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Datasets can be read in from fleet wind files (*.fleetwind).  SMS supports two different formats for fleet wind files, which are equivalent to NWS = 3 and NWS = 6 for PBL models.  More information regarding the format for these files can be found at [http://adcirc.org/documentv49/fort_22.html http://adcirc.org/documentv49/fort_22.html].
Datasets can be read in from fleet wind files (*.fleetwind).  SMS supports two different formats for fleet wind files, which are equivalent to NWS = 3 and NWS = 6 for PBL models.  More information regarding the format for these files can be found [http://adcirc.org/home/documentation/users-manual-v52/input-file-descriptions/meteorological-forcing-data-fort-22/ in the ADCIRC user manual].


===Opening the Files===
===Opening the Files===
When opening a fleet wind file, SMS will bring up a dialog to prompt the user for information regarding file type, grid parameters, time steps, and projection.  
When opening a fleet wind file, SMS will bring up a dialog to prompt the user for information regarding file type, grid parameters, time steps, and projection.  
''Format:''' Option to select between "Direction, speed (NWS 3)" and "X, Y, pressure (NWS 6)"


'''Format:''' Option to select between "Direction, speed (NWS 3)" and "X, Y, pressure (NWS 6)"
''Existing Grid:'' If the grid specified in the fleet wind file already exists in SMS, a user can select to create the datasets on the existing grid


'''Existing Grid:''' If the grid specified in the fleet wind file already exists in SMS, a user can select to create the datasets on the existing grid
''Grid Parameters:'' If the grid specified in the fleet wind file does not already exist, a user must specify the origin, cell size, and number of cells to create the grid.


'''Grid Parameters:''' If the grid specified in the fleet wind file does not already exist, a user must specify the origin, cell size, and number of cells to create the grid.
''Time (NWS 6 only):'' Specify the size and units of the time increment, as well as a reference time (if desired).  


'''Time (NWS 6 only):''' Specify the size and units of the time increment, as well as a reference time (if desired).
''Projection:'' Specify the projection of the grid.  If the projection is not specified, the grid will be created using the current projection.
 
'''Projection:''' Specify the projection of the grid.  If the projection is not specified, the grid will be created using the current projection.


===Datasets===
===Datasets===

Latest revision as of 22:27, 29 November 2022

Datasets can be read in from fleet wind files (*.fleetwind). SMS supports two different formats for fleet wind files, which are equivalent to NWS = 3 and NWS = 6 for PBL models. More information regarding the format for these files can be found in the ADCIRC user manual.

Opening the Files

When opening a fleet wind file, SMS will bring up a dialog to prompt the user for information regarding file type, grid parameters, time steps, and projection. Format:' Option to select between "Direction, speed (NWS 3)" and "X, Y, pressure (NWS 6)"

Existing Grid: If the grid specified in the fleet wind file already exists in SMS, a user can select to create the datasets on the existing grid

Grid Parameters: If the grid specified in the fleet wind file does not already exist, a user must specify the origin, cell size, and number of cells to create the grid.

Time (NWS 6 only): Specify the size and units of the time increment, as well as a reference time (if desired).

Projection: Specify the projection of the grid. If the projection is not specified, the grid will be created using the current projection.

Datasets

When SMS reads a fleetwind file, it will create the following datasets on the grid:

  • Wind (vector)
  • Magnitude (scalar)
  • Pressure (scalar) – NWS 6 only

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