SOSIE is Only a Surface Interpolation Environment, a versatile tool that allows fast and high quality interpolation of geophysical 2D fields from a gridded domain to another.

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  • As it seems there is no bug tracker I write here. Does not compile with gfortran 5.4.0 ubuntu 16.04 (fortran format problem). The patch to correct it is: diff -Naur sosie-2.6.4.orig/src/mask_drown_field.f90 sosie-2.6.4/src/mask_drown_field.f90 --- sosie-2.6.4.orig/src/mask_drown_field.f90 2016-04-26 10:39:11.000000000 +0200 +++ sosie-2.6.4/src/mask_drown_field.f90 2017-03-10 16:59:58.926326000 +0100 @@ -170,8 +170,8 @@ - READ(cv_how_far, '(i)') i_how_far - IF ( l_drwn_f ) WRITE (*, '("How far (points) from sea to extrapolate into land ",i)') i_how_far + READ(cv_how_far, '(i8)') i_how_far + IF ( l_drwn_f ) WRITE (*, '("How far (points) from sea to extrapolate into land ",i8)') i_how_far READ(cv_ewp, '(i2)') iewper
  • A great interpolation library. May I ask a question. Does the drown method only works for global with with east-west periodicity? Would you please have a look? In the MODULE MOD_DROWN, if k_ew=-1, there would be an error. As the following code will not run, so the vim_per and vip_per will only have 0 values. IF (k_ew >= 0) THEN vim_per = (/ ni-k_ew , ni-1 /) vip_per = (/ 2 , 1+k_ew /) END IF Then, jip =0, array of maskv will overflow DO jci = 1, 2 jim = vim_per(jci) ! ji-1 ji = ivi(jci) ! first ji = 1, then ji = ni jip = vip_per(jci) ! ji+1 .................................................
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Intended Audience

Science/Research, Advanced End Users, Developers

Programming Language

Fortran

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Fortran Earth Sciences Software

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2008-06-04