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This will set the total number of processors to 150, but the model configuration files (model_configure and input.nml) must be changed to beconsistent with the total number of processors set by the xmlchange command.

The model needs to be built again if threading is changed from 1. Setting NTHRDS_ATM does not require changes in the modelconfiguration files. The job submission scripts handle it automatically and submit jobs using more compute nodes.

If there are restart files belonging to multiple time snapshots (i.e. with 20190829.060000., 20190829.120000. prefixes if written every 6-hours), CIME gets the latest one (the files with 20190829.120000. prefix) automatically.

Some variables are tied to xml in the case and can only be changed via thexmlchange command. Attempting to change them by editing the fileuser_nl_ufsatm may generate an error.The parameters that need to be changed via xmlchange are defined in namelist_definition_ufsatm.xml.

The user_nl_ufsatm file is also used to control namelist options for chgres_cube and NCEP-Post. Different namelist groups in the model namelist and the pre-, post-processing tools could have the same namelist variable. In this case, just using the namelist variable causes failures in the automated namelist generation. The following is the list of namelist variables that needs to be used along with their group name.

There are three types of stochastic physics supported with this release: SPPT, SHUM, and SKEB.They can be used together or separately, and their use is controlled by setting model namelist optionsDO_SPPT, DO_SHUM, DO_SKEB to true or false. These options are set to false by default for allsupported compsets and physics suites.

In order to set variables DO_SPPT, DO_SHUM, DO_SKEB to true in the model namelist,as well as to set the values of the variables that customize the stochastic physics,please see FAQ entry How do I change a namelist option for chgres_cube or the model?

Preconfigured machines are platforms that have machine specific files and settings scripts and shouldrun the MR Weather Application out-of-the-box (other than potentially needing to download input files).Preconfigured platforms are usually listed by their common site-specific name.

There are two compsets supported in this release: GFSv15p2 and GFSv16beta,corresponding to the physics suites associated with the operational GFS v15 modeland with the developmental physics for the future implementation of GFS v16.However, there are four physics suites supported for this release: GFSv15p2,GFSv15p2_no_nsst, GFSv16beta, and GFSv16beta_no_nsst. The difference between asuite and its no_nsst counterpart is that the no_nsst suites do not include theNear Sea Surface Temperature (NSST) ocean parameterization. Instead, theyemploy a simple ocean scheme (sfc_ocean) that keeps the sea surface temperature constantthroughout the forecast. Compset GFSv15p2 can use either the GFSv15p2 suite orthe GFSv15p2_no_nsst suite. Similarly, Compset GFSv16beta can use either theGFSv16beta suite or the GFSv16beta_no_nsst suite. The choice is made based on theformat of the initial conditions file. When GRIB2 format is chosen, the non_nsstsuites are used. When NEMSIO or netCDF format is chosen, the suites with NSST are chosen.These differences are needed because the GRIB2 files do not have all the fieldsneeded to initialize the operational NSST parameterization.

If the ./case.build step fails, the first step is to inspect the build logsin the case build directories. These files are called ufs.bldlog.YYMMDD-HHMMSSand atm.bldlog.YYMMDD-HHMMSS, and may be compressed using gzip. In this case,unzip them using gunzip.

then this usually means that one of the linker flags that the build process gathered from the ESMF MK file esmf.mk is either emptyor has trailing whitespaces. The easiest way to fix this is to locate esmf.mk (in the NCEPLIBS install directory, under libor lib64) and check the following entries:

If any of these is empty, simply add -g and make sure that there is no trailing whitespace added after it. For all others, checkthat there are no trailing whitespaces. It is advisable to make a backup copy of this file before editing it manually.

each line contains one question name, question text, four option, answer1, answer2, answernumbering, correctfeedback, partiallycorrectfeedback, incorrectfeedback, and defaultmark, again all separated by commas.

-Each line contains all the details regarding the one question ie. question name, question text, four option, answer1, answer2, answernumbering, correctfeedback, partiallycorrectfeedback, incorrectfeedback, and defaultmark.

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