If you have `sn_start_frim_file = .true., .true., .true., .true.,` create the .sno file
If you have `sn_start_frim_file = .true., .true., .true., .true.,` create the .sno file
If you have `sn_start_frim_file = .false., .false., .false., .false.,` we are looking the source of error.
If you have `sn_start_frim_file = .false., .false., .false., .false.,` we are looking the source of error.
• **forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV, segmentation fault occurred**
• **forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV, segmentation fault occurred**
Can be solved by decreasing the `time_step` and changing the `parent_time_step_ratio`.
Can be solved by decreasing the `time_step` and changing the `parent_time_step_ratio`.
• **XXXXXXXXXXXX when enter into a new domain**
• **XXXXXXXXXXXX when enter into a new domain**
Can be solved by restarting the simulation one hour before. Remember to change in the `namelist.wps` the starting time of the domains, `restart=”.true.”` and the `sn_start_frim_file` as `.true.` in all the domains that run before.
Can be solved by restarting the simulation one hour before. Remember to change in the `namelist.wps` the starting time of the domains, `restart=”.true.”` and the `sn_start_frim_file` as `.true.` in all the domains that run before.
• **Tile Strategy is not specified. Assuming 1D-Y Total number of tiles is too big for 1D-Y tiling. Going 2D. New tiling is 2x 17 Less cpu-per-node**
• **Tile Strategy is not specified. Assuming 1D-Y Total number of tiles is too big for 1D-Y tiling. Going 2D. New tiling is 2x 17 Less cpu-per-node**
• **Problems when restarting**
• **Problems when restarting**
We can have a problem with one type of file, for example we think that snowpack melts all the snow in some lake grid cells. So, SNOWPACK should be fixed, but meanwhile we can just try to __hack it__. To do it we can change the land use of these grid cells to grass (the most similar to lakes). That can be easily do it to the geo_em files as:
We can have a problem with one type of file, for example we think that snowpack melts all the snow in some lake grid cells. So, SNOWPACK should be fixed, but meanwhile we can just try to __hack it__. To do it we can change the land use of these grid cells to grass (the most similar to lakes). That can be easily do it to the geo_em files as: