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  • Model Documentation
    • 1. Governing Equations
      • 1.1. Primitive Equations
      • 1.2. Quasi-Hydrostatic Equations
      • 1.3. Wave-averaged Equations
      • 1.4. Non-Hydrostatic, Non-Boussinesq Equations
    • 2. Model variables
    • 3. Grid and Coordinates
    • 4. Numerics
      • 4.1. Overview
      • 4.2. Time Stepping
      • 4.3. Advection Schemes
      • 4.4. Pressure gradient
      • 4.5. Equation of State
      • 4.6. Wetting and Drying
      • 4.7. Non-Boussinesq Solver
    • 5. Parametrizations
      • 5.1. Vertical mixing parametrizations
      • 5.2. Horizontal diffusion
      • 5.3. Bottom friction
    • 6. Parallelisation
    • 7. Atmospheric Surface Boundary Layer
    • 8. Open boundaries conditions
    • 9. Rivers
    • 10. Tides
    • 11. Wavemaker
    • 12. Nesting Capabilities
    • 13. Other modules : sediment models, flow-obstruction models, biology models
      • 13.1. Bottom Boundary Layer model
      • 13.2. Sediment models
        • 13.2.1. USGS Sediment Model
        • 13.2.2. MUSTANG Sediment model
      • 13.3. OBSTRUCTIONS module : flow in presence of various obstructions
      • 13.4. Biogeochemical models
      • 13.5. Lagrangian floats
    • 14. Coupling CROCO with other models
      • 14.1. OASIS philosophy
      • 14.2. Detailed OASIS implementation
      • 14.3. Coupled variables
      • 14.4. Grids
    • 15. I/O and Online Diagnostics
    • 16. Testing CROCO
      • 16.1. Test Script
      • 16.2. Review of test cases
        • 16.2.1. Basin
        • 16.2.2. Canyon
        • 16.2.3. Equator
        • 16.2.4. Inner Shelf
        • 16.2.5. River Runoff
        • 16.2.6. Gravitational/Overflow
        • 16.2.7. Seamount
        • 16.2.8. Shelf front
        • 16.2.9. Equatorial Rossby Wave
        • 16.2.10. Thacker
        • 16.2.11. Upwelling
        • 16.2.12. Baroclinic Vortex
        • 16.2.13. Internal Tide
        • 16.2.14. Internal Tide (COMODO)
        • 16.2.15. Baroclinic Jet
        • 16.2.16. Planar Beach
        • 16.2.17. Rip Current
        • 16.2.18. Flash Rips
        • 16.2.19. Sandbar
        • 16.2.20. Swash
        • 16.2.21. Tank
        • 16.2.22. Acoustic wave
        • 16.2.23. Gravitational Adjustment
        • 16.2.24. Internal Soliton
        • 16.2.25. Kelvin-Helmoltz Instability
        • 16.2.26. Horizontal tracer advection
        • 16.2.27. Sediment test cases
        • 16.2.28. Kilpatrick
        • 16.2.29. Seagrass
    • 17. Appendices
      • 17.1. cppdefs.h
      • 17.2. croco.in
      • 17.3. Comparison of ROMS and CROCO versions
  • Tutorials
    • 1. System requirements
    • 2. Download
      • 2.1. Downloading CROCO
      • 2.2. Getting other codes (coupling)
    • 3. Contents & Architecture
    • 4. Summary of essential steps
    • 5. Test Cases
      • 5.1. BASIN
      • 5.2. Set up you own test case
    • 6. Preparing a regional configuration
    • 7. Preprocessing
    • 8. Compiling
    • 9. Running the model
    • 10. Increasing the resolution: BENGUELA_VHR
    • 11. Running with interannual forcing
    • 12. Nesting Tutorial
    • 13. Adding Rivers
    • 14. Adding tides
    • 15. Post processing
    • 16. NBQ Tutorial
      • 16.1. Some important points about Large-Eddy Simulations (LES)
    • 17. Coupling tutorial
      • 17.1. Summary of steps for coupling
      • 17.2. Compiling in coupled mode
      • 17.3. Simple CROCO-TOY coupled example
      • 17.4. Advanced coupling tutorial
        • 17.4.1. Coupling tools contents
        • 17.4.2. Coupling tools philosophy and workflow
        • 17.4.3. Create your configuration
        • 17.4.4. Pre-processing for coupled run
        • 17.4.5. Running in COUPLED mode
        • 17.4.6. Outputs, logs
    • 18. Littoral tutorial
    • 19. Realistic coastal configuration
    • 20. XIOS
    • 21. Tips
      • 21.1. Tips in case of errors during compilation
      • 21.2. TIPS for errors at runtime
      • 21.3. Analytical forcing
      • 21.4. MUSTANG tips
  • References
  • .rst

Coupling tutorial

17. Coupling tutorial#

Here you will be guided to build a configuration and run it in forced and coupled modes using the tools provided in croco_tools/Coupling_tools and croco/SCRIPTS/SCRIPTS_COUPLING.

  • 17.1. Summary of steps for coupling
  • 17.2. Compiling in coupled mode
    • 17.2.1. Compiling OASIS
    • 17.2.2. Compiling CROCO
    • 17.2.3. Compiling the TOY model
    • 17.2.4. Compiling WRF
    • 17.2.5. Compiling WPS
    • 17.2.6. Compiling WW3
    • 17.2.7. Tips in case of errors during compilation
  • 17.3. Simple CROCO-TOY coupled example
    • 17.3.1. Get necessary files
    • 17.3.2. Compile
    • 17.3.3. Prepare the configuration files for a 3-day run
    • 17.3.4. Prepare OASIS files
    • 17.3.5. Run the models
  • 17.4. Advanced coupling tutorial
    • 17.4.1. Coupling tools contents
    • 17.4.2. Coupling tools philosophy and workflow
    • 17.4.3. Create your configuration
    • 17.4.4. Pre-processing for coupled run
    • 17.4.5. Running in COUPLED mode
    • 17.4.6. Outputs, logs

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17.1. Summary of steps for coupling

By S. Jullien, M. Caillaud, R. Benshila, L. Bordois, G. Cambon, F. Dufois, F. Dumas, J. Gula, M. Le Corre, S. Le Gac, S. Le Gentil, F. LemariƩ, P. Marchesiello, G. Morvan, J. Pianezze, L. Renault, A.L. Schaefer, M. Schreiber, S. Theetten, S. Valat