mk.in and mk.ver files:
(Index, Model)
The most recent version of mk.ver includes new definitions for source
extensions (see other source file extensions),
Run_Copy (see mk script) and settings
for the IRIX operating system (see Read_me). The mk script will read a local mk.in file first,
then look for other variable definitions in a ~/mk.in file and finally in a mk.ver
file. You can set variables once in the mk.in file in your home directory and these
will be used by all mk scripts (unless set differently in your local mk.in
file) allowing you to set personal global default values for mk settings.
The mk.ver file can reside in either the UVic_ESCM/2.6 directory or, if not
found there, in the "run" subdirectory. Any settings here are applied to
all mk scripts unless set in a local or home mk.in file.
file rotation utility:
(Index, Model)
The rotation utility call rot_nc (see Read_me)
may be used to "rotate" netcdf files from or to a "rotated" model. It requires both
an input and an output file for variable definitions. The input data will be rotated
into the output file so the original contents of the output file is lost. Since the
variables in the output file are not needed (only their definitions) copies of the
input file may be used for both the input and output file. In this case, data will
be rotated onto the model grid defined by "xt" and "yt". If variable definitions are
missing from either file, that field is ignored.
