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sunt05
commented on July 21, 2024
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sunt05
commented on July 21, 2024
@hamidrezaomidvar can you remind me of the cause and fix for this error when you encountered it last time?
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zhenkunl
commented on July 21, 2024
That is quite strange. I think it isn't the the matter of file permission. I changed the permission of namelist.suews as well, though it didn't work.
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zhenkunl
commented on July 21, 2024
Also can you set the variables in method sector to integer other than real? wrf.exe complains about that.
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hamidrezaomidvar
commented on July 21, 2024
Last time that I was encountering this problem were mostly because of MPI problem. I was running multiple runs at the same time and for the new ones I was getting this error. Maybe just for test, decrease the number of processors to see if this is the problem. I have run multiple cases with the latest version, and it was fine!
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hamidrezaomidvar
commented on July 21, 2024
The param extractor program already takes care of it! Are you using the latest version? Double check this since it should be integer automatically
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Also can you set the variables in method sector to integer other than real? wrf.exe complains about that.
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zhenkunl
commented on July 21, 2024
It seems that the model start to run normally after I reduce the processors from 128 to 80. I remember you have told me about the type conversion, but I don't know why they appear in real type. I use the version you downloaded for me last week. From the git log, I can see
commit 1e0f16a
Author: Hamidreza Omidvar [email protected]
Date: Thu May 23 09:52:52 2019 +0100changing the namelist.suews.new to namelist.suews
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hamidrezaomidvar
commented on July 21, 2024
Great! Let’s have a brainstorming session tomorrow to figure out if this MPI problem is From our side or Jasmin!
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It seems that the model start to run normally after I reduce the processors from 128 to 80. I remember you have told me about the type conversion, but I don't know why they appear in real type. I use the version you downloaded for me last week. From the git log, I can see
commit 1e0f16a
Author: Hamidreza Omidvar ***@***.***
Date: Thu May 23 09:52:52 2019 +0100
changing the namelist.suews.new to namelist.suews
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sunt05
commented on July 21, 2024
It seems that the model start to run normally after I reduce the processors from 128 to 80.
Just for test: may try to increase the number of processors and see when a similar error would be triggered again. so we might have a better clue of the issue.
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zhenkunl
commented on July 21, 2024
I didn't have dinner until now. Let's check it tomorrow as it is still running now
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hamidrezaomidvar
commented on July 21, 2024
Potential problem based on my discussion with @zhenkunl: the file unit number is being used by other processor in other part of WRF-SUEWS. So we can change the unit number to an unused one.
@zhenkunl Can you please tell me if the test was successful based on the solution we discuss?
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zhenkunl
commented on July 21, 2024
The job is still running so I haven't conducted the test. Once it finishes, I will recompile the model to see if it can be solved. In addition, I glanced through the WRF code this morning and found the same file unit is used in different modules other than 10 (10 is used in our subroutine). So we should make it clear tomorrow.
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zhenkunl
commented on July 21, 2024
I have performed a test with a file unit 123 which is not used by other file, but it didn't work. The real reason of this problem is the parameter's type mismatch, as mentioned before, some integer parameters were assigned real values. @hamidrezaomidvar Is that a matter of library version of python?
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suegrimmond
commented on July 21, 2024
This is very worrying – and may mean that all results up to now are not correct.
Great it we have found the problem (and actually good that there is a problem)
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I have performed a test with a file unit 123 which is not used by other file, but it didn't work. The real reason of this problem is the parameter's type mismatch, as mentioned before, some integer parameters were assigned real values. @hamidrezaomidvar<https://github.com/hamidrezaomidvar> Is that a matter of library version of python?
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hamidrezaomidvar
commented on July 21, 2024
@suegrimmond As I discussed with @zhenkunl , this problem was addressed before in the python script that I wrote where the namelist is being produced. For some reason that we still do not know, for @zhenkunl, some of the methods and coeff that need to be integer are written in real although it is addressed in the python script. Nevertheless, if they are written in real, the code would not run as there would be an error in reading them.
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hamidrezaomidvar
commented on July 21, 2024
@zhenkunl : can you please let me know the version of your python, pandas and numpy?
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hamidrezaomidvar
commented on July 21, 2024
@zhenkunl Can you try the modified script for SUEWS parameter extractor to see if this problem is fixed for you? You can find it here
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zhenkunl
commented on July 21, 2024
Sorry for late reply. I have tested the script and it does work well. BTW, the versions are (just on your request):
pandas 0.23.4
numpy 1.15.4
Python 3.7.3
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