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are all equivalent). The variable type can be real, integer, logical, or character and it can be an array or a scalar. The use of repetition factors for arrays is allowed (e.g., ! XARRAY = 3 * 1.5 ! instead of ! XARRAY = 1.5, 1.5, 1.5 !). Different values must be separated by commas. Spaces within the delimiter pair are ignored. Exponential notation (E format) for real numbers is allowed. However, the optional plus sign should be omitted (e.g., enter +1.5E+10 as 1.5E10). The data may be extended over more than one line (except for character variables, which must be entirely on one line). The line being continued must end with a comma. Each leading delimiter must be paired with a terminating delimiter. All text between the delimiters is assumed to be data, so no optional documentation is allowed to appear within the delimiters. The inclusion in the control file of any variable that is being assigned its default value is optional. The control file reader expects that logical variables will be assigned using only a one character representation (i.e., 'T' or 'F'). The major Input Groups must appear in order, i.e., Input Group 0 followed by Input Group 1 followed by Input Group 2, etc. However, the variables within an Input Group may appear in any order. The variable names in each Input Group are independent, so that the same name can be repeated in different Input Groups (e.g., as shown in the sample control file, species names (SO2, SO4) are used in several Input Groups). Each Input Group and subgroup must end with an Input Group terminator consisting of the word END between two delimiters (i.e., !END!). Every major Input Group, even blank Input Groups (i.e., one in which no variables are included) must end with an Input Group terminator in order to signal the end of that Input Group and the beginning of another. The control file module has a list of variable names and array dimensions for each Input Group. Checks are performed to ensure that the proper variable names are used in each Input Group, and that no array dimensions are exceeded. Error messages result if an unrecognized variable name is encountered or too many values are entered for a variable. As an example, the first group (Group 0) identifies all of the I/O files to be used in the run, except for the control file which is specified on the command line. Each CALPUFF input and output file has a default name and path (i.e., the current working directory). If the filename is not specified, the default name will be assumed. Each filename must be less than or equal to 70 characters long. All text except that between the delimiters (i.e., ! characters) is treated as optional documentation, and is ignored by the input module. Between the delimiters, the character filename variables (e.g., METDAT, PUFLST, CONDAT, etc.) must be entered as shown in the sample file. The control file reader is case insensitive. The filename is placed between the equals sign and the right delimiter character (!). Files that are not used or are not to be changed from their default names can be omitted from the I/O file. MAR 2006 – CALPUFF F-3
For example, by replacing the delimiter characters ("!"s) with "*"s, the line becomes a comment, and will not be interpreted by the program as data: ! CONDAT = conc.dat ! - this line sets the file name of the output concentration file * CONDAT = conc.old * - this line is a comment that does nothing * PUFLST = * - this line is OK (interpreted as a comment) ! PUFLST = ! - this is not OK (delimiters present, so file must be specified) Blanks within the delimiters are ignored, and all delimiters must appear in pairs. If the optional CALPUFF GUI is being used, the control file will automatically be correctly formatted and written to disk for use by CALPUFF. MAR 2006 – CALPUFF F-4
Page 1: Development of the Next Generation
Page 4 and 5: F. CALPUFF MODEL FILES The CALPUFF
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Table F-3 (Concluded) CALPUFF Contr
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write(iunit)CLABTK,NDATHR,TEMPK wri
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Table F-4 (Continued) CALMET.DAT fi
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Table F-4 (Concluded) CALMET.DAT fi
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Table F-5 (Continued) CALMET.DAT fi
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F.2.2 ISCMET.DAT CALPUFF can be dri
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Table F-6 Sample ISCMET.DAT files (
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Table F-8 ISCMET.DAT File - Data Re
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table. A description of the content
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Table F-10 PLMMET.DAT File - Header
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F.2.4 SURFACE.DAT and PROFILE.DAT I
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Table F-12 Sample SURFACE.DAT file
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Table F-14 SURFACE.DAT File - Data
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F.3 Point Source Emissions File Wit
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PTEMARB.DAT File - Header Records T
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Table F-17 (Continued) PTEMARB.DAT
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Table F-17 (Concluded) PTEMARB.DAT
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Table F-18 PTEMARB.DAT - Time-Invar
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Table F-19 (Concluded) PTEMARB.DAT
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Table F-20 Sample BAEMARB.DAT file
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Table F-21 BAEMARB.DAT - Header Rec
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Table F-21 (Continued) BAEMARB.DAT
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BAEMARB.DAT File - Data Records The
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Table F-23 BAEMARB.DAT - Time-Varyi
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F.5 Line Source Emissions File With
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LNEMARB.DAT File - Header Records T
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Table F-25 (Continued) LNEMARB.DAT
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Table F-25 (Concluded) LNEMARB.DAT
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Table F-26 LNEMARB.DAT - Time-Invar
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Table F-27 (Continued) LNEMARB.DAT
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Table F-27 (Concluded) LNEMARB.DAT
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Table F-28 Sample VOLEMARB.DAT file
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Table F-29 VOLEMARB.DAT - Header Re
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Table F-29 (Continued) VOLEMARB.DAT
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VOLEMARB.DAT File - Data Records Th
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Table F-30 VOLEMARB.DAT - Time-Inva
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Table F-31 (Concluded) VOLEMARB.DAT
