyproc=8, the opposite did not work). Unfortunately I don't get a >> comprehensive error message but the program stops directly after when >> it starts. Is this something related to the platform or the code? >> >> 2) Using netcdf history dump format the combination of (nxproc=2, >> nyproc=4 and vice versa) worked fine but only when I dumped the >> output from each processor individually with out joining. The join >> option is not working with netcdf and I get a segmentation fault in >> the load leveler error output and an error in DTADUMP in arps output. >> >> 3) When using a different simulation that involves terrain file, >> surface physics and other parameters that you can see in the attached >> log file, the simulation progressed normally using 4 processors >> (nxproc=2, nyproc=2) but suddenly at time =7200s when it was dumping >> the history joined file an error occurred stating "error occurred >> when opening file .//xxxx.asc007200 using fortran unit 39" and when >> looking at some formatted dumped data in the arps.output file they >> appeared to be incomplete, that is some missing lines in the gridded >> output matrix and some redundant ones. (I suspect that the dumping >> from processors is not working correctly). >> >> When decreasing the processors to 2 (nxproc=1,nxproc=2) the same >> happend but occured at a later time, 46800s. You can see a sample of >> the output file attached. >> >> Thanks for your time and would appreciate your help. This work is >> part of my PhD study at University of Canterbury, New Zealand. >> >> > From arpssupport at ou.edu Thu Apr 10 07:47:42 2008 From: arpssupport at ou.edu (arpssupport at ou.edu) Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 07:47:42 -0500 (CDT) Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] April 77% OFF Message-ID: <20080410111427.6707.qmail@ally12> From leanderson at cefet-rj.br Thu Apr 10 09:19:56 2008 From: leanderson at cefet-rj.br (Leanderson Marcos) Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 11:19:56 -0300 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] terrain 3sec and GFS 0.5 degree Message-ID: Dear friend, 1) I have 3 sec terrain data file that was processed by arpstrn with these grid parameters: nx = 4501 ny = 3501 dx = 90. dy = 90. 2) In another way, I have 0.5 degree NCEP/GFS data file in GRIB2, that I should processes by ext2arps program to create boundary conditions for run arps program. On the arps.input file processed to ext2arps I have: nx= 7 ny = 5 dx = 50000. dy = 50000. If I try processes ext2arps reading the terrain file created by arpstrn I generate a ERROR due the not matching grids. So, what can I use high resolution terrain on 0.5 degree GFS processed by ext2arps? Is it correct to set dx = dy = 50000.00 on arpstrn.input to process high resolution terrain that merges with ext2arps grid? The mergetrn program has anything about this question? Should I use mergetrn program in this case? In future, I intend to create nested grid compared with the resolution grid of the terrain. Can you help me? Thanks a lot. Leanderson. ---------------------------------------------------- Prof. Leanderson Marcos da Silva Paiva Centro Federal de Educa??o Tecnol?gica Celso Suckow da Fonseca - CEFET/RJ Coordenadoria de Meteorologia - COMET Av. Maracan?, n? 229, bloco A, Torre, Maracan? CEP: 20271-110, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil tel.:(55)(0xx21)2566-3163 telefax:(55)(0xx21)2567-0844 From leanderson at cefet-rj.br Thu Apr 10 09:19:56 2008 From: leanderson at cefet-rj.br (Leanderson Marcos) Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 11:19:56 -0300 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] terrain 3sec and GFS 0.5 degree Message-ID: Dear friend, 1) I have 3 sec terrain data file that was processed by arpstrn with these grid parameters: nx = 4501 ny = 3501 dx = 90. dy = 90. 2) In another way, I have 0.5 degree NCEP/GFS data file in GRIB2, that I should processes by ext2arps program to create boundary conditions for run arps program. On the arps.input file processed to ext2arps I have: nx= 7 ny = 5 dx = 50000. dy = 50000. If I try processes ext2arps reading the terrain file created by arpstrn I generate a ERROR due the not matching grids. So, what can I use high resolution terrain on 0.5 degree GFS processed by ext2arps? Is it correct to set dx = dy = 50000.00 on arpstrn.input to process high resolution terrain that merges with ext2arps grid? The mergetrn program has anything about this question? Should I use mergetrn program in this case? In future, I intend to create nested grid compared with the resolution grid of the terrain. Can you help me? Thanks a lot. Leanderson. ---------------------------------------------------- Prof. Leanderson Marcos da Silva Paiva Centro Federal de Educa??o Tecnol?gica Celso Suckow da Fonseca - CEFET/RJ Coordenadoria de Meteorologia - COMET Av. Maracan?, n? 229, bloco A, Torre, Maracan? CEP: 20271-110, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil tel.:(55)(0xx21)2566-3163 telefax:(55)(0xx21)2567-0844 From mxue at ou.edu Thu Apr 10 14:15:42 2008 From: mxue at ou.edu (Ming Xue) Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 14:15:42 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting In-Reply-To: <47FD3CBB.6080500@student.canterbury.ac.nz> References: <47FD3CBB.6080500@student.canterbury.ac.nz> Message-ID: <11c5901c89b3f$45732c80$d0598580$@edu> Thanks for reporting these problems (seem to be all related to ASCII and NetCDF I/O with MPI jobs). We hardly use ASCII format at all because there is no reason to. NetCDF format support is relatively new. We are in the middle of realtime experiments so we may not be able to address these issues immediately. We use HDF format almost exclusively and you are strongly encouraged to do so - the chance to encountering problems is much smaller. Binary is another option - we enforce bigendian binary across all platforms so that ARPS binary data are portable. Ming Xue > -----Original Message----- > From: arpssupport-bounces at caps.ou.edu [mailto:arpssupport- > bounces at caps.ou.edu] On Behalf Of Marwan Katurji > Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 5:02 PM > To: arpssupport at ou.edu > Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting > > Hi there, > > I am a registered user for arps and have downloaded version 5.2.8 and > am > using it successfully on my PC under cygwin "but not in parallel" for > boundary layer modeling and LES. Recently arps was installed and > compiled on a high performance computer, IBM P5-575 containing16 IBM > Power 5, 1.9 Giga Hertz (GHz) processors and 32 GigaBytes (GB) of > memory. The purpose is to run it in parallel mode under one node and > using 8 processors. The arps_mpi and all other utilities I need > compiled > fine with no errors an I am using the serial version of arps on one > processor successfully. For testing the arps_mpi I tried to run the > demo > may20 simulation and it appeared to work fine too with 2 and 4 > processors using ascii dump files. The parallel job is submitted to the > hpc via a load leveler script. > > I have some issues that I need your help with, can't really figure out > if they are code related or platform: > > 1) The may20 simulation was not successful using 8 processors (nxproc=2, > nyproc=4 and vice versa) using ascii dump, and the only way the > simulation ran was using the combination (nxproc=1 and nyproc=8, the > opposite did not work). Unfortunately I don't get a comprehensive error > message but the program stops directly after when it starts. Is this > something related to the platform or the code? > > 2) Using netcdf history dump format the combination of (nxproc=2, > nyproc=4 and vice versa) worked fine but only when I dumped the output > from each processor individually with out joining. The join option is > not working with netcdf and I get a segmentation fault in the load > leveler error output and an error in DTADUMP in arps output. > > 3) When using a different simulation that involves terrain file, > surface > physics and other parameters that you can see in the attached log file, > the simulation progressed normally using 4 processors (nxproc=2, > nyproc=2) but suddenly at time =7200s when it was dumping the history > joined file an error occurred stating "error occurred when opening file > .//xxxx.asc007200 using fortran unit 39" and when looking at some > formatted dumped data in the arps.output file they appeared to be > incomplete, that is some missing lines in the gridded output matrix and > some redundant ones. (I suspect that the dumping from processors is not > working correctly). > > When decreasing the processors to 2 (nxproc=1,nxproc=2) the same > happend > but occured at a later time, 46800s. You can see a sample of the output > file attached. > > Thanks for your time and would appreciate your help. This work is part > of my PhD study at University of Canterbury, New Zealand. > > -- > Marwan Katurji > > PhD Candidate > Center for Atmospheric Research > Department of Geography, 2nd floor > University of Canterbury > Private Bag 4800 > Christchurch 8020, New Zealand > ----------------- > Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 > Fax: +64 3 364 2907 > > Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com > mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz > > Home Address: > 1/92 Office Road > Merivale, Christchurch 8014 > New Zealand > Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) > +64 3 212049534 (mobile) > > _______________________________________________ > ARPSSUPPORT mailing list > ARPSSUPPORT at caps.ou.edu > http://www.caps.ou.edu/mailman/listinfo/arpssupport From leanderson at cefet-rj.br Thu Apr 10 14:21:43 2008 From: leanderson at cefet-rj.br (Leanderson Marcos) Date: Thu, 10 Apr 2008 16:21:43 -0300 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] RES: terrain 3sec and GFS 0.5 degree In-Reply-To: <47FE2892.8040902@ou.edu> Message-ID: That?s ok ... but, How can I nest grids on the run, to reach high resolution (100 m approximately), using 3 sec terrain data, leaving from 0.5 degree GFS? How is the numerical fraction beteween the grids that it is recomended? Have I make runs with differents terrain database for diferents resolutions grids or Can I use only the 3 sec terrain data for any numerical grid? Sorry, but I am trying to make this things alone and I have many doubts. Thanks in advance ... Leanderson. -----Mensagem original----- De: ARPSSUPPORT [mailto:arpssupport at ou.edu] Enviada em: quinta-feira, 10 de abril de 2008 11:48 Para: leanderson at cefet-rj.br Assunto: Re: [ARPSSUPPORT] terrain 3sec and GFS 0.5 degree It is obvious that the grid is not matched. Those 4 parameters should be always the same values for both programs. Yunheng. ----- Original Message ----- *From:* Leanderson Marcos *To:* arpssupport at ou.edu, ARPSSUPPORT at lists.ou.edu, ywang at gcn.ou.edu *Sent:* 04/10/2008 9:19:56 AM -0500 *Subject:* [ARPSSUPPORT] terrain 3sec and GFS 0.5 degree > Dear friend, > 1) I have 3 sec terrain data file that was processed by arpstrn with these > grid parameters: > nx = 4501 > ny = 3501 > dx = 90. > dy = 90. > > 2) In another way, I have 0.5 degree NCEP/GFS data file in GRIB2, that I > should processes by ext2arps program to create boundary conditions for run > arps program. On the arps.input file processed to ext2arps I have: > nx= 7 > ny = 5 > dx = 50000. > dy = 50000. > > If I try processes ext2arps reading the terrain file created by arpstrn I > generate a ERROR due the not matching grids. So, what can I use high > resolution terrain on 0.5 degree GFS processed by ext2arps? Is it correct to > set dx = dy = 50000.00 on arpstrn.input to process high resolution terrain > that merges with ext2arps grid? > The mergetrn program has anything about this question? Should I use mergetrn > program in this case? In future, I intend to create nested grid compared > with the resolution grid of the terrain. Can you help me? > > Thanks a lot. > Leanderson. > > > ---------------------------------------------------- > Prof. Leanderson Marcos da Silva Paiva > Centro Federal de Educa??o Tecnol?gica > Celso Suckow da Fonseca - CEFET/RJ > Coordenadoria de Meteorologia - COMET > Av. Maracan?, n? 229, bloco A, Torre, Maracan? > CEP: 20271-110, Rio de Janeiro, RJ, Brasil > tel.:(55)(0xx21)2566-3163 > telefax:(55)(0xx21)2567-0844 > > _______________________________________________ > ARPSSUPPORT mailing list > ARPSSUPPORT at caps.ou.edu > http://www.caps.ou.edu/mailman/listinfo/arpssupport > > From mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Thu Apr 10 15:41:23 2008 From: mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz (Marwan Katurji) Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2008 08:41:23 +1200 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting In-Reply-To: <11c5901c89b3f$45732c80$d0598580$@edu> References: <47FD3CBB.6080500@student.canterbury.ac.nz> <11c5901c89b3f$45732c80$d0598580$@edu> Message-ID: <47FE7B73.5060008@student.canterbury.ac.nz> Hi Ming, I see the issue now, below is my email to Yunheng about my trouble shooting with netcdf output dump maybe it helps in your experiments or maybe you can give me a thought on it. **************** Hi Yunheng, Until now all ascii dumps under cygwin in serial arps are working perfectly fine, good physical results, except that they are large files. I am surprised why you would suspect the results. Actually I can't use except ascii dump under cygwin in the meant time. And I am still trouble shooting on our hpc for the other dump options. The netcdf seems to work fine on two processors except that when I go to 4 or 8 I get this segmentation error that I told you about previously, I need to check your idea if it is a memory problem. With two processors the formatted output in the arps.output file are complete and continuous but other than that it is discontinuous and incomplete. *************** I will compile with HDF-4 now and use it. Many Thanks Marwan Katurji PhD Candidate Center for Atmospheric Research Department of Geography, 2nd floor University of Canterbury Private Bag 4800 Christchurch 8020, New Zealand ----------------- Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 Fax: +64 3 364 2907 Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Home Address: 1/92 Office Road Merivale, Christchurch 8014 New Zealand Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) +64 3 212049534 (mobile) Ming Xue wrote: > Thanks for reporting these problems (seem to be all related to ASCII and > NetCDF I/O > with MPI jobs). We hardly use ASCII format at all because there is no reason > to. > NetCDF format support is relatively new. We are in the middle of realtime > experiments so > we may not be able to address these issues immediately. > > We use HDF format almost exclusively and you are strongly encouraged to do > so - the chance to encountering problems is much smaller. Binary is another > option - we enforce bigendian binary across all platforms > so that ARPS binary data are portable. > > > Ming Xue > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: arpssupport-bounces at caps.ou.edu [mailto:arpssupport- >> bounces at caps.ou.edu] On Behalf Of Marwan Katurji >> Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 5:02 PM >> To: arpssupport at ou.edu >> Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting >> >> Hi there, >> >> I am a registered user for arps and have downloaded version 5.2.8 and >> am >> using it successfully on my PC under cygwin "but not in parallel" for >> boundary layer modeling and LES. Recently arps was installed and >> compiled on a high performance computer, IBM P5-575 containing16 IBM >> Power 5, 1.9 Giga Hertz (GHz) processors and 32 GigaBytes (GB) of >> memory. The purpose is to run it in parallel mode under one node and >> using 8 processors. The arps_mpi and all other utilities I need >> compiled >> fine with no errors an I am using the serial version of arps on one >> processor successfully. For testing the arps_mpi I tried to run the >> demo >> may20 simulation and it appeared to work fine too with 2 and 4 >> processors using ascii dump files. The parallel job is submitted to the >> hpc via a load leveler script. >> >> I have some issues that I need your help with, can't really figure out >> if they are code related or platform: >> >> 1) The may20 simulation was not successful using 8 processors (nxproc=2, >> nyproc=4 and vice versa) using ascii dump, and the only way the >> simulation ran was using the combination (nxproc=1 and nyproc=8, the >> opposite did not work). Unfortunately I don't get a comprehensive error >> message but the program stops directly after when it starts. Is this >> something related to the platform or the code? >> >> 2) Using netcdf history dump format the combination of (nxproc=2, >> nyproc=4 and vice versa) worked fine but only when I dumped the output >> from each processor individually with out joining. The join option is >> not working with netcdf and I get a segmentation fault in the load >> leveler error output and an error in DTADUMP in arps output. >> >> 3) When using a different simulation that involves terrain file, >> surface >> physics and other parameters that you can see in the attached log file, >> the simulation progressed normally using 4 processors (nxproc=2, >> nyproc=2) but suddenly at time =7200s when it was dumping the history >> joined file an error occurred stating "error occurred when opening file >> .//xxxx.asc007200 using fortran unit 39" and when looking at some >> formatted dumped data in the arps.output file they appeared to be >> incomplete, that is some missing lines in the gridded output matrix and >> some redundant ones. (I suspect that the dumping from processors is not >> working correctly). >> >> When decreasing the processors to 2 (nxproc=1,nxproc=2) the same >> happend >> but occured at a later time, 46800s. You can see a sample of the output >> file attached. >> >> Thanks for your time and would appreciate your help. This work is part >> of my PhD study at University of Canterbury, New Zealand. >> >> -- >> Marwan Katurji >> >> PhD Candidate >> Center for Atmospheric Research >> Department of Geography, 2nd floor >> University of Canterbury >> Private Bag 4800 >> Christchurch 8020, New Zealand >> ----------------- >> Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 >> Fax: +64 3 364 2907 >> >> Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com >> mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz >> >> Home Address: >> 1/92 Office Road >> Merivale, Christchurch 8014 >> New Zealand >> Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) >> +64 3 212049534 (mobile) >> >> _______________________________________________ >> ARPSSUPPORT mailing list >> ARPSSUPPORT at caps.ou.edu >> http://www.caps.ou.edu/mailman/listinfo/arpssupport >> > > > From ywang at gcn.ou.edu Sun Apr 13 11:24:18 2008 From: ywang at gcn.ou.edu (Yunheng Wang) Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2008 11:24:18 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Simulation In-Reply-To: <000c01c89d20$afba8510$9c87c3de@liziliangouc> References: <000c01c89d20$afba8510$9c87c3de@liziliangouc> Message-ID: <480233B2.2070000@gcn.ou.edu> Sorry, I have no idea about what /fnl_080208_12_00 /is/. If it is an external forecast data set or analysis data, please check whether it is NAM or GFS data and what is the NCEP grid number it is defined on. Then you can check the instruction for variable (extdopt) in file input/arps.input. If you did not find an instruction for this data set, then it is not support by the ARPS system. You can, if you want to, read the ARPS User's Guide (Chapter 8) about how to write a decoder for a specific data set yourself. Yunheng. / -------- Original Message -------- Subject: ARPS Simulation From: liziliang To: Wang, Yunheng Date: 4/12/2008 11:41 PM > Dear Pro. /wang,/ > // > / I am a student of Ocean University of Chnia, my name is Zi-Liang Li, > Would you like to tell me how to convert the fnl_080208_12_00 (from > the ftpprd.ncep.noaa.gov) into fnl.2008020812f00 (EXT2ARPS format)? / > / Thanks you for your considering and your time./ > // > /Sincerely yours,/ > /Zi-Liang, Li / > /2008.4.12/ From arpssupport at ou.edu Sun Apr 13 12:01:08 2008 From: arpssupport at ou.edu (arpssupport at ou.edu) Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2008 12:01:08 -0500 (CDT) Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] MensHelp 07220 Message-ID: <20080406071215.4888.qmail@ador47.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl> From mxue at ou.edu Sun Apr 13 13:14:11 2008 From: mxue at ou.edu (Ming Xue) Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2008 13:14:11 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Simulation In-Reply-To: <480233B2.2070000@gcn.ou.edu> References: <000c01c89d20$afba8510$9c87c3de@liziliangouc> <480233B2.2070000@gcn.ou.edu> Message-ID: FNL should be the final analysis of NCEP GFS model, the analysis done after all observations have come in. They should be 1 x 1 degree data and in the same format as the 1 x 1 degree AVN data set. So the files should be renamed to something like avn_grb.2008041500f03 (not sure of the naming convention). Ming Xue > Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2008 11:24:18 -0500> From: ywang at gcn.ou.edu> Subject: Re: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Simulation> To: liziliang at ouc.edu.cn; arpssupport at ou.edu> > Sorry, I have no idea about what /fnl_080208_12_00 /is/.> > If it is an external forecast data set or analysis data, please check> whether it is NAM or GFS data and what is the NCEP grid number it is> defined on. Then you can check the instruction for variable (extdopt) in> file input/arps.input.> > If you did not find an instruction for this data set, then it is not> support by the ARPS system. You can, if you want to, read the ARPS> User's Guide (Chapter 8) about how to write a decoder for a specific> data set yourself.> > Yunheng.> /> -------- Original Message --------> Subject: ARPS Simulation> From: liziliang > To: Wang, Yunheng > Date: 4/12/2008 11:41 PM> > Dear Pro. /wang,/> > //> > / I am a student of Ocean University of Chnia, my name is Zi-Liang Li,> > Would you like to tell me how to convert the fnl_080208_12_00 (from> > the ftpprd.ncep.noaa.gov) into fnl.2008020812f00 (EXT2ARPS format)? /> > / Thanks you for your considering and your time./> > //> > /Sincerely yours,/> > /Zi-Liang, Li /> > /2008.4.12/> _________________________________________________________________ Use video conversation to talk face-to-face with Windows Live Messenger. http://www.windowslive.com/messenger/connect_your_way.html?ocid=TXT_TAGLM_WL_Refresh_messenger_video_042008 From mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Mon Apr 14 02:10:37 2008 From: mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz (Marwan Katurji) Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 19:10:37 +1200 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting In-Reply-To: <11c5901c89b3f$45732c80$d0598580$@edu> References: <47FD3CBB.6080500@student.canterbury.ac.nz> <11c5901c89b3f$45732c80$d0598580$@edu> Message-ID: <4803036D.7030404@student.canterbury.ac.nz> Hi, Thanks for your help, I am dumping split binary files from 8 processors and joining them successfully with joinfiles. But I still can't understand how the ascii dump is working fine on a single processor with meaningful results whilst you mentioned it's not implemented in version 5.2.8 anymore!! Many thanks. Marwan Katurji PhD Candidate Center for Atmospheric Research Department of Geography, 2nd floor University of Canterbury Private Bag 4800 Christchurch 8020, New Zealand ----------------- Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 Fax: +64 3 364 2907 Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Home Address: 1/92 Office Road Merivale, Christchurch 8014 New Zealand Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) +64 3 212049534 (mobile) Ming Xue wrote: > Thanks for reporting these problems (seem to be all related to ASCII and > NetCDF I/O > with MPI jobs). We hardly use ASCII format at all because there is no reason > to. > NetCDF format support is relatively new. We are in the middle of realtime > experiments so > we may not be able to address these issues immediately. > > We use HDF format almost exclusively and you are strongly encouraged to do > so - the chance to encountering problems is much smaller. Binary is another > option - we enforce bigendian binary across all platforms > so that ARPS binary data are portable. > > > Ming Xue > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: arpssupport-bounces at caps.ou.edu [mailto:arpssupport- >> bounces at caps.ou.edu] On Behalf Of Marwan Katurji >> Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 5:02 PM >> To: arpssupport at ou.edu >> Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting >> >> Hi there, >> >> I am a registered user for arps and have downloaded version 5.2.8 and >> am >> using it successfully on my PC under cygwin "but not in parallel" for >> boundary layer modeling and LES. Recently arps was installed and >> compiled on a high performance computer, IBM P5-575 containing16 IBM >> Power 5, 1.9 Giga Hertz (GHz) processors and 32 GigaBytes (GB) of >> memory. The purpose is to run it in parallel mode under one node and >> using 8 processors. The arps_mpi and all other utilities I need >> compiled >> fine with no errors an I am using the serial version of arps on one >> processor successfully. For testing the arps_mpi I tried to run the >> demo >> may20 simulation and it appeared to work fine too with 2 and 4 >> processors using ascii dump files. The parallel job is submitted to the >> hpc via a load leveler script. >> >> I have some issues that I need your help with, can't really figure out >> if they are code related or platform: >> >> 1) The may20 simulation was not successful using 8 processors (nxproc=2, >> nyproc=4 and vice versa) using ascii dump, and the only way the >> simulation ran was using the combination (nxproc=1 and nyproc=8, the >> opposite did not work). Unfortunately I don't get a comprehensive error >> message but the program stops directly after when it starts. Is this >> something related to the platform or the code? >> >> 2) Using netcdf history dump format the combination of (nxproc=2, >> nyproc=4 and vice versa) worked fine but only when I dumped the output >> from each processor individually with out joining. The join option is >> not working with netcdf and I get a segmentation fault in the load >> leveler error output and an error in DTADUMP in arps output. >> >> 3) When using a different simulation that involves terrain file, >> surface >> physics and other parameters that you can see in the attached log file, >> the simulation progressed normally using 4 processors (nxproc=2, >> nyproc=2) but suddenly at time =7200s when it was dumping the history >> joined file an error occurred stating "error occurred when opening file >> .//xxxx.asc007200 using fortran unit 39" and when looking at some >> formatted dumped data in the arps.output file they appeared to be >> incomplete, that is some missing lines in the gridded output matrix and >> some redundant ones. (I suspect that the dumping from processors is not >> working correctly). >> >> When decreasing the processors to 2 (nxproc=1,nxproc=2) the same >> happend >> but occured at a later time, 46800s. You can see a sample of the output >> file attached. >> >> Thanks for your time and would appreciate your help. This work is part >> of my PhD study at University of Canterbury, New Zealand. >> >> -- >> Marwan Katurji >> >> PhD Candidate >> Center for Atmospheric Research >> Department of Geography, 2nd floor >> University of Canterbury >> Private Bag 4800 >> Christchurch 8020, New Zealand >> ----------------- >> Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 >> Fax: +64 3 364 2907 >> >> Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com >> mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz >> >> Home Address: >> 1/92 Office Road >> Merivale, Christchurch 8014 >> New Zealand >> Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) >> +64 3 212049534 (mobile) >> >> _______________________________________________ >> ARPSSUPPORT mailing list >> ARPSSUPPORT at caps.ou.edu >> http://www.caps.ou.edu/mailman/listinfo/arpssupport >> > > > From ywang at gcn.ou.edu Mon Apr 14 09:03:57 2008 From: ywang at gcn.ou.edu (Yunheng Wang) Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:03:57 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Simulation In-Reply-To: References: <000c01c89d20$afba8510$9c87c3de@liziliangouc> <480233B2.2070000@gcn.ou.edu> Message-ID: <4803644D.2070200@gcn.ou.edu> Hi Ziliang, If your data is what Dr Xue described below, please do the following to ingest the data into ext2arps. 1. Download the ARPS package and compile ext2arps; 2. Rename your file to something like, gnl.YYYYMMDDHHfhh. For example, fnl.2008041500f03. 3. set the following parameters in the namelist file extdname = 'fnl', nextdfil = 1, extdtime(1) = '2008-04-15.00:00:00+003:00:00', .... extdopt = 13, and other parameters. 4. Run ext2arps. Yunheng. ----- Original Message ----- *From:* Ming Xue *To:* Yunheng Wang , liziliang , arpssupport at ou.edu *Sent:* 04/13/2008 1:14:11 PM -0500 *Subject:* [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Simulation > > FNL should be the final analysis of NCEP GFS model, the analysis done > after all observations have come in. > > They should be 1 x 1 degree data and in the same format as the 1 x 1 > degree AVN data set. > > So the files should be renamed to something like avn_grb.2008041500f03 > (not sure of the naming convention). > > Ming Xue > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > > Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2008 11:24:18 -0500 > > From: ywang at gcn.ou.edu > > Subject: Re: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Simulation > > To: liziliang at ouc.edu.cn; arpssupport at ou.edu > > > > Sorry, I have no idea about what /fnl_080208_12_00 /is/. > > > > If it is an external forecast data set or analysis data, please check > > whether it is NAM or GFS data and what is the NCEP grid number it is > > defined on. Then you can check the instruction for variable (extdopt) in > > file input/arps.input. > > > > If you did not find an instruction for this data set, then it is not > > support by the ARPS system. You can, if you want to, read the ARPS > > User's Guide (Chapter 8) about how to write a decoder for a specific > > data set yourself. > > > > Yunheng. > > / > > -------- Original Message -------- > > Subject: ARPS Simulation > > From: liziliang > > To: Wang, Yunheng > > Date: 4/12/2008 11:41 PM > > > Dear Pro. /wang,/ > > > // > > > / I am a student of Ocean University of Chnia, my name is Zi-Liang Li, > > > Would you like to tell me how to convert the fnl_080208_12_00 (from > > > the ftpprd.ncep.noaa.gov) into fnl.2008020812f00 (EXT2ARPS format)? / > > > / Thanks you for your considering and your time./ > > > // > > > /Sincerely yours,/ > > > /Zi-Liang, Li / > > > /2008.4.12/ > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Use video conversation to talk face-to-face with Windows Live > Messenger. Get started! > From ywang at gcn.ou.edu Mon Apr 14 08:43:59 2008 From: ywang at gcn.ou.edu (Yunheng Wang) Date: Mon, 14 Apr 2008 08:43:59 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting In-Reply-To: <4803036D.7030404@student.canterbury.ac.nz> References: <47FD3CBB.6080500@student.canterbury.ac.nz> <11c5901c89b3f$45732c80$d0598580$@edu> <4803036D.7030404@student.canterbury.ac.nz> Message-ID: <48035F9F.7070101@gcn.ou.edu> We have changed the ARPS history format since version 5.0.0IHOP_3. However, the ASCII format was not updated since lack of usage. Furthermore, the ASCII format is suitable for small grid only, which is usually a serial job. So even you got results with serial runs, file contents are not guaranteed compatible with the current ARPS system. It can be used for diagnostic purpose, but cannot be ingested to the ARPS system anymore. ACII format is never tested in parallel mode and it is also not intended to be used in parallel mode. Hope this information clarify things. Yunheng. ----- Original Message ----- *From:* Marwan Katurji *To:* "Xue, Ming" , "arpssupport at ou.edu" , "Wang, Yunheng" *CC:* Peyman Zawar-Reza *Sent:* 04/14/2008 2:10:37 AM -0500 *Subject:* [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting > Hi, > > Thanks for your help, I am dumping split binary files from 8 processors > and joining them successfully with joinfiles. But I still can't > understand how the ascii dump is working fine on a single processor with > meaningful results whilst you mentioned it's not implemented in version > 5.2.8 anymore!! > > Many thanks. > > Marwan Katurji > > PhD Candidate > Center for Atmospheric Research > Department of Geography, 2nd floor > University of Canterbury > Private Bag 4800 > Christchurch 8020, New Zealand > ----------------- > Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 > Fax: +64 3 364 2907 > > Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com > mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz > > Home Address: > 1/92 Office Road > Merivale, Christchurch 8014 > New Zealand > Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) > +64 3 212049534 (mobile) > > > > Ming Xue wrote: > >> Thanks for reporting these problems (seem to be all related to ASCII and >> NetCDF I/O >> with MPI jobs). We hardly use ASCII format at all because there is no reason >> to. >> NetCDF format support is relatively new. We are in the middle of realtime >> experiments so >> we may not be able to address these issues immediately. >> >> We use HDF format almost exclusively and you are strongly encouraged to do >> so - the chance to encountering problems is much smaller. Binary is another >> option - we enforce bigendian binary across all platforms >> so that ARPS binary data are portable. >> >> >> Ming Xue >> >> >> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: arpssupport-bounces at caps.ou.edu [mailto:arpssupport- >>> bounces at caps.ou.edu] On Behalf Of Marwan Katurji >>> Sent: Wednesday, April 09, 2008 5:02 PM >>> To: arpssupport at ou.edu >>> Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] ARPS Help:trouble shooting >>> >>> Hi there, >>> >>> I am a registered user for arps and have downloaded version 5.2.8 and >>> am >>> using it successfully on my PC under cygwin "but not in parallel" for >>> boundary layer modeling and LES. Recently arps was installed and >>> compiled on