Mac安装WRF模式.pdfVIP

MAC INSTALLATION OF WRF It is now possible to do air quality simulations on your own computer without access to a cluster or supercomputer! I am setting my MacPro to do the mesoscale meteorology (WRF), emissions processing (SMOKE), and air quality modleing (CMAQ). These instructions require a Mac with an Intel processor and OSX 10.5 (Leopard). I use Gnu C (gcc), Gnu C++ (g++) and an Intel Fortran Compiler (ifort). All of the installations are for 64-bit memory. My CMAQ, WRF, and SMOKE installations all work with the test data provided with each. I have also run WRF with real data. These instructions document my installation of WRF. The WRF-ARW instructions incorporate the work of Robert Fovell of UCLA. Carlie Coats, Jr., of Barons also provided guidance on netCDF. I like my instructions in excruciating detail so thatʼs what youʼll find here. I have used my own file structure (/phd/basics/ioapi3.0, /phd/models/cmaq4.6, etc.). I use the UNIX tcsh shell but you are welcome to use other shells (bash is the default on Macs). I also like to use Emac to run my compilations so I can see error messages highlighted. If you donʼt use Emacs, you can enter the same instructions on the command line with a “ log.txt” added on. All the software is free except for ifort. I think this compiler is well worth the price since it has fewer problems than gfortran, has excellent support, and will better optimize your Intel processors. Academic and student pricing is available. If you run into problems, check my list of Fixes at the back. If this doesnʼt help, I suggest you use the the wrfusers listserve (/mailman/listinfo/wrf-users) or email WRF Help: wrfhelp@. Iʼd list helpful websites but Google is the best way find help! Please let me know if you have any corrections to these instructions. E-mail them to me at drb@ since I will be updating this draft. I am also interested in how it took you to complete the WRF install wit