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values in time provided in Input Gr
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Table F-32 (Continued) Boundary Con
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Table F-32 (Continued) Boundary Con
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Table F-33 BCON.DAT File Inputs Var
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Table F-33 (Concluded) BCON.DAT Fil
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Table F-34 Sample User-Specified De
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Table F-35 Sample Hourly Ozone Data
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Table F-36 OZONE.DAT - Header Recor
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Table F-37 OZONE.DAT - Time-Invaria
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F.10 User-Specified Chemical Transf
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F.11 Site-Specific Turbulence Data
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Table F-40 Sample CTDMPLUS Terrain
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Table F-42 HILL.DAT File - Record G
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F.13 Subgrid Scale Coastal Boundary
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COASTLN.DAT File - Header Record Th
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COASTLN.DAT File - Data Records The
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Table F-47 COASTLN.DAT - Data Recor
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Table F-48 Sample Mass Flux Boundar
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Table F-49 FLUXBDY.DAT - Header Rec
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Table F-50 FLUXBDY.DAT - Data Heade
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F.15 CALPUFF Output Files F.15.1 Li
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where the following declarations ap
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Table F-52 (Concluded) Unformatted
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Table F-53 Unformatted CONC.DAT Fil
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F.15.4 Dry Flux File (DFLX.DAT) The
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Table F-54 Unformatted DFLX.DAT fil
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Table F-57 Unformatted WFLX.DAT Fil
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F.15.6 Relative Humidity File for V
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Table F-58 Unformatted VISB.DAT fil
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VISB.DAT File - Data Records The VI
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Table F-60 Sample Debug Puff-Tracki
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F.15.8 Mass Flux List File (MASSFLX
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F.15.9 Mass Balance List File (MASS
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F.16 OPTHILL When the subgrid scale
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The following procedure is recommen
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Table F-64 OPTHILL Input and Output
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Figure F-2 Map of terrain surroundi
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Table F-67 OPTHILL Output File for
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This process is simplified somewhat
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G.1 PRTMET Meteorological Display P
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Table G-1 PRTMET Input and Output F
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Table G-2 (Continued) PRTMET Contro
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Table G-2 (Concluded) PRTMET Contro
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Table G-3 Sample PRTMET Control Fil
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Table G-3 Sample PRTMET Control Fil
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Table G-4 Sample PRTMET List File (
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Table G-6 Sample vector plot file x
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G.2 APPEND The APPEND program is de
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Table G-9 APPEND Control File Struc
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Table G-11 Sample APPEND List File
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G.3 CALSUM The CALSUM program is de
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Table G-13 CALSUM Control File Stru
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Table G-15 Sample CALSUM List File
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G.4 POSTUTIL POSTUTIL operates on o
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The name and full path of each file
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Table G-17 (Continued) POSTUTIL Con
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Table G-18 Sample POSTUTIL Control
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Table G-18 (Continued) Sample POSTU
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INPUT GROUP: 2 -- Species Processin
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1 g of SO 2 contributes 0.500000 g
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Table G-19 (Continued) Sample POSTU
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Table G-19 (Concluded) Sample POSTU
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When CALPOST is directed to perform
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Table G-20 (concluded) CALPOST Inpu
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G.6 CALPOST Input Files G.6.1 User
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Table G-21 CALPOST Control File Inp
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Table G-21 (Continued) CALPOST Cont
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Table G-21 (Concluded) CALPOST Cont
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Table G-22 (Continued) Sample CALPO
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INPUT GROUP: 2 -- Visibility Parame
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Table G-22 (Concluded) Sample CALPO
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Table G-24 Sample Background Concen
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Table G-26 Sample Nephelometer File
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G.7.4 Time-series File(s) CALPOST c
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Table G-27 (Concluded) Sample CALPO
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Table G-29 Sample DATA Plot-File (P
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Table G-30 (Concluded) Plot-File GR
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Table G-32 Time-series File Record
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VOLUME II & III REFERENCES Allwine,
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Strimaitis, D.G., R.J. Yamartino, E
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