a high performance computer, IBM P5-575 containing16 IBM >>> Power 5, 1.9 Giga Hertz (GHz) processors and 32 GigaBytes (GB) of >>> memory. The purpose is to run it in parallel mode under one node and >>> using 8 processors. The arps_mpi and all other utilities I need >>> compiled >>> fine with no errors an I am using the serial version of arps on one >>> processor successfully. For testing the arps_mpi I tried to run the >>> demo >>> may20 simulation and it appeared to work fine too with 2 and 4 >>> processors using ascii dump files. The parallel job is submitted to the >>> hpc via a load leveler script. >>> >>> I have some issues that I need your help with, can't really figure out >>> if they are code related or platform: >>> >>> 1) The may20 simulation was not successful using 8 processors (nxproc=2, >>> nyproc=4 and vice versa) using ascii dump, and the only way the >>> simulation ran was using the combination (nxproc=1 and nyproc=8, the >>> opposite did not work). Unfortunately I don't get a comprehensive error >>> message but the program stops directly after when it starts. Is this >>> something related to the platform or the code? >>> >>> 2) Using netcdf history dump format the combination of (nxproc=2, >>> nyproc=4 and vice versa) worked fine but only when I dumped the output >>> from each processor individually with out joining. The join option is >>> not working with netcdf and I get a segmentation fault in the load >>> leveler error output and an error in DTADUMP in arps output. >>> >>> 3) When using a different simulation that involves terrain file, >>> surface >>> physics and other parameters that you can see in the attached log file, >>> the simulation progressed normally using 4 processors (nxproc=2, >>> nyproc=2) but suddenly at time =7200s when it was dumping the history >>> joined file an error occurred stating "error occurred when opening file >>> .//xxxx.asc007200 using fortran unit 39" and when looking at some >>> formatted dumped data in the arps.output file they appeared to be >>> incomplete, that is some missing lines in the gridded output matrix and >>> some redundant ones. (I suspect that the dumping from processors is not >>> working correctly). >>> >>> When decreasing the processors to 2 (nxproc=1,nxproc=2) the same >>> happend >>> but occured at a later time, 46800s. You can see a sample of the output >>> file attached. >>> >>> Thanks for your time and would appreciate your help. This work is part >>> of my PhD study at University of Canterbury, New Zealand. >>> >>> -- >>> Marwan Katurji >>> >>> PhD Candidate >>> Center for Atmospheric Research >>> Department of Geography, 2nd floor >>> University of Canterbury >>> Private Bag 4800 >>> Christchurch 8020, New Zealand >>> ----------------- >>> Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 >>> Fax: +64 3 364 2907 >>> >>> Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com >>> mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz >>> >>> Home Address: >>> 1/92 Office Road >>> Merivale, Christchurch 8014 >>> New Zealand >>> Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) >>> +64 3 212049534 (mobile) >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> ARPSSUPPORT mailing list >>> ARPSSUPPORT at caps.ou.edu >>> http://www.caps.ou.edu/mailman/listinfo/arpssupport >>> >>> >> >> From mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Tue Apr 15 02:27:31 2008 From: mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz (Marwan Katurji) Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:27:31 +1200 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] simulation question Message-ID: <480458E3.5060609@student.canterbury.ac.nz> Hi there, I was trying a simulation in arps over a flat terrain with sounding initialization. The sounding file is a stable atmospheric profile and the atmosphere is initially at rest. I started from the may20 simulation and removed the potential temperature perturbation option and added user input soil model initializations and soil data, the model simulation finished ok. The next step was introducing a real surface file through arpssfc and that was successful with the creation of the may20.sfcdata, but when running the model with this surface file I got the following message and it kept repeating on all grid points: Warning: The PBL is found to extend the entire model domain at i,j= 29 66 The atmosphere is either neutral or unstable throughout the domain depth. In this case, PBL parameterization, if used, will operate on the entire domain depth. Warning: The PBL is found to extend the entire model domain at i,j= 30 66 The atmosphere is either neutral or unstable throughout the domain depth. In this case, PBL parameterization, if used, will operate on the entire domain depth. Warning: The PBL is found to extend the entire model domain at i,j= 31 66 The atmosphere is either neutral or unstable throughout the domain depth. In this case, PBL parameterization, if used, will operate on the entire domain depth. After that I changed the option for PBL depth determination from pbldopt=2 to 1 and then the simulation started and went on fine. Do you have an idea on why this is happening? I want my planetary boundary layer depth diagnosed and not set initially. Many thanks for your help, again! -- Marwan Katurji PhD Candidate Center for Atmospheric Research Department of Geography, 2nd floor University of Canterbury Private Bag 4800 Christchurch 8020, New Zealand ----------------- Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 Fax: +64 3 364 2907 Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz Home Address: 1/92 Office Road Merivale, Christchurch 8014 New Zealand Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) +64 3 212049534 (mobile) From mxue at ou.edu Tue Apr 15 09:18:48 2008 From: mxue at ou.edu (Ming Xue) Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 09:18:48 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] simulation question In-Reply-To: <480458E3.5060609@student.canterbury.ac.nz> References: <480458E3.5060609@student.canterbury.ac.nz> Message-ID: <027a01c89f03$9f522c20$ddf68460$@edu> That usually means that the soil model skin temperature went bad. You should carefully check the soil/veg type data, as well as their the soil model initial condition. Ming Xue > -----Original Message----- > From: arpssupport-bounces at caps.ou.edu [mailto:arpssupport- > bounces at caps.ou.edu] On Behalf Of Marwan Katurji > Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 2:28 AM > To: arpssupport at ou.edu > Cc: Peyman Zawar-Reza > Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] simulation question > > Hi there, > > I was trying a simulation in arps over a flat terrain with sounding > initialization. The sounding file is a stable atmospheric profile and > the atmosphere is initially at rest. I started from the may20 > simulation > and removed the potential temperature perturbation option and added > user > input soil model initializations and soil data, the model simulation > finished ok. The next step was introducing a real surface file through > arpssfc and that was successful with the creation of the may20.sfcdata, > but when running the model with this surface file I got the following > message and it kept repeating on all grid points: > > Warning: The PBL is found to extend the entire model domain at i,j= > 29 66 > The atmosphere is either neutral or unstable throughout the domain > depth. > In this case, PBL parameterization, if used, will operate on the > entire > domain depth. > > Warning: The PBL is found to extend the entire model domain at i,j= > 30 66 > The atmosphere is either neutral or unstable throughout the domain > depth. > In this case, PBL parameterization, if used, will operate on the > entire > domain depth. > > Warning: The PBL is found to extend the entire model domain at i,j= > 31 66 > The atmosphere is either neutral or unstable throughout the domain > depth. > In this case, PBL parameterization, if used, will operate on the > entire > domain depth. > > After that I changed the option for PBL depth determination from > pbldopt=2 to 1 and then the simulation started and went on fine. Do you > have an idea on why this is happening? I want my planetary boundary > layer depth diagnosed and not set initially. > > Many thanks for your help, again! > > -- > Marwan Katurji > > PhD Candidate > Center for Atmospheric Research > Department of Geography, 2nd floor > University of Canterbury > Private Bag 4800 > Christchurch 8020, New Zealand > ----------------- > Work: +64 3 364 2987 ext: 7925 > Fax: +64 3 364 2907 > > Email: marwan.houda at gmail.com > mka94 at student.canterbury.ac.nz > > Home Address: > 1/92 Office Road > Merivale, Christchurch 8014 > New Zealand > Tel: +64 3 3555760 (land line) > +64 3 212049534 (mobile) > > _______________________________________________ > ARPSSUPPORT mailing list > ARPSSUPPORT at caps.ou.edu > http://www.caps.ou.edu/mailman/listinfo/arpssupport From bernard.dudon at univ-ag.fr Tue Apr 15 11:41:11 2008 From: bernard.dudon at univ-ag.fr (Bernard Dudon) Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 12:41:11 -0400 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] using ext2arps with a subregion of NCEP GFS data Message-ID: <8D0FFF65-3CCD-4806-B8ED-02CECA13FFF6@univ-ag.fr> Dear sir I'd like to initialize arps with a subregion of NCEP GFS forecast (1 deg) to reduce the amount of data to download. (available at http://nomad5.ncep.noaa.gov/cgi-bin/ftp2u_gfs_dir.sh) ext2arps doesn't work with these data , I think because of the dimension of external data grid nx_ext and ny_ext in extract_avn.f90 which values are 360 and 180. Is there an issue to use a subregion of GFS forecast ? I have another question : we'd like to print the track of a hurricane (one of the goals of our laboratory in Guadeloupe French West Indies). Have you developped a program to do that ? The third things is a suggestion : I have modified arpstrn.f90 and arpstrn.input to use SRTM (Shuttle Radar Topography Mission) 3" data available for all the world from 60N to 56S . Are you interested to introduce in your next release of arps and do you want I send you a copy to test ? Have a look at our site (http://calamar.univ-ag.fr/uag/physique/lpat/html/index.php : "Simulation ARPS" ) we have a four times daily forecast with arps in atlantic area and our region. For the moment only initialized with the analyse data of GFS and not with also the forecast files. It's the reason why we'd like to use subregion in place of global file. Thank you for your help. Best regards Bernard Bernard Dudon Universite Antilles Guyane UFR Sciences Exactes et Naturelles Laboratoire de Physique de l'Atmosphere Tropicale BP 592 97157 Pointe a Pitre Cedex Guadeloupe (FWI) Fax 05 90 48 31 05 Phone 05 90 48 31 07 International : Fax +590 590 48 31 05 Phone +590 590 48 31 07 http://calamar.univ-ag.fr/uag/physique/lpat/html/index.php From ywang at gcn.ou.edu Tue Apr 15 11:56:27 2008 From: ywang at gcn.ou.edu (Yunheng Wang) Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 11:56:27 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] test from GCN account Message-ID: <4804DE3B.5060304@gcn.ou.edu> test From ywang at gcn.ou.edu Tue Apr 15 22:14:57 2008 From: ywang at gcn.ou.edu (Yunheng Wang) Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 22:14:57 -0500 Subject: [ARPSSUPPORT] [Fwd: Re: [Fwd: Questions about zxplot in ARPS]] Message-ID: <48056F31.9080305@gcn.ou.edu> Gordon, I am forwarding your message to ARPSSUPPORT at caps.ou.edu to seek for an answer. Yunheng. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Re: [Fwd: Questions about zxplot in ARPS] Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2008 08:51:00 +0800 From: Gordon To: Yunheng Wang References: <45B3A10D.3070400 at gcn.ou.edu> <479623FE.2000205 at gcn.ou.edu> Hi, Dr. Wang, I used ARPS5.2.6 to simulate the wind fields for South China and the tke output is very important in my research, but the results seem a little weird. The attachment is a graph for the tke profile on 2004.10.12. The profile has two maximums and a minimum unexpectedly appears at 200m. This problem came out in each day result I simulated. I don't know why, could you give me some suggestions? Is there anything wrong in my input file? Thank you for your help. Regards, Gordon 2008/1/23, Yunheng Wang >: Hi Gordon, There are several problems with your map data. First, zxplot expects data in format 'F8.3', but some of your data is in 'F9.3' format. That is why it messed up with zxplot. Second, there are many strange lines in your file, for example, 0 2 0.0008000.000 0.0008000.000 They should be removed or reformatted. Finally, some headers for each block has format 'F7.3'. It also confuses zxplot and they should all be 'F8.3'. I have a corrected copy attached for your convenience. BTW, I will include this data file in the official release later if you do not object. Yunheng. ----- Original Message ----- *From:* Yunheng Wang > *To:* ARPSSUPPORT at lists.ou.edu *Sent:* 01/21/2007 11:21:17 AM -0600 *Subject:* [Fwd: Questions about zxplot in ARPS] -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Questions about zxplot in ARPS Date: Fri, 18 Jan 2008 14:48:52 +0800 From: Gordon > To: Yunheng Wang > Dear Dr. Wang, The version of ARPS in my system is 5.2.6. Because the world mapdata in ARPS is not good enough to show Chinese political boundary, so I make a china.mapdata, which is changed from the .bln data I used in Surfer with the same format as your mapdata. But when I used arpspltpost to plot the map, I get this error "Dead loop encountered in XTSTWD, job stopped". Is there any additional format in your mapdata or do you have any ideas to solve this problem? Thank you for your help. The accessory is my china.mapdata, which includes the provincial boundary. Is there anything wrong in it? Thank you for your help. Gordon CHINA POLITICAL BOUNDARIES. 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31.296 119.156 31.298 119.166 31.300 119.177 31.292 119.183 31.283 119.187 31.273 119.187 31.269 119.196 31.268 119.207 31.263 119.217 31.258 119.226 31.256 119.236 31.263 119.243 31.270 119.249 31.267 119.260 31.258 119.263 31.259 119.273 31.262 119.283 31.260 119.294 31.259 119.305 31.263 119.315 31.268 119.324 31.277 119.329 31.286 119.331 31.295 119.336 31.301 119.344 31.295 119.351 31.285 119.352 31.277 119.359 31.271 119.368 31.261 119.370 31.253 119.366 31.244 119.361 31.236 119.356 31.227 119.351 31.217 119.350 31.208 119.349 31.200 119.356 31.202 119.373 31.205 119.384 31.198 119.388 31.190 119.381 31.183 119.385 31.182 119.397 31.183 119.408 31.183 119.420 31.181 119.431 31.175 119.440 31.170 119.449 31.167 119.460 31.163 119.470 31.160 119.480 31.159 119.491 31.160 119.503 31.160 119.515 31.161 119.526 31.155 119.537 31.150 119.546 31.144 119.555 31.139 119.564 31.135 119.575 31.135 119.586 31.136 119.597 31.139 119.607 31.143 119.617 31.135 119.622 31.125 119.624 31.116 119.625 31.106 119.627 31.098 119.622 31.088 119.622 31.077 119.622 31.068 119.620 31.058 119.619 31.048 119.619 31.038 119.620 31.028 119.623 31.019 119.621 31.010 119.617 31.003 119.609 30.995 119.601 30.989 119.592 30.982 119.584 30.973 119.580 30.964 119.577 30.954 119.575 30.945 119.572 30.937 119.567 30.929 119.561 30.921 119.555 30.912 119.551 30.902 119.551 30.892 119.552 30.882 119.553 30.873 119.557 30.863 119.565 30.853 119.564 30.844 119.561 30.836 119.555 30.828 119.548 30.820 119.542 200 2 30.813 30.342 119.535 119.233 30.813 119.535 30.805 119.530 30.794 119.530 30.785 119.528 30.781 119.518 30.785 119.509 30.789 119.499 30.793 119.489 30.790 119.478 30.781 119.474 30.772 119.472 30.762 119.472 30.751 119.472 30.742 119.474 30.732 119.475 30.722 119.474 30.713 119.472 30.704 119.466 30.697 119.458 30.690 119.450 30.684 119.442 30.678 119.433 30.669 119.427 30.661 119.423 30.654 119.415 30.650 119.406 30.658 119.401 30.667 119.397 30.676 119.395 30.685 119.391 30.693 119.386 30.694 119.375 30.693 119.364 30.688 119.355 30.682 119.346 30.676 119.338 30.669 119.329 30.661 119.322 30.653 119.318 30.645 119.313 30.637 119.305 30.632 119.296 30.628 119.286 30.626 119.275 30.623 119.265 30.622 119.253 30.620 119.243 30.608 119.239 30.600 119.244 30.591 119.249 30.582 119.250 30.573 119.246 30.566 119.240 30.558 119.233 30.548 119.233 30.541 119.241 30.539 119.251 30.536 119.262 30.529 119.269 30.524 119.278 30.525 119.289 30.530 119.299 30.535 119.308 30.533 119.319 30.524 119.324 30.515 119.327 30.505 119.327 30.495 119.326 30.486 119.328 30.479 119.336 30.470 119.340 30.461 119.338 30.453 119.343 30.447 119.352 30.438 119.355 30.429 119.349 30.420 119.350 30.414 119.359 30.409 119.369 30.403 119.377 30.396 119.385 30.393 119.395 30.388 119.398 30.380 119.391 30.375 119.382 30.371 119.372 30.367 119.362 30.363 119.352 30.361 119.342 30.367 119.333 30.375 119.325 30.376 119.314 30.375 119.303 30.372 119.293 30.366 119.284 30.361 119.274 30.357 119.265 30.354 119.254 30.350 119.244 30.342 119.238 200 2 30.359 29.896 119.233 118.821 30.334 119.233 30.325 119.229 30.315 119.228 30.306 119.225 30.300 119.217 30.299 119.205 30.301 119.194 30.305 119.185 30.309 119.174 30.312 119.164 30.314 119.154 30.316 119.143 30.317 119.132 30.318 119.122 30.322 119.112 30.325 119.102 30.329 119.091 30.331 119.081 30.332 119.070 30.326 119.062 30.318 119.056 30.311 119.048 30.315 119.038 30.321 119.029 30.328 119.022 30.335 119.014 30.340 119.005 30.345 118.995 30.350 118.986 30.356 118.977 30.359 118.967 30.359 118.956 30.359 118.944 30.357 118.934 30.353 118.924 30.347 118.915 30.341 118.906 30.334 118.897 30.329 118.888 30.321 118.877 30.311 118.876 30.301 118.875 30.291 118.875 30.282 118.878 30.274 118.884 30.265 118.888 30.255 118.889 30.245 118.889 30.237 118.894 30.232 118.903 30.229 118.914 30.223 118.921 30.215 118.916 30.210 118.907 30.204 118.898 30.197 118.890 30.191 118.881 30.187 118.871 30.183 118.861 30.177 118.852 30.170 118.845 30.161 118.846 30.158 118.857 30.160 118.868 30.163 118.879 30.163 118.890 30.160 118.901 30.151 118.904 30.143 118.899 30.137 118.890 30.133 118.880 30.128 118.871 30.118 118.861 30.109 118.865 30.100 118.867 30.091 118.871 30.083 118.877 30.075 118.883 30.066 118.887 30.057 118.889 30.047 118.891 30.037 118.892 30.025 118.897 30.016 118.892 30.006 118.886 29.997 118.882 29.988 118.884 29.978 118.883 29.969 118.882 29.958 118.882 29.950 118.877 29.943 118.870 29.941 118.859 29.938 118.849 29.939 118.838 29.935 118.828 29.926 118.825 29.916 118.825 29.906 118.824 29.896 118.821 200 2 29.888 29.393 118.816 118.136 29.888 118.816 29.881 118.809 29.873 118.802 29.866 118.794 29.858 118.787 29.851 118.779 29.845 118.771 29.852 118.762 29.853 118.752 29.845 118.747 29.836 118.743 29.826 118.745 29.819 118.738 29.815 118.728 29.806 118.724 29.796 118.725 29.787 118.728 29.778 118.731 29.768 118.731 29.758 118.729 29.749 118.726 29.740 118.723 29.731 118.719 29.723 118.713 29.716 118.706 29.710 118.698 29.703 118.689 29.696 118.682 29.688 118.675 29.680 118.669 29.673 118.661 29.666 118.655 29.658 118.647 29.651 118.640 29.645 118.631 29.645 118.622 29.649 118.612 29.650 118.601 29.648 118.590 29.641 118.582 29.636 118.572 29.628 118.568 29.619 118.565 29.614 118.556 29.615 118.545 29.608 118.540 29.599 118.536 29.592 118.530 29.586 118.521 29.581 118.512 29.573 118.503 29.566 118.497 29.557 118.491 29.548 118.490 29.538 118.490 29.528 118.489 29.518 118.487 29.511 118.482 29.507 118.472 29.505 118.461 29.504 118.451 29.508 118.441 29.511 118.436 29.504 118.427 29.502 118.417 29.500 118.406 29.492 118.401 29.482 118.402 29.475 118.395 29.475 118.384 29.480 118.375 29.481 118.363 29.478 118.353 29.474 118.339 29.480 118.330 29.487 118.322 29.488 118.311 29.482 118.305 29.473 118.303 29.462 118.303 29.454 118.307 29.445 118.310 29.435 118.308 29.428 118.302 29.427 118.292 29.427 118.280 29.427 118.269 29.427 118.258 29.426 118.246 29.425 118.235 29.421 118.226 29.416 118.216 29.408 118.209 29.401 118.201 29.393 118.187 29.401 118.176 29.405 118.166 29.409 118.156 29.413 118.146 29.416 118.136 200 2 29.786 29.421 118.133 117.417 29.421 118.127 29.427 118.118 29.435 118.122 29.442 118.128 29.452 118.126 29.460 118.122 29.470 118.119 29.477 118.124 29.484 118.133 29.493 118.133 29.502 118.129 29.510 118.124 29.518 118.117 29.521 118.107 29.525 118.097 29.528 118.086 29.530 118.076 29.535 118.067 29.541 118.058 29.548 118.049 29.555 118.041 29.562 118.033 29.568 118.024 29.570 118.013 29.569 118.002 29.564 117.994 29.557 117.987 29.560 117.977 29.562 117.966 29.562 117.955 29.559 117.945 29.554 117.936 29.548 117.927 29.545 117.917 29.545 117.905 29.546 117.894 29.545 117.883 29.544 117.872 29.549 117.863 29.557 117.854 29.560 117.844 29.561 117.833 29.564 117.823 29.571 117.814 29.573 117.804 29.572 117.793 29.568 117.783 29.563 117.774 29.558 117.765 29.555 117.754 29.555 117.743 29.553 117.732 29.552 117.721 29.551 117.710 29.549 117.699 29.560 117.690 29.570 117.688 29.579 117.685 29.587 117.679 29.594 117.672 29.601 117.663 29.607 117.658 29.615 117.652 29.609 117.643 29.604 117.634 29.598 117.626 29.593 117.616 29.588 117.607 29.584 117.597 29.583 117.586 29.586 117.577 29.589 117.566 29.593 117.556 29.596 117.546 29.600 117.537 29.608 117.531 29.617 117.527 29.624 117.519 29.634 117.521 29.642 117.526 29.651 117.530 29.660 117.525 29.663 117.514 29.664 117.503 29.664 117.493 29.670 117.484 29.678 117.477 29.685 117.469 29.691 117.461 29.698 117.453 29.708 117.453 29.718 117.453 29.728 117.454 29.738 117.452 29.747 117.448 29.755 117.443 29.764 117.440 29.772 117.433 29.779 117.426 29.786 117.417 200 2 29.934 29.605 117.426 116.873 29.794 117.410 29.808 117.415 29.817 117.416 29.828 117.416 29.837 117.420 29.845 117.426 29.852 117.421 29.851 117.409 29.851 117.398 29.848 117.387 29.841 117.381 29.831 117.380 29.822 117.378 29.817 117.368 29.818 117.358 29.825 117.350 29.834 117.346 29.842 117.342 29.849 117.334 29.852 117.324 29.848 117.314 29.839 117.310 29.836 117.299 29.832 117.291 29.824 117.286 29.826 117.275 29.827 117.264 29.832 117.255 29.842 117.253 29.851 117.257 29.860 117.260 29.869 117.260 29.878 117.256 29.886 117.252 29.896 117.249 29.904 117.245 29.913 117.240 29.919 117.232 29.923 117.222 29.930 117.214 29.934 117.207 29.927 117.198 29.922 117.189 29.919 117.179 29.916 117.169 29.912 117.159 29.910 117.148 29.906 117.138 29.899 117.132 29.890 117.128 29.880 117.128 29.870 117.127 29.861 117.124 29.856 117.114 29.851 117.105 29.845 117.097 29.838 117.088 29.831 117.080 29.823 117.075 29.815 117.080 29.809 117.088 29.805 117.098 29.801 117.108 29.798 117.118 29.793 117.128 29.784 117.131 29.774 117.130 29.766 117.123 29.760 117.114 29.751 117.110 29.742 117.109 29.732 117.112 29.724 117.116 29.715 117.113 29.708 117.105 29.700 117.098 29.694 117.089 29.694 117.078 29.692 117.067 29.688 117.057 29.684 117.047 29.681 117.038 29.678 117.027 29.682 117.018 29.683 117.007 29.680 116.997 29.675 116.988 29.667 116.982 29.659 116.976 29.653 116.967 29.649 116.957 29.646 116.947 29.644 116.936 29.641 116.926 29.636 116.917 29.631 116.907 29.625 116.899 29.619 116.890 29.612 116.881 29.605 116.873 200 2 30.057 29.559 116.907 