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dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs Type Reference

Detailed Description

The DOME_tracer control structure.

Definition at line 42 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

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Public variables and constants

logical coupled_tracers = .false.
 These tracers are not offered to the coupler. More...
 
character(len=200) tracer_ic_file
 The full path to the IC file, or " " to initialize internally. More...
 
type(time_type), pointer time => NULL()
 A pointer to the ocean model's clock. More...
 
type(tracer_registry_type), pointer tr_reg => NULL()
 A pointer to the tracer registry. More...
 
real, dimension(:,:,:,:), pointer tr => NULL()
 The array of tracers used in this package, in g m-3? More...
 
real, dimension(ntr) land_val = -1.0
 The value of tr used where land is masked out. More...
 
logical use_sponge
 If true, sponges may be applied somewhere in the domain. More...
 
integer, dimension(ntr) ind_tr
 Indices returned by aof_set_coupler_flux if it is used and the surface tracer concentrations are to be provided to the coupler. More...
 
type(diag_ctrl), pointer diag => NULL()
 A structure that is used to regulate the timing of diagnostic output. More...
 
type(vardesc), dimension(ntr) tr_desc
 Descriptions and metadata for the tracers. More...
 

Variables and constants

◆ coupled_tracers

logical dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::coupled_tracers = .false.

These tracers are not offered to the coupler.

Definition at line 43 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

43  logical :: coupled_tracers = .false. !< These tracers are not offered to the coupler.

◆ diag

type(diag_ctrl), pointer dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::diag => NULL()

A structure that is used to regulate the timing of diagnostic output.

Definition at line 54 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

54  type(diag_ctrl), pointer :: diag => null() !< A structure that is used to

◆ ind_tr

integer, dimension(ntr) dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::ind_tr

Indices returned by aof_set_coupler_flux if it is used and the surface tracer concentrations are to be provided to the coupler.

Definition at line 51 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

51  integer, dimension(NTR) :: ind_tr !< Indices returned by aof_set_coupler_flux if it is used and the

◆ land_val

real, dimension(ntr) dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::land_val = -1.0

The value of tr used where land is masked out.

Definition at line 48 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

48  real :: land_val(NTR) = -1.0 !< The value of tr used where land is masked out.

◆ time

type(time_type), pointer dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::time => NULL()

A pointer to the ocean model's clock.

Definition at line 45 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

45  type(time_type), pointer :: Time => null() !< A pointer to the ocean model's clock.

◆ tr

real, dimension(:,:,:,:), pointer dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::tr => NULL()

The array of tracers used in this package, in g m-3?

Definition at line 47 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

47  real, pointer :: tr(:,:,:,:) => null() !< The array of tracers used in this package, in g m-3?

◆ tr_desc

type(vardesc), dimension(ntr) dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::tr_desc

Descriptions and metadata for the tracers.

Definition at line 57 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

57  type(vardesc) :: tr_desc(NTR) !< Descriptions and metadata for the tracers

◆ tr_reg

type(tracer_registry_type), pointer dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::tr_reg => NULL()

A pointer to the tracer registry.

Definition at line 46 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

46  type(tracer_registry_type), pointer :: tr_Reg => null() !< A pointer to the tracer registry

◆ tracer_ic_file

character(len=200) dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::tracer_ic_file

The full path to the IC file, or " " to initialize internally.

Definition at line 44 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

44  character(len=200) :: tracer_IC_file !< The full path to the IC file, or " " to initialize internally.

◆ use_sponge

logical dome_tracer::dome_tracer_cs::use_sponge

If true, sponges may be applied somewhere in the domain.

Definition at line 49 of file DOME_tracer.F90.

49  logical :: use_sponge !< If true, sponges may be applied somewhere in the domain.
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