This command will create a directory called RIP.RIP Directory StructureUnder the main directory of RIP reside the following files and subdirectories::• CHANGES, a text file that logs changes to the RIP tar file.• Doc/, a directory that contains documentation of RIP, most notably the HTMLversion of the Users' Guide that you are now reading (ripug.htm).• Makefile, the top-level make file used to compile and link RIP.• README, a text file containing basic information on running RIP.• color.tbl, a file that contains a table defining the colors you want to haveavailable for RIP plots.• eta_micro_lookup.dat, a file that contains "look-up" table data for the Ferriermicrophysics scheme.• psadilookup.dat, a file that contains "look-up" table data for obtainingtemperature on a pseudoadiabat.• sample_infiles/, a directory that contains sample user input files for RIP andrelated programs. These files include bwave.in, grav2d_x.in, hill2d.in, qss.in,rip_sample.in, ripdp_wrfarw_sample.in, ripdp_wrfnmm_sample.in, sqx.in, sqy.in,tabdiag_sample.in, and tserstn.dat.• src/, a directory that contains all of the source code files for RIP, RIPDP, andseveral other utility programs. Most of these are Fortran 77 source code files withextension .f. In addition, there are:o a few .h and .c files, which are C source code files.o comconst, commptf, comvctran, and CMASSI.comm, which are includefiles that contain common blocks that are used in several routines in RIP.o pointers, an include file that contains pointer declarations used in some ofthe routines in RIP.o Makefile, a secondary make file used to compile and link RIP.• stationlist, a file containing observing station location information.Installing the RIP CodeRIP uses a build mechanism similar to that used by the <strong>WRF</strong> model. First issue theconfigure command, followed by the compile command../configureChoose one of the configure options listed. Check the configure.rip file created and editfor compile options/paths, if necessary../compile >& compile_rip.log &<strong>WRF</strong>-NMM V3: User’s Guide 7-23
A successful compilation will result in the creation of several object files and executablesin the RIP/src directory. The makefile is also set up to create symbolic links in the RIPdirectory to the actual executables in the RIP/src directory.To remove all built files, as well as the configure.rip, type:cleanThis action is recommended if a mistake is made during the installation process.RIP FunctionalitiesRIP can be described as "quasi-interactive". You specify the desired plots by editing aformatted text file. The program is executed, and an NCAR Graphics CGM file iscreated, which can be viewed with any one of several different metacode translatorapplications. The plots can be modified, or new plots created, by changing the user inputfile and re-executing RIP. Some of the basic features of the program are outlined below:• Uses a preprocessing program (called RIPDP) which reads model output, andconverts this data into standard RIP format data files that can be ingested by RIP.• Makes Lambert Conformal, Polar Stereographic, Mercator, or stretched-rotatedcyllindrical-equidistant(SRCE) map backgrounds, with any standard parallels.• Makes horizontal plots of contours, color-filled contours, vectors, streamlines, orcharacters.• Makes horizontal plots on model vertical levels, as well as on pressure, height,potential temperature, equivalent potential temperature, or potential vorticitysurfaces.• Makes vertical cross sections of contours, color-filled contours, full vectors, orhorizontal wind vectors.• Makes vertical cross sections using vertical level index, pressure, log pressure,Exner function, height, potential temperature, equivalent potential temperature, orpotential vorticity as the vertical coordinate.• Makes skew-T/log p soundings at points specified as grid coordinates, lat/loncoordinates, or station locations, with options to plot a hodograph or printsounding-derived quantities.• Calculates backward or forward trajectories, including hydrometeor trajectories,and calculates diagnostic quantities along trajectories.• Plots trajectories in plan view or vertical cross sections.• Makes a data set for use in the Vis5D visualization software package.• Allows for complete user control over the appearance (color, line style, labeling,etc.) of all aspects of the plots.RIP Data Preparation (RIPDP)RIP does not ingest model output files directly. First, a preprocessing step, RIPDP (whichstands for RIP Data Preparation), must be executed which converts the model output data<strong>WRF</strong>-NMM V3: User’s Guide 7-24
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