Type:
R=Real;
Cn=character string, length n.
BOA = Bottom of the Atmosphere; TOA = Top of the Atmosphere
Notes
HGTFIL
The type of field is identified by first
using the Fortran INQUIRE statement
to see if it is a file (assumed to be a
.dat file),
in which case the file is opened and the numbers read from the file as if
they were directly inserted within the section at that point.
This can be used in combination with actual numerical fields.
HGT:
Flux calculations use a plane-parallel atmosphere with pressure as the
vertical coordinate and actual height levels are arbitrary (unless
HYD flag), so you can eg assign integer
indices for the height scale.
If an output HGT level is not a *HGT profile
level an extra level will be interpolated.
Examples
*HGT
0 10 20 30 60 ! list of altitude levels [km] for outputs
