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The TH2M calculation in the model is as follows:
WW3/model/src/w3iogomd.F90
Line 1681 in abc77b9
! These are the integrals with cos^2 and sin^2 ABX2(JSEA) = ABX2(JSEA) + A(ITH,IK,JSEA)*EC2(ITH) ABY2(JSEA) = ABY2(JSEA) + A(ITH,IK,JSEA)*ES2(ITH) ! Using trig identities to represent cos2theta and sin2theta. AB2X(JSEA) = AB2X(JSEA) + A(ITH,IK,JSEA)*(2*EC2(ITH) - 1) AB2Y(JSEA) = AB2Y(JSEA) + A(ITH,IK,JSEA)*(2*ESC(ITH)) ABYX(JSEA) = ABYX(JSEA) + A(ITH,IK,JSEA)*ESC(ITH)
The formula for TH2M as recorded in the manual is:
Is the use of AB2Y instead of ABY2 appropriate for calculating the TH2M variable, or does the formula require ABY2?
AB2Y
ABY2
TH2M(JSEA,IK)= MOD ( 270. - RADE*0.5*ATAN2(AB2Y(JSEA),AB2X(JSEA)) , 180. )
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The TH2M calculation in #114 :
TH2M(JSEA,IK)= MOD ( 270. - RADE*0.5*ATAN2(ABY2(JSEA),ABX2(JSEA)) , 180. )
! Using trig identities to represent cos2theta and sin2theta. ABX2(JSEA) = ABX2(JSEA) + A(ITH,IK,JSEA)*(2*EC2(ITH) - 1) ABY2(JSEA) = ABY2(JSEA) + A(ITH,IK,JSEA)*(2*ESC(ITH)) ABYX(JSEA) = ABYX(JSEA) + A(ITH,IK,JSEA)*ESC(ITH)
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The TH2M calculation in the model is as follows:
WW3/model/src/w3iogomd.F90
Line 1681 in abc77b9
The formula for TH2M as recorded in the manual is:
Is the use of
AB2Y
instead ofABY2
appropriate for calculating the TH2M variable, or does the formula requireABY2
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: