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Running NEMO on HECToR: creating new experiment data, verifying the output and visualising data

A typical NEMO run has a number of input and output files which vary depending on the particular model being solved. The input and output files used for the test configuration are summarised below: The number of netCDF (*.nc) output files is determined by the particular output files requested in the namelist and the number of processors on which NEMO is executed. For the test configuration, 7 sets of *.nc files are output with names of the form:-
O25-TST_1m_19580101_19580101_grid_T_0100.nc
O25-TST_1m_19580101_19580101_grid_U_0100.nc
O25-TST_1m_19580101_19580101_grid_V_0100.nc
O25-TST_1m_19580101_19580101_grid_W_0100.nc
O25-TST_1m_19580101_19580101_icemod_0100.nc
O25-TST_00000060_restart_0100.nc
O25-TST_00000060_restart_ice_0100.nc
Thus, if NEMO is executed on 221 processors then, on completion, a total of, 221*7 = 1547, *.nc files are generated by the run. The *grid*.nc and *icemod*.nc files contain model information for each time step. The *restart*.nc files are files which enable the model to be restarted from a particular point in model time.



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