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Program SURFACE_INTERP_2D Description: This is the 2D analogue of SURFACE_INTERP. Read a multizone 2D surface dataset (Tecplot ASCII) and a second target dataset of one or more zones (or possibly unstructured points in a simpler format). Interpolate the first dataset at each target point and save the results as a Tecplotable file and (for the simpler input format) as a tab- ulation for possible pasting into a spreadsheet. The output file(s) may contain just a subset of the input functions. Control file format (standard input): SURFACE_INTERP_2D control file body_points.inp ! Target file name 1 ! Target format: 1 = list of points; 2 = Tecplot Subset of functions in output file(s): 2 6 cssr-fullbody-wall.dat ! File to be interpolated body_point_pw_qw.dat ! Single-zone plottable results body_point_pw_qw.txt ! Tabulated results 1 1 ! Target (zone, i) for debug output; 0s suppress [BLOCK ! BLOCK | POINT overrides default of POINT output] [1.e10 0. ! Optional X & F; if x > X, set finterp(:) = F] [1. 1.e-4 ! Optional scale factors for output functions] Random target points format (mode 1): x1 y1 [Stag point 1] ! Any string may follow the coordinates x2 y2 [Shoulder point 2] ! else x is inserted as a tag x3 y3 [Aft stag point 3] : : [: :] Tabulated output format (mode 1): x1 y1 f21 f61 Stag point 1 (or x1) Min. distance x2 y2 f22 f62 Shoulder point 2 (or x2) " " x3 y3 f23 f63 Aft stag point 3 (or x3) " " : : : : History: 07/31/05 David Saunders Initial implementation of 3-space SURFACE_INTERP. 02/05/14 " " Variant of SURFACE_INTERP from which the 2-space version is being adapted. (All ADT variants had been placed in a single module with generic BUILD_ADT and SEARCH_ADT interfaces.) 03/15/15 " " SURFACE_INTERP_2D adapted from SURFACE_INTERP. (Two-space multiblock curve utilities have just been added to the ADT package.) W/m^2 data suggested an option to scale results. Author: David Saunders, ERC, Inc./NASA Ames Research Center, CA