CALPUFF and Postprocessors

CALPUFF and Postprocessors CALPUFF and Postprocessors

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G.2 APPEND The APPEND program is designed to combine a set of sequential CALPUFF output data files into a single file with the same format, covering the entire period of the original collection of files. The files combined must be of the same type, containing either concentrations, wet deposition fluxes, dry deposition fluxes, or relative humidity data. The periods contained in the files should either overlap, or meet exactly (files start with the time period that follows the last period in the preceding file). Table G-8 lists the input and output files for one application of APPEND. Both the control file name (APPEND.INP) and the list file name (APPEND.LST) are set in the program, so the user cannot change these. All CALPUFF output file names must be provided by the user, and these are placed in the control file. The control file structure is listed in Table G-9, and a sample control file is listed in Table G-10. To run this program, place the executable and the control file (edited to reflect your application) in the same directory or folder, and enter the following command-line: APPEND The program will open the control file for your application, and follow the instructions. Messages appear on the screen as the program runs, and full documentation for the run is written to the list file. A sample list file is presented in Table G-11. MAR 2006 -- PostProc G-26

Table G-8 APPEND Input and Output Files Unit File Name Type Format Description io5 APPEND.INP input formatted Control file containing user inputs io6 APPEND.LST output formatted List file containing APPEND application information io10 MODEL.DAT output unformatted CALPUFF output data file containing modeled concentration or deposition flux or relative humidity data, containing all periods io21 MODEL1.DAT input unformatted First sequential CALPUFF output data file containing modeled concentration or deposition flux or relative humidity data io21 +(n-1) MODELn.DAT input unformatted Last of "n" sequential CALPUFF output data files containing modeled concentration or deposition flux or relative humidity data MAR 2006 -- PostProc G-27

G.2 APPEND<br />

The APPEND program is designed to combine a set of sequential <strong>CALPUFF</strong> output data files into a<br />

single file with the same format, covering the entire period of the original collection of files. The files<br />

combined must be of the same type, containing either concentrations, wet deposition fluxes, dry<br />

deposition fluxes, or relative humidity data. The periods contained in the files should either overlap, or<br />

meet exactly (files start with the time period that follows the last period in the preceding file).<br />

Table G-8 lists the input <strong>and</strong> output files for one application of APPEND. Both the control file name<br />

(APPEND.INP) <strong>and</strong> the list file name (APPEND.LST) are set in the program, so the user cannot change<br />

these. All <strong>CALPUFF</strong> output file names must be provided by the user, <strong>and</strong> these are placed in the control<br />

file. The control file structure is listed in Table G-9, <strong>and</strong> a sample control file is listed in Table G-10.<br />

To run this program, place the executable <strong>and</strong> the control file (edited to reflect your application) in the<br />

same directory or folder, <strong>and</strong> enter the following comm<strong>and</strong>-line:<br />

APPEND<br />

The program will open the control file for your application, <strong>and</strong> follow the instructions. Messages appear<br />

on the screen as the program runs, <strong>and</strong> full documentation for the run is written to the list file. A sample<br />

list file is presented in Table G-11.<br />

MAR 2006 -- PostProc<br />

G-26

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