登录后查看更多精彩内容~
您需要 登录 才可以下载或查看,没有帐号?立即注册
x
本帖最后由 hillside 于 2014-8-19 18:04 编辑
U.S.Geological Survey Open-File Report 2006-1101
USER'S GUIDE, Software for Reduction and Analysis ofDaily Weather and Surface-Water Data:Tools for Time Series Analysis ofPrecipitation, Temperature, and Streamflow Data
By Richard Hereford 2006
Software The software and source described in theUser's Guide are downloadable from this website. The programs are executablefiles with the ".exe" extension. Source code is the sequence ofFortran language statements comprising the program. These files have the".f90" extension and they can be opened with any text editor. Theuser can examine the source code to check the computations or to modify theprogram. If the program is modified, it must be recompiled with a Fortran 90/95compiler. To run a program, open the program directory and double click on theexecutable file.
Examples
Each downloadable program directory, exceptthe utility program Date_Calculator_v2, has an Example subdirectory containingdata and solutions. In addition, program directories Annual_Cycle_v2,Day_Cli_Ann_v5.3, Month_from_Day_v2.1, and NCDC_v4 contain a routine(aaaTestOnYourSystem.bat) that tests the software on your system using data inthe Example subdirectory. The input and output files are displayed in Notepad.Double click on the program file name (aaaTestOnYourSystem.bat) and follow theinstructions on the console.
The examples include data files and, whereappropriate, the batch files used to process multiple files. The processed files are also listed with the examples. These are easily identified becausethe file size is smaller, usually less than 30 kb, than the daily data filesand the file names identify the accounting period of the output, i.e.,"ANN" (annual cycle), "cal" (calendar year), cool (coolseason), "mth (monthly table), "tmax" (maximum temperature),"tmin" (minimum temperature), "warm" (warm season), and"wy" (water year). The one exception to the size of the files is thefile (DailyTable.txt) output by SetUpDailyTable, which is much larger than anyof the input files. The examples for SetUpTable_v1.1 include the daily temperature(Temperature subdirectory), precipitation (WYPpt subdirectory), and streamflow(WYQw subdirectory) data that were processed with Day_Cli_Ann_v5.3. These fileswere then combined into tables using SetUpTable_v1.1 that are named"table[n]" where n is the name of the column selected for output.
|