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Contents
List of Figures
List of Tables
Introduction
Brief history of POP development
Improvements introduced in POP
Surface-pressure formulation of barotropic mode
Free-surface boundary condition
Latitudinal scaling of horizontal diffusion
Pressure-averaging
Designed for parallel computers
General orthogonal coordinates in horizontal
POP applications to date
High-resolution global and regional modeling
Coupled models
Installing and Building POP
Supported architectures
Obtaining the POP code
Creating a run directory
Building POP
Make Procedure
Domain decomposition
Compile-time options
Domain
Blocks
Coupled model runs
Debugging
Testing POP
Running POP
Operational control
Processor configuration
Input/Output
Time management
Grid and bottom-topography definition
Initializing the model state
Temperature and salinity distribution
Restart control
Computational options
Barotropic mode solver
Advection methods
Pressure gradient options
Vertical mixing and convection parameterizations
Constant coefficients
Richardson-number mixing
KPP mixing
Tidal mixing
Horizontal mixing parameterizations
Laplacian horizontal mixing.
Biharmonic horizontal mixing.
Gent-McWilliams isopycnic tracer diffusion
Anisotropic viscosity options
Physical process options
Equation of state approximation
Baroclinic-mode parameters
Sea-ice emulation parameters
Overflow parameters
Passive tracers
Topographic stress
Forcing options (ocean-only mode)
Periodicity of forcing data
Temporal interpolation of forcing data
Forcing formulation
Forcing files
Forcing units
Updating the forcing values
Forcing modules
Forcing namelists
Running POP in coupled mode
Real-time X-window display
Model diagnostics and output
Output formats
netCDF
binary
File-naming convention
Model diagnostics
Transport diagnostics
Model output files
Time-averaged history files
Snapshot history files
Movie files
Current meters, drifters and hydrographic sections.
POP tools
Visualizing output
Transformations from general grids
File format conversion
Generating grid and bottom topography files
Horizontal grid and topography
Vertical grid
Trouble-shooting
Timestep stability criteria
Checking the global energy and work balances
Getting the right combination of mixing options
Getting the right combination of forcing options
Properly normalizing input salinity values
Running POP on PCs
References
Bibliography
2010-04-01