116.658 29.599 116.864 29.592 116.856 29.584 116.848 29.576 116.844 29.568 116.838 29.563 116.829 29.559 116.818 29.561 116.807 29.565 116.798 29.570 116.788 29.578 116.783 29.587 116.780 29.593 116.772 29.594 116.760 29.590 116.751 29.582 116.746 29.574 116.740 29.566 116.734 29.568 116.724 29.573 116.715 29.582 116.710 29.591 116.708 29.598 116.700 29.602 116.694 29.609 116.694 29.618 116.691 29.626 116.685 29.632 116.676 29.636 116.667 29.644 116.662 29.654 116.662 29.662 116.666 29.669 116.675 29.675 116.683 29.682 116.690 29.689 116.687 29.688 116.675 29.689 116.665 29.696 116.658 29.705 116.662 29.712 116.669 29.719 116.678 29.726 116.687 29.733 116.694 29.740 116.702 29.747 116.709 29.754 116.718 29.761 116.725 29.769 116.732 29.777 116.737 29.786 116.742 29.794 116.749 29.800 116.757 29.803 116.768 29.802 116.778 29.800 116.789 29.802 116.800 29.807 116.810 29.814 116.817 29.823 116.822 29.831 116.827 29.839 116.833 29.847 116.840 29.853 116.849 29.857 116.858 29.864 116.867 29.871 116.874 29.879 116.880 29.888 116.885 29.897 116.887 29.906 116.891 29.915 116.894 29.923 116.899 29.932 116.904 29.941 116.907 29.951 116.906 29.960 116.904 29.968 116.898 29.976 116.891 29.981 116.882 29.981 116.870 29.978 116.860 29.974 116.850 29.973 116.840 29.982 116.836 29.994 116.829 30.001 116.822 30.011 116.821 30.015 116.812 30.015 116.801 30.016 116.790 30.023 116.781 30.031 116.776 30.040 116.774 30.046 116.765 30.051 116.755 30.057 116.747 30.053 116.737 30.048 116.727 30.049 116.717 200 2 30.073 29.778 116.706 116.079 30.052 116.706 30.055 116.696 30.059 116.687 30.064 116.677 30.068 116.667 30.071 116.657 30.073 116.646 30.072 116.635 30.069 116.625 30.066 116.614 30.059 116.606 30.051 116.599 30.047 116.593 30.039 116.588 30.030 116.583 30.022 116.578 30.013 116.574 30.004 116.571 29.995 116.572 29.985 116.573 29.974 116.574 29.964 116.575 29.955 116.573 29.946 116.568 29.938 116.564 29.929 116.561 29.920 116.558 29.911 116.553 29.905 116.545 29.902 116.534 29.902 116.523 29.904 116.512 29.905 116.501 29.904 116.490 29.902 116.480 29.898 116.469 29.895 116.459 29.891 116.450 29.885 116.441 29.879 116.432 29.873 116.423 29.867 116.414 29.861 116.406 29.854 116.398 29.849 116.394 29.850 116.384 29.848 116.373 29.844 116.363 29.839 116.354 29.832 116.346 29.827 116.337 29.823 116.327 29.818 116.318 29.813 116.309 29.808 116.300 29.802 116.291 29.795 116.283 29.789 116.274 29.782 116.266 29.778 116.256 29.781 116.247 29.789 116.242 29.798 116.239 29.806 116.232 29.814 116.226 29.821 116.219 29.825 116.209 29.829 116.199 29.828 116.188 29.827 116.177 29.825 116.166 29.824 116.155 29.822 116.145 29.825 116.131 29.838 116.131 29.848 116.131 29.857 116.129 29.865 116.129 29.875 116.130 29.885 116.129 29.894 116.125 29.902 116.121 29.910 116.113 29.918 116.107 29.926 116.100 29.934 116.095 29.942 116.091 29.951 116.087 29.960 116.082 29.969 116.079 29.979 116.079 29.989 116.081 29.999 116.083 30.009 116.083 30.017 116.087 30.026 116.091 30.036 116.093 30.044 116.087 30.052 116.081 30.062 116.080 200 2 30.762 30.072 116.084 115.758 30.072 116.078 30.081 116.079 30.091 116.080 30.101 116.082 30.110 116.084 30.120 116.084 30.127 116.076 30.133 116.068 30.141 116.061 30.150 116.056 30.159 116.055 30.169 116.056 30.179 116.058 30.188 116.060 30.198 116.061 30.208 116.061 30.215 116.054 30.223 116.046 30.228 116.037 30.233 116.027 30.240 116.019 30.246 116.010 30.252 116.001 30.258 115.992 30.266 115.987 30.276 115.986 30.285 115.983 30.293 115.978 30.301 115.971 30.307 115.961 30.308 115.950 30.308 115.939 30.308 115.927 30.306 115.916 30.304 115.906 30.314 115.902 30.324 115.900 30.333 115.902 30.343 115.902 30.351 115.897 30.359 115.891 30.368 115.887 30.378 115.886 30.387 115.888 30.396 115.891 30.405 115.896 30.411 115.905 30.415 115.915 30.420 115.924 30.425 115.933 30.429 115.928 30.435 115.919 30.442 115.911 30.448 115.902 30.455 115.894 30.464 115.893 30.473 115.896 30.482 115.901 30.491 115.904 30.500 115.906 30.509 115.909 30.519 115.908 30.527 115.902 30.534 115.894 30.542 115.889 30.550 115.882 30.558 115.877 30.568 115.877 30.577 115.873 30.586 115.869 30.593 115.862 30.599 115.852 30.601 115.842 30.601 115.830 30.598 115.820 30.597 115.810 30.606 115.804 30.615 115.802 30.625 115.801 30.634 115.799 30.643 115.795 30.651 115.788 30.658 115.780 30.664 115.771 30.668 115.761 30.674 115.760 30.683 115.758 30.693 115.759 30.703 115.759 30.713 115.760 30.723 115.762 30.732 115.764 30.741 115.767 30.750 115.771 30.758 115.777 30.762 115.787 30.760 115.799 30.757 115.809 30.759 115.820 30.760 115.831 200 2 31.213 30.766 116.063 115.589 30.766 115.837 30.773 115.844 30.778 115.854 30.783 115.863 30.792 115.861 30.800 115.855 30.809 115.850 30.818 115.846 30.826 115.843 30.835 115.839 30.845 115.840 30.854 115.845 30.862 115.852 30.868 115.860 30.874 115.870 30.879 115.879 30.883 115.889 30.887 115.899 30.890 115.909 30.892 115.920 30.896 115.930 30.904 115.938 30.911 115.945 30.919 115.951 30.926 115.959 30.931 115.969 30.936 115.978 30.940 115.988 30.942 115.999 30.943 116.010 30.944 116.021 30.944 116.033 30.947 116.043 30.954 116.051 30.961 116.058 30.970 116.063 30.977 116.055 30.986 116.051 30.996 116.051 31.006 116.049 31.009 116.038 31.012 116.028 31.010 116.017 31.009 116.005 31.013 115.995 31.019 115.987 31.029 115.985 31.039 115.984 31.044 115.974 31.043 115.963 31.041 115.952 31.038 115.942 31.042 115.932 31.051 115.929 31.062 115.929 31.071 115.931 31.080 115.926 31.086 115.917 31.090 115.907 31.093 115.897 31.099 115.888 31.109 115.886 31.119 115.887 31.131 115.880 31.139 115.874 31.144 115.865 31.147 115.855 31.146 115.843 31.140 115.834 31.134 115.826 31.129 115.816 31.127 115.805 31.127 115.793 31.125 115.782 31.121 115.772 31.121 115.762 31.129 115.757 31.137 115.750 31.143 115.742 31.151 115.737 31.159 115.731 31.167 115.725 31.175 115.718 31.183 115.712 31.191 115.706 31.197 115.697 31.201 115.687 31.204 115.677 31.208 115.667 31.212 115.657 31.213 115.645 31.208 115.637 31.200 115.631 31.191 115.627 31.183 115.622 31.175 115.615 31.169 115.607 31.162 115.598 31.154 115.594 31.145 115.589 200 2 31.811 31.145 115.620 115.365 31.145 115.578 31.151 115.569 31.156 115.560 31.161 115.550 31.169 115.543 31.177 115.538 31.185 115.533 31.194 115.529 31.204 115.527 31.214 115.527 31.224 115.528 31.233 115.528 31.243 115.526 31.251 115.520 31.257 115.511 31.263 115.502 31.266 115.492 31.268 115.481 31.267 115.469 31.278 115.463 31.287 115.459 31.296 115.457 31.305 115.452 31.312 115.446 31.321 115.443 31.330 115.446 31.340 115.447 31.349 115.442 31.354 115.433 31.353 115.422 31.348 115.413 31.345 115.402 31.343 115.391 31.342 115.381 31.348 115.372 31.356 115.367 31.366 115.365 31.376 115.365 31.385 115.367 31.395 115.369 31.405 115.368 31.416 115.369 31.425 115.372 31.434 115.374 31.444 115.375 31.454 115.374 31.463 115.370 31.472 115.366 31.482 115.366 31.491 115.369 31.499 115.375 31.507 115.383 31.514 115.391 31.520 115.400 31.528 115.408 31.535 115.415 31.544 115.418 31.554 115.420 31.563 115.424 31.571 115.428 31.580 115.432 31.588 115.439 31.593 115.448 31.599 115.457 31.605 115.466 31.612 115.474 31.621 115.478 31.630 115.475 31.640 115.475 31.649 115.477 31.659 115.479 31.667 115.485 31.674 115.492 31.680 115.501 31.686 115.510 31.694 115.518 31.701 115.527 31.708 115.534 31.715 115.543 31.717 115.553 31.717 115.565 31.721 115.576 31.724 115.586 31.729 115.596 31.734 115.605 31.740 115.614 31.748 115.620 31.757 115.617 31.765 115.609 31.772 115.601 31.777 115.592 31.784 115.583 31.790 115.574 31.797 115.566 31.811 115.560 31.808 115.569 31.809 115.581 31.808 115.592 31.807 115.604 31.805 115.615 200 2 32.443 31.772 115.928 115.625 31.802 115.625 31.800 115.636 31.796 115.646 31.792 115.656 31.786 115.665 31.782 115.675 31.777 115.685 31.774 115.696 31.773 115.707 31.774 115.719 31.780 115.728 31.788 115.734 31.793 115.743 31.792 115.754 31.789 115.765 31.785 115.775 31.782 115.785 31.779 115.796 31.778 115.807 31.776 115.818 31.773 115.829 31.772 115.840 31.773 115.851 31.774 115.863 31.777 115.873 31.781 115.883 31.787 115.893 31.795 115.898 31.802 115.906 31.807 115.915 31.818 115.922 31.827 115.917 31.836 115.914 31.846 115.913 31.854 115.906 31.859 115.896 31.867 115.891 31.877 115.892 31.885 115.897 31.893 115.904 31.901 115.910 31.909 115.914 31.919 115.915 31.929 115.914 31.938 115.910 31.947 115.908 31.957 115.905 31.966 115.908 31.974 115.914 31.982 115.919 31.991 115.923 31.999 115.925 32.009 115.921 32.019 115.919 32.029 115.919 32.039 115.920 32.048 115.922 32.057 115.926 32.066 115.927 32.075 115.924 32.084 115.918 32.093 115.916 32.103 115.917 32.113 115.919 32.122 115.921 32.131 115.923 32.141 115.925 32.150 115.927 32.160 115.928 32.170 115.926 32.179 115.921 32.187 115.916 32.195 115.910 32.204 115.906 32.213 115.903 32.223 115.903 32.233 115.904 32.243 115.905 32.253 115.905 32.264 115.905 32.273 115.904 32.282 115.899 32.287 115.889 32.295 115.885 32.305 115.888 32.312 115.893 32.321 115.898 32.331 115.899 32.341 115.897 32.351 115.896 32.360 115.894 32.370 115.893 32.380 115.891 32.389 115.889 32.399 115.887 32.408 115.884 32.417 115.880 32.425 115.876 32.434 115.873 32.443 115.869 200 2 32.725 32.411 115.869 115.169 32.451 115.863 32.461 115.860 32.470 115.863 32.478 115.869 32.487 115.865 32.492 115.855 32.497 115.845 32.499 115.835 32.506 115.826 32.503 115.815 32.496 115.806 32.489 115.798 32.483 115.790 32.479 115.779 32.486 115.772 32.494 115.767 32.495 115.757 32.489 115.747 32.483 115.740 32.478 115.730 32.476 115.719 32.477 115.708 32.483 115.699 32.487 115.689 32.483 115.679 32.473 115.680 32.464 115.680 32.459 115.670 32.452 115.662 32.443 115.660 32.434 115.656 32.426 115.650 32.418 115.642 32.414 115.632 32.416 115.621 32.417 115.610 32.422 115.600 32.422 115.592 32.422 115.582 32.416 115.573 32.412 115.562 32.411 115.551 32.419 115.546 32.427 115.539 32.435 115.532 32.440 115.522 32.444 115.513 32.452 115.505 32.461 115.501 32.470 115.499 32.480 115.499 32.490 115.497 32.499 115.494 32.509 115.492 32.517 115.486 32.525 115.479 32.532 115.472 32.538 115.462 32.545 115.453 32.550 115.444 32.556 115.435 32.564 115.429 32.572 115.423 32.577 115.413 32.582 115.403 32.584 115.392 32.584 115.380 32.582 115.369 32.578 115.359 32.574 115.349 32.572 115.338 32.569 115.327 32.568 115.315 32.570 115.304 32.575 115.294 32.582 115.286 32.590 115.271 32.587 115.260 32.585 115.249 32.586 115.238 32.593 115.230 32.596 115.220 32.594 115.209 32.593 115.197 32.595 115.186 32.599 115.175 32.603 115.169 32.610 115.170 32.619 115.174 32.628 115.176 32.638 115.178 32.648 115.179 32.657 115.178 32.666 115.173 32.676 115.173 32.686 115.173 32.695 115.174 32.705 115.175 32.716 115.175 32.725 115.177 200 2 33.158 32.734 115.214 114.876 32.734 115.180 32.744 115.181 32.753 115.180 32.762 115.177 32.772 115.175 32.782 115.176 32.786 115.184 32.787 115.195 32.796 115.196 32.803 115.187 32.812 115.183 32.822 115.185 32.830 115.189 32.840 115.190 32.849 115.184 32.856 115.176 32.857 115.165 32.859 115.153 32.864 115.144 32.874 115.142 32.882 115.135 32.889 115.126 32.893 115.116 32.892 115.105 32.890 115.094 32.889 115.083 32.895 115.074 32.902 115.065 32.906 115.055 32.907 115.043 32.907 115.031 32.909 115.020 32.919 115.020 32.928 115.017 32.934 115.008 32.937 114.997 32.939 114.986 32.941 114.975 32.941 114.963 32.940 114.951 32.939 114.939 32.939 114.928 32.942 114.917 32.950 114.911 32.959 114.906 32.967 114.901 32.972 114.891 32.975 114.881 32.983 114.876 32.993 114.879 33.001 114.885 33.007 114.894 33.014 114.903 33.022 114.910 33.030 114.915 33.040 114.912 33.049 114.910 33.058 