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. Copy bldit.bcon.pgf as bldit_bcon_pgf.default. Edit the compilation options in the<br />
bldit script (see MMAQ <strong>CMAQ</strong> Options). Copy the new bldit.bcon.pgf as ~/<br />
Documents/bldit_bcon_MMAQ{period}.txt.<br />
c. Invoke the build script to create an executable: “./bldit.bcon.pgf”. The same<br />
compilation will be used for all ensembles.<br />
d. Copy the run.bcon file as run_bcon.default. Edit run.bcon script (see MMAQ<br />
<strong>CMAQ</strong> Options). Copy the new run.bcon as ~/Documents/<br />
run_bcon_MMAQ{period}.txt.<br />
e. Execute ./run.bcon in emacs compile mode. For longer runs, enter “./run.bcon ><br />
~/Documents/bcon_{period}_ens{#}.txt” <strong>Run</strong> BCON for each ensemble. Between<br />
each run, change the OUTDIR to the next ensemble subdirectory.<br />
f. Check bcon.log. You should see “Program BCON completed successfully.” Copy<br />
the log as ~/Documents/bcon_{period}_ens{#}.txt”.<br />
g. You should see something like the following output in $M3DATA/bcon/ens{#}:<br />
BCON_cb05_M_36_2001_profile<br />
h. Examine BCON output files using ncdump or ncview.<br />
i. This step must be repeated for a new time period.<br />
6. JPROC calculates chemical-mechanism-specific clear-sky photolysis rates at fixed<br />
altitudes, hour angles, and latitude bands from tabulated absorption cross-section<br />
and quantum yield (CSQY) data.<br />
a. Make sure you have the following inputs: M3BLD, ET, PROFILES, CSGY, TOMS,<br />
O2ABS, and O3ABS.<br />
b. Copy bldit.jproc.pgf as bldit_jproc_pgf.default. Edit the compilation options in the<br />
bldit script (see MMAQ <strong>CMAQ</strong> Options). Copy the new bldit.jproc.pgf as ~/<br />
Documents/bldit_jproc_MMAQ{period}.txt.<br />
c. Invoke the build script to create an executable: “./bldit.jproc.pgf”. The same<br />
compilation will be used for all ensembles.<br />
d. Copy the run.jproc file as run_jproc.default. Edit run.jproc script (see MMAQ<br />
<strong>CMAQ</strong> Options). Copy the new run.jproc as ~/Documents/<br />
run_jproc_MMAQ{period}.txt.<br />
e. Execute ./run.jproc in emacs compile mode. For longer runs, enter “./run.jproc ><br />
~/Documents/jproc_{period}.txt” <strong>Run</strong> JPROC once for all ensemble.<br />
f. Check jproc.log. (JPROC does not have any notice like “Program JPROC<br />
completed successfully”.) Copy the log as ~/Documents/jproc_{period}.txt”.<br />
g. You should see the following output in $M3DATA/jrpoc: JTABLE_{date}.<br />
h. Examine JPROC output files using TextEdit.<br />
i. This step must be repeated for a new time period.<br />
7. PACP generates FORTRAN INCLUDE files for building a version of the CCTM that<br />
can calculate integrated process rates and/or integrated reactive rates for<br />
diagnosing <strong>CMAQ</strong> simulations.<br />
a. Create "PACP_INFILE" to configure PACP (see MMAQ PACP Input File). Save it<br />
as ~/Documents/pacp_infile_{period}.txt.<br />
b. Make sure you have the following inputs: M3BLD and PACP_INFILE.<br />
c. Go to $M3WORK/scripts/procan. Copy bldit.pacp.pgf as bldit_pacp_pgf.default.<br />
Edit the compilation options in the bldit script (see MMAQ <strong>CMAQ</strong> Options). Copy<br />
the new bldit.pacp.pgf as ~/Documents/bldit_pacp.txt. Invoke the build script to<br />
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