114.905 33.066 114.900 33.075 114.895 33.083 114.891 33.095 114.893 33.103 114.896 33.112 114.901 33.121 114.905 33.129 114.910 33.138 114.914 33.146 114.919 33.155 114.926 33.158 114.937 33.155 114.948 33.151 114.958 33.148 114.969 33.134 114.968 33.125 114.966 33.116 114.970 33.109 114.978 33.103 114.988 33.098 114.997 33.091 115.006 33.087 115.016 33.087 115.029 33.090 115.040 33.086 115.050 33.082 115.060 33.082 115.072 33.082 115.084 33.082 115.095 33.081 115.107 33.080 115.119 33.082 115.129 33.086 115.139 33.092 115.148 33.100 115.155 33.108 115.162 33.114 115.172 33.117 115.182 33.119 115.193 33.123 115.204 33.127 115.214 200 2 33.777 33.128 115.625 115.224 33.131 115.224 33.131 115.236 33.132 115.250 33.129 115.260 33.128 115.272 33.136 115.278 33.144 115.283 33.154 115.284 33.164 115.285 33.174 115.285 33.184 115.287 33.193 115.290 33.201 115.295 33.209 115.303 33.214 115.312 33.222 115.320 33.230 115.324 33.240 115.327 33.249 115.329 33.259 115.329 33.269 115.330 33.279 115.331 33.288 115.334 33.297 115.337 33.306 115.341 33.314 115.347 33.323 115.352 33.332 115.351 33.341 115.346 33.349 115.341 33.359 115.338 33.367 115.334 33.376 115.330 33.385 115.327 33.394 115.323 33.403 115.318 33.411 115.313 33.419 115.307 33.428 115.303 33.438 115.307 33.446 115.314 33.451 115.324 33.454 115.334 33.463 115.341 33.472 115.340 33.482 115.339 33.491 115.336 33.501 115.339 33.509 115.345 33.516 115.352 33.515 115.363 33.510 115.373 33.503 115.381 33.502 115.392 33.512 115.396 33.521 115.399 33.530 115.403 33.539 115.408 33.547 115.414 33.553 115.423 33.556 115.434 33.557 115.446 33.557 115.458 33.555 115.469 33.553 115.481 33.553 115.493 33.555 115.504 33.560 115.514 33.565 115.524 33.569 115.534 33.572 115.545 33.575 115.555 33.577 115.567 33.577 115.579 33.578 115.591 33.577 115.603 33.577 115.614 33.580 115.625 33.594 115.621 33.603 115.618 33.612 115.615 33.622 115.614 33.631 115.610 33.639 115.605 33.647 115.599 33.656 115.595 33.666 115.597 33.675 115.599 33.685 115.601 33.695 115.603 33.704 115.602 33.713 115.596 33.720 115.588 33.725 115.588 33.734 115.583 33.741 115.576 33.749 115.570 33.758 115.565 33.767 115.562 33.777 115.561 200 2 34.078 33.771 116.028 115.548 33.781 115.571 33.781 115.583 33.775 115.593 33.771 115.603 33.778 115.610 33.787 115.616 33.795 115.620 33.805 115.623 33.814 115.625 33.823 115.628 33.833 115.628 33.843 115.630 33.853 115.630 33.863 115.629 33.872 115.626 33.874 115.615 33.873 115.603 33.872 115.591 33.872 115.579 33.872 115.567 33.873 115.555 33.880 115.548 33.890 115.550 33.899 115.553 33.908 115.555 33.917 115.559 33.926 115.563 33.935 115.567 33.944 115.571 33.953 115.575 33.961 115.579 33.971 115.582 33.980 115.584 33.989 115.586 33.999 115.588 34.001 115.599 34.008 115.594 34.019 115.594 34.029 115.595 34.036 115.602 34.040 115.612 34.040 115.624 34.045 115.634 34.053 115.640 34.062 115.644 34.062 115.656 34.066 115.667 34.071 115.677 34.074 115.687 34.076 115.699 34.078 115.710 34.076 115.722 34.073 115.732 34.069 115.743 34.064 115.752 34.065 115.764 34.073 115.769 34.072 115.785 34.074 115.797 34.070 115.806 34.060 115.808 34.051 115.810 34.046 115.819 34.041 115.829 34.034 115.837 34.026 115.842 34.016 115.844 34.008 115.849 34.014 115.859 34.021 115.866 34.030 115.872 34.032 115.882 34.024 115.889 34.017 115.896 34.017 115.907 34.018 115.919 34.013 115.929 34.010 115.940 34.005 115.949 34.004 115.961 34.001 115.972 33.999 115.983 33.997 115.995 33.996 116.004 33.985 116.002 33.975 116.001 33.965 116.000 33.955 115.999 33.946 115.994 33.937 115.990 33.929 115.984 33.921 115.978 33.911 115.978 33.902 115.983 33.897 115.993 33.890 115.998 33.881 116.001 33.876 116.010 33.868 116.018 33.862 116.028 200 2 34.103 33.703 116.642 116.038 33.858 116.038 33.850 116.044 33.840 116.046 33.830 116.048 33.821 116.051 33.812 116.055 33.803 116.058 33.794 116.060 33.784 116.062 33.780 116.071 33.774 116.080 33.766 116.087 33.757 116.092 33.750 116.100 33.746 116.110 33.741 116.120 33.735 116.129 33.728 116.137 33.719 116.141 33.710 116.145 33.703 116.154 33.707 116.164 33.711 116.174 33.715 116.185 33.720 116.194 33.726 116.204 33.729 116.215 33.729 116.226 33.729 116.238 33.731 116.250 33.734 116.260 33.741 116.268 33.746 116.278 33.749 116.288 33.752 116.299 33.760 116.305 33.767 116.311 33.772 116.321 33.776 116.331 33.780 116.341 33.783 116.352 33.785 116.363 33.788 116.374 33.791 116.385 33.797 116.394 33.795 116.405 33.799 116.413 33.803 116.423 33.809 116.430 33.818 116.426 33.828 116.426 33.837 116.430 33.846 116.435 33.852 116.444 33.855 116.455 33.858 116.466 33.861 116.476 33.866 116.486 33.870 116.496 33.871 116.508 33.878 116.516 33.883 116.526 33.884 116.538 33.886 116.549 33.895 116.553 33.903 116.559 33.908 116.569 33.909 116.580 33.906 116.591 33.898 116.599 33.891 116.607 33.887 116.618 33.888 116.629 33.893 116.638 33.902 116.641 33.912 116.640 33.922 116.639 33.931 116.636 33.941 116.634 33.950 116.639 33.961 116.642 33.971 116.641 33.979 116.634 33.984 116.625 33.991 116.616 34.001 116.605 34.010 116.601 34.018 116.597 34.027 116.593 34.035 116.589 34.044 116.584 34.050 116.584 34.058 116.581 34.066 116.574 34.071 116.564 34.080 116.559 34.090 116.558 34.098 116.553 34.101 116.542 34.103 116.530 200 2 34.622 34.110 116.576 116.156 34.110 116.522 34.120 116.522 34.129 116.525 34.138 116.529 34.147 116.534 34.154 116.542 34.161 116.551 34.169 116.559 34.177 116.565 34.187 116.567 34.196 116.564 34.203 116.556 34.208 116.546 34.215 116.537 34.224 116.534 34.233 116.536 34.241 116.543 34.249 116.551 34.254 116.561 34.260 116.570 34.273 116.576 34.281 116.568 34.286 116.559 34.289 116.548 34.292 116.537 34.294 116.526 34.295 116.514 34.296 116.502 34.296 116.489 34.293 116.478 34.288 116.469 34.281 116.460 34.270 116.451 34.267 116.440 34.267 116.428 34.268 116.417 34.269 116.405 34.269 116.393 34.268 116.381 34.266 116.370 34.268 116.358 34.274 116.350 34.283 116.356 34.288 116.365 34.297 116.369 34.310 116.363 34.315 116.353 34.321 116.344 34.324 116.333 34.328 116.322 34.331 116.312 34.335 116.302 34.340 116.291 34.346 116.282 34.354 116.276 34.363 116.272 34.371 116.266 34.375 116.255 34.375 116.243 34.375 116.231 34.375 116.220 34.378 116.209 34.387 116.204 34.396 116.200 34.405 116.197 34.413 116.190 34.420 116.182 34.422 116.172 34.433 116.166 34.441 116.161 34.451 116.158 34.460 116.156 34.470 116.157 34.479 116.160 34.488 116.165 34.496 116.171 34.503 116.180 34.508 116.189 34.518 116.188 34.528 116.186 34.537 116.187 34.548 116.187 34.557 116.189 34.567 116.191 34.569 116.198 34.562 116.207 34.555 116.216 34.552 116.227 34.558 116.236 34.566 116.243 34.572 116.252 34.579 116.260 34.588 116.265 34.596 116.272 34.603 116.280 34.610 116.289 34.615 116.299 34.617 116.310 34.619 116.322 34.622 116.333 8 2 34.644 34.625 116.369 116.343 34.625 116.343 34.629 116.354 34.636 116.363 34.644 116.369 200 2 40.231 39.762 117.393 116.750 40.231 117.379 40.220 117.379 40.211 117.383 40.204 117.393 40.195 117.393 40.191 117.381 40.188 117.370 40.181 117.362 40.172 117.357 40.164 117.350 40.159 117.339 40.160 117.327 40.163 117.315 40.166 117.304 40.166 117.290 40.162 117.279 40.154 117.271 40.144 117.271 40.135 117.277 40.127 117.282 40.117 117.279 40.114 117.267 40.117 117.255 40.116 117.242 40.113 117.231 40.106 117.221 40.099 117.212 40.087 117.202 40.086 117.189 40.082 117.179 40.076 117.168 40.072 117.157 40.068 117.146 40.066 117.134 40.066 117.121 40.069 117.109 40.072 117.098 40.073 117.085 40.069 117.074 40.063 117.064 40.057 117.054 40.052 117.043 40.046 117.033 40.042 117.022 40.039 117.010 40.038 116.998 40.040 116.985 40.044 116.975 40.047 116.963 40.053 116.952 40.050 116.940 40.049 116.928 40.048 116.915 40.047 116.903 40.045 116.890 40.043 116.878 40.042 116.866 40.043 116.854 40.047 116.843 40.044 116.830 40.041 116.819 40.037 116.808 40.034 116.796 40.032 116.784 40.028 116.778 40.019 116.776 40.010 116.772 40.000 116.767 39.992 116.760 39.983 116.756 39.974 116.751 39.964 116.750 39.956 116.757 39.950 116.767 39.937 116.768 39.924 116.769 39.913 116.773 39.905 116.777 39.900 116.782 39.892 116.790 39.889 116.798 39.887 116.810 39.882 116.819 39.877 116.830 39.868 116.841 39.860 116.849 39.854 116.866 39.845 116.879 39.837 116.899 39.834 116.912 39.832 116.919 39.825 116.919 39.816 116.923 39.807 116.929 39.798 116.934 39.789 116.938 39.780 116.934 39.772 116.928 39.766 116.918 39.762 116.907 200 2 39.756 39.447 116.901 116.180 39.756 116.898 39.747 116.899 39.737 116.901 39.729 116.895 39.721 116.887 39.712 116.884 39.704 116.890 39.697 116.900 39.687 116.900 39.678 116.896 39.673 116.886 39.668 116.875 39.666 116.863 39.662 116.852 39.654 116.845 39.645 116.840 39.637 116.834 39.627 116.831 39.619 116.825 39.613 116.816 39.607 116.807 39.607 116.796 39.600 116.789 39.594 116.780 39.595 116.770 39.602 116.760 39.608 116.751 39.617 116.736 39.614 116.724 39.608 116.715 39.599 116.718 39.590 116.717 39.585 116.707 39.585 116.694 39.590 116.684 39.594 116.673 39.596 116.661 39.597 116.648 39.599 116.636 39.604 116.625 39.612 116.617 39.620 116.609 39.622 116.597 39.622 116.584 39.621 116.572 39.617 116.560 39.613 116.550 39.607 116.539 39.602 116.529 39.595 116.519 39.586 116.517 39.576 116.515 39.568 116.510 39.560 116.503 39.552 116.494 39.546 116.484 39.539 116.475 39.532 116.465 39.527 116.455 39.524 116.443 39.522 116.432 39.519 116.420 39.513 116.410 39.505 116.404 39.495 116.404 39.488 116.413 39.484 116.424 39.480 116.435 39.471 116.440 39.462 116.443 39.449 116.443 39.451 116.431 39.454 116.419 39.457 116.408 39.458 116.395 39.457 116.382 39.453 116.371 39.451 116.359 39.447 116.348 39.450 116.336 39.457 116.326 39.463 116.317 39.469 116.307 39.473 116.296 39.477 116.285 39.481 116.274 39.485 116.263 39.492 116.254 39.499 116.246 39.511 116.240 39.520 116.245 39.530 116.247 39.540 116.246 39.549 116.242 39.557 116.236 39.565 116.228 39.573 116.223 39.576 116.205 39.577 116.193 39.576 116.180 200 2 39.866 39.496 116.167 115.424 39.576 116.167 39.574 116.154 39.568 116.144 39.563 116.134 39.563 116.122 39.563 116.109 39.565 116.097 39.566 116.084 39.567 116.072 39.568 116.059 39.570 116.047 39.572 116.035 39.577 116.024 39.584 116.015 39.586 116.003 39.591 115.994 39.590 115.982 39.583 115.977 39.574 115.971 39.571 115.960 39.573 115.948 39.580 115.939 39.588 115.932 39.593 115.921 39.590 115.910 39.581 115.906 39.572 115.902 39.564 115.896 39.557 115.887 39.553 115.876 39.550 115.865 39.547 115.853 39.544 115.842 39.539 115.831 39.534 115.821 39.525 115.814 39.516 115.811 39.508 115.804 39.503 115.794 39.498 115.783 39.496 115.772 39.500 115.760 39.504 115.753 39.511 115.744 39.520 115.740 39.529 115.736 39.537 115.730 39.544 115.721 39.549 115.710 39.553 115.699 39.561 115.691 39.570 115.687 39.578 115.681 39.586 115.673 39.593 115.665 39.595 115.653 39.594 115.640 39.593 115.627 39.592 115.615 39.591 115.602 39.592 115.590 39.595 115.578 39.597 115.566 39.601 115.555 39.607 115.545 39.611 115.534 39.615 115.523 39.623 115.516 39.631 115.508 39.637 115.498 39.643 115.488 39.650 115.479 39.660 115.477 39.670 115.477 39.680 115.476 39.690 115.476 39.700 115.475 39.709 115.473 39.719 115.470 39.728 115.466 39.736 115.461 39.743 115.452 39.747 115.441 39.754 115.431 39.762 115.424 39.771 115.427 39.777 115.437 39.781 115.448 39.786 115.458 39.791 115.468 39.795 115.479 39.798 115.491 39.806 115.497 39.815 115.494 39.825 115.492 39.835 115.494 39.843 115.501 39.849 115.510 39.858 115.515 39.866 115.521 200 2 40.416 39.875 115.951 115.418 39.875 115.518 39.884 115.513 39.894 115.513 39.904 115.513 39.912 115.507 39.919 115.498 39.924 115.487 39.928 115.476 39.933 115.465 39.938 115.455 39.943 115.444 39.948 115.433 39.950 115.422 39.962 115.418 39.972 115.420 39.981 115.424 39.989 115.428 39.998 115.432 40.008 115.434 40.017 115.439 40.025 115.446 40.033 115.454 40.040 115.462 40.048 115.471 40.056 115.478 40.062 115.488 40.067 115.498 40.074 115.508 40.080 115.516 40.084 115.529 40.089 115.540 40.094 115.551 40.097 115.562 40.097 115.575 40.099 115.588 40.102 115.599 40.113 115.599 40.118 115.606 40.120 115.619 40.122 115.631 40.125 115.642 40.127 115.655 40.131 115.665 40.137 115.675 40.135 115.687 40.133 115.699 40.132 115.712 40.134 115.725 40.137 115.736 40.143 115.746 40.151 115.753 40.161 115.754 40.171 115.755 40.179 115.762 40.179 115.774 40.174 115.785 40.164 115.788 40.155 115.791 40.150 115.801 40.148 115.814 40.141 115.823 40.144 115.835 40.151 115.845 40.160 115.839 40.170 115.838 40.180 115.840 40.188 115.846 40.194 115.856 40.201 115.865 40.210 115.868 40.219 115.872 40.226 115.881 40.234 115.888 40.242 115.895 40.251 115.900 40.254 115.911 40.255 115.924 40.260 115.935 40.266 115.944 40.275 115.951 40.281 115.942 40.290 115.937 40.299 115.932 40.308 115.928 40.316 115.923 40.325 115.919 40.334 115.915 40.344 115.913 40.352 115.908 40.358 115.899 40.356 115.887 40.357 115.874 40.361 115.863 40.369 115.854 40.376 115.845 40.383 115.836 40.392 115.829 40.400 115.823 40.408 115.817 40.416 115.808 200 2 40.844 40.423 116.454 115.728 40.423 115.799 40.432 115.793 40.439 115.785 40.447 115.776 40.453 115.766 40.462 115.761 40.471 115.765 40.481 115.767 40.491 115.767 40.500 115.763 40.503 115.751 40.504 115.738 40.511 115.728 40.519 115.730 40.527 115.735 40.535 115.745 40.542 115.752 40.551 115.757 40.559 115.764 40.563 115.775 40.564 115.788 40.567 115.800 40.572 115.810 40.580 115.818 40.589 115.821 40.595 115.830 40.595 115.843 40.598 115.855 40.602 115.866 40.607 115.876 40.613 115.887 40.617 115.898 40.619 115.910 40.618 115.922 40.613 115.933 40.608 115.943 40.601 115.952 40.593 115.960 40.587 115.970 40.587 115.982 40.591 115.993 40.598 116.000 40.601 116.011 40.605 116.022 40.609 116.033 40.613 116.045 40.617 116.056 40.621 116.067 40.624 116.078 40.627 116.090 40.632 116.101 40.642 116.104 40.651 116.100 40.659 116.106 40.665 116.116 40.668 116.127 40.672 116.138 40.678 116.149 40.686 116.154 40.696 116.153 40.706 116.154 40.715 116.156 40.721 116.166 40.728 116.176 40.734 116.186 40.739 116.197 40.747 116.205 40.755 116.212 40.764 116.216 40.773 116.218 40.782 116.222 40.790 116.229 40.790 116.241 40.785 116.252 40.780 116.262 40.773 116.272 40.768 116.282 40.773 116.294 40.778 116.304 40.780 116.316 40.780 116.329 40.778 116.342 40.777 116.354 40.780 116.365 40.785 116.376 40.788 116.388 40.790 116.401 40.783 116.408 40.774 116.412 40.772 116.423 40.776 116.434 40.782 116.445 40.788 116.454 40.801 116.451 40.808 116.443 40.816 116.434 40.824 116.427 40.831 116.417 40.838 116.408 40.844 116.398 200 2 41.066 40.725 116.956 116.329 40.850 116.388 40.857 116.379 40.867 116.377 40.875 116.371 40.883 116.362 40.889 116.352 40.896 116.342 40.903 116.334 40.912 116.329 40.922 116.330 40.931 116.334 40.939 116.341 40.947 116.348 40.944 116.355 40.939 116.366 40.932 116.374 40.923 116.380 40.916 116.388 40.912 116.400 40.913 116.412 40.913 116.426 40.912 116.438 40.912 116.451 40.915 116.463 40.922 116.467 40.931 116.464 40.939 116.458 40.948 116.453 40.957 116.450 40.967 116.448 40.977 116.449 40.981 116.459 40.984 116.471 40.986 116.483 40.987 116.496 40.990 116.508 40.991 116.521 40.992 116.534 40.991 116.547 40.988 116.558 40.986 116.571 40.988 116.583 40.992 116.595 40.998 116.605 41.007 116.607 41.017 116.605 41.027 116.604 41.036 116.601 41.046 116.600 41.056 116.602 41.062 116.613 41.066 116.624 41.064 116.637 41.062 116.648 41.058 116.660 41.054 116.671 41.047 116.680 41.038 116.684 41.028 116.684 41.018 116.686 41.010 116.680 41.000 116.677 40.991 116.675 40.981 116.679 40.973 116.684 40.964 116.687 40.955 116.691 40.947 116.698 40.939 116.706 40.931 116.713 40.921 116.714 40.912 116.717 40.905 116.727 40.901 116.738 40.897 116.749 40.890 116.759 40.883 116.767 40.875 116.775 40.868 116.784 40.859 116.790 40.852 116.798 40.848 116.809 40.846 116.822 40.844 116.834 40.839 116.845 40.831 116.853 40.824 116.860 40.816 116.868 40.810 116.871 40.805 116.886 40.797 116.891 40.788 116.898 40.781 116.906 40.773 116.915 40.765 116.920 40.756 116.925 40.748 116.931 40.740 116.940 40.732 116.947 40.725 116.956 200 2 40.717 40.359 117.494 116.964 40.717 116.964 40.711 116.974 40.709 116.987 40.709 117.000 40.708 117.013 40.708 117.026 40.710 117.039 40.711 117.051 40.714 117.063 40.715 117.076 40.716 117.088 40.716 117.102 40.717 117.115 40.715 117.127 40.712 117.139 40.709 117.151 40.705 117.162 40.704 117.175 40.702 117.187 40.700 117.199 40.696 117.211 40.693 117.222 40.691 117.234 40.689 117.247 40.685 117.258 40.681 117.269 40.677 117.281 40.671 117.291 40.667 117.302 40.667 117.314 40.671 117.325 40.678 117.331 40.686 117.338 40.690 117.349 40.694 117.361 40.697 117.372 40.699 117.385 40.698 117.398 40.697 117.411 40.696 117.424 40.693 117.435 40.689 117.447 40.688 117.460 40.685 117.472 40.683 117.484 40.678 117.494 40.646 117.489 40.649 117.477 40.652 117.466 40.654 117.453 40.653 117.440 40.648 117.430 40.638 117.428 40.629 117.428 40.620 117.430 40.611 117.434 40.601 117.436 40.592 117.438 40.583 117.432 40.581 117.420 40.581 117.408 40.580 117.395 40.576 117.384 40.572 117.372 40.571 117.359 40.578 117.351 40.583 117.341 40.586 117.329 40.585 117.316 40.581 117.304 40.579 117.292 40.576 117.280 40.572 117.269 40.568 117.258 40.563 117.247 40.556 117.239 40.547 117.236 40.539 117.242 40.530 117.245 40.523 117.237 40.520 117.226 40.520 117.213 40.512 117.206 40.502 117.206 40.493 117.210 40.484 117.214 40.475 117.218 40.466 117.223 40.457 117.227 40.448 117.229 40.439 117.232 40.428 117.232 40.419 117.229 40.410 117.224 40.401 117.220 40.390 117.213 40.383 117.223 40.375 117.231 40.367 117.239 40.359 117.245 36 2 40.351 40.231 117.379 117.252 40.351 117.252 40.343 117.257 40.335 117.264 40.326 117.268 40.317 117.274 40.309 117.280 40.300 117.285 40.294 117.295 40.288 117.305 40.282 117.315 40.274 117.324 40.266 117.328 40.257 117.333 40.249 117.340 40.242 117.348 40.236 117.359 40.233 117.370 40.231 117.379 200 2 27.251 27.083 120.426 120.213 27.241 120.213 27.242 120.221 27.243 120.233 27.243 120.240 27.248 120.244 27.250 120.250 27.251 120.257 27.246 120.263 27.238 120.262 27.232 120.272 27.230 120.280 27.225 120.286 27.217 120.290 27.211 120.295 27.209 120.304 27.209 120.311 27.216 120.314 27.217 120.323 27.217 120.334 27.219 120.346 27.221 120.356 27.220 120.366 27.214 120.367 27.208 120.368 27.201 120.371 27.193 120.369 27.189 120.364 27.186 120.359 27.184 120.353 27.182 120.347 27.178 120.343 27.171 120.349 27.168 120.360 27.171 120.365 27.176 120.368 27.179 120.373 27.170 120.381 27.167 120.386 27.163 120.390 27.158 120.393 27.153 120.396 27.149 120.401 27.147 120.406 27.146 120.413 27.145 120.419 27.144 120.426 27.134 120.424 27.138 120.412 27.139 120.406 27.137 120.400 27.134 120.391 27.125 120.399 27.122 120.403 27.119 120.399 27.120 120.392 27.120 120.386 27.121 120.379 27.120 120.373 27.117 120.368 27.111 120.374 27.105 120.372 27.099 120.368 27.094 120.367 27.094 120.379 27.089 120.386 27.085 120.381 27.084 120.375 27.083 120.369 27.084 120.363 27.086 120.356 27.088 120.351 27.090 120.345 27.091 120.339 27.090 120.333 27.090 120.326 27.092 120.321 27.097 120.318 27.104 120.312 27.102 120.306 27.097 120.301 27.095 120.295 27.094 120.289 27.097 120.284 27.100 120.278 27.102 120.272 27.105 120.267 27.109 120.263 27.114 120.260 27.119 120.256 27.122 120.252 27.123 120.245 27.118 120.243 27.112 120.246 27.108 120.250 27.103 120.249 27.099 120.245 27.095 120.240 27.090 120.244 27.087 120.254 27.089 120.260 200 2 27.091 26.877 120.278 120.076 27.091 120.266 27.085 120.271 27.079 120.277 27.072 120.277 27.066 120.276 27.061 120.278 27.056 120.275 27.045 120.278 27.046 120.270 27.055 120.265 27.058 120.254 27.058 120.248 27.058 120.241 27.052 120.241 27.047 120.245 27.045 120.252 27.039 120.251 27.040 120.245 27.037 120.239 27.031 120.235 27.029 120.241 27.029 120.248 27.028 120.255 27.025 120.260 27.020 120.264 27.015 120.262 27.010 120.258 27.005 120.257 27.000 120.259 26.996 120.264 26.991 120.263 26.991 120.254 26.985 120.245 26.981 120.240 26.980 120.234 26.979 120.227 26.979 120.221 26.979 120.215 26.980 120.209 26.984 120.204 26.984 120.197 26.981 120.192 26.983 120.186 26.984 120.180 26.983 120.174 26.980 120.169 26.974 120.168 26.972 120.180 26.969 120.185 26.963 120.186 26.962 120.198 26.964 120.203 26.967 120.209 26.970 120.214 26.972 120.220 26.971 120.226 26.968 120.232 26.957 120.232 26.951 120.230 26.946 120.230 26.941 120.234 26.937 120.238 26.932 120.235 26.927 120.232 26.922 120.229 26.917 120.225 26.915 120.220 26.920 120.217 26.922 120.208 26.920 120.202 26.918 120.196 26.917 120.189 26.918 120.183 26.921 120.178 26.924 120.172 26.926 120.166 26.928 120.161 26.929 120.154 26.927 120.149 26.924 120.144 26.926 120.137 26.922 120.132 26.924 120.123 26.926 120.118 26.925 120.112 26.920 120.108 26.915 120.110 26.911 120.115 26.906 120.119 26.901 120.119 26.897 120.115 26.893 120.109 26.890 120.104 26.885 120.101 26.880 120.098 26.877 120.093 26.877 120.087 26.880 120.081 26.885 120.078 26.890 120.076 200 2 26.897 26.620 120.151 120.018 26.894 120.071 26.893 120.065 26.897 120.054 26.896 120.047 26.890 120.046 26.888 120.051 26.885 120.057 26.880 120.062 26.876 120.052 26.877 120.045 26.877 120.039 26.875 120.033 26.873 120.027 26.869 120.023 26.864 120.020 26.858 120.018 26.853 120.019 26.847 120.021 26.843 120.024 26.838 120.028 26.832 120.029 26.826 120.036 26.826 120.043 26.826 120.049 26.825 120.056 26.824 120.062 26.823 120.068 26.821 120.074 26.819 120.080 26.815 120.085 26.810 120.086 26.804 120.088 26.799 120.090 26.797 120.096 26.800 120.101 26.803 120.107 26.803 120.113 26.798 120.116 26.801 120.126 26.797 120.129 26.792 120.124 26.789 120.119 26.784 120.116 26.779 120.113 26.774 120.110 26.770 120.106 26.766 120.102 26.763 120.096 26.758 120.094 26.753 120.096 26.748 120.100 26.745 120.105 26.742 120.111 26.742 120.117 26.745 120.123 26.748 120.128 26.742 120.134 26.737 120.135 26.736 120.142 26.737 120.148 26.731 120.151 26.727 120.148 26.722 120.144 26.719 120.139 26.717 120.133 26.715 120.127 26.713 120.121 26.709 120.116 26.707 120.111 26.704 120.105 26.700 120.101 26.692 120.103 26.687 120.106 26.681 120.105 26.675 120.104 26.671 120.108 26.667 120.113 26.657 120.110 26.654 120.116 26.655 120.123 26.649 120.125 26.644 120.121 26.640 120.116 26.637 120.111 26.634 120.106 26.630 120.101 26.626 120.097 26.622 120.092 26.620 120.086 26.621 120.080 26.627 120.078 26.632 120.080 26.636 120.084 26.642 120.087 26.647 120.085 26.650 120.080 26.648 120.074 26.644 120.069 26.641 120.064 26.637 120.059 200 2 26.718 26.521 120.054 119.823 26.634 120.054 26.631 120.049 26.628 120.043 26.626 120.038 26.623 120.032 26.620 120.027 26.617 120.022 26.613 120.018 26.610 120.012 26.608 120.006 26.607 120.000 26.605 119.995 26.603 119.989 26.604 119.982 26.605 119.976 26.607 119.970 26.608 119.964 26.609 119.958 26.610 119.952 26.607 119.947 26.605 119.942 26.603 119.935 26.593 119.932 26.586 119.923 26.577 119.928 26.568 119.935 26.567 119.929 26.564 119.924 26.558 119.922 26.556 119.911 26.554 119.905 26.550 119.901 26.546 119.897 26.542 119.892 26.537 119.889 26.532 119.888 26.527 119.885 26.523 119.880 26.522 119.874 26.522 119.868 26.521 119.857 26.521 119.851 26.524 119.845 26.526 119.839 26.527