initial version of wrf+fire code given by Ned Patton at NCAR.

README.txt

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+See documentation in 'doc' directory for more information.
+
+BRANCHES
+
+The repository contains these main branches:
+
+* master : stable branch 
+* 
+*
+*
+
+RUNNING
+
+Make sure you source either env.sh (for sh shells) 
+or env.csh (for csh shells) to set up environment
+variables for building. Then,
+
+cd wrfv2_fire
+./configure # select an option for building
+./compile em_fire &> compile.log
+
+This will take a while.  Make sure that compile.log contains 
+no errors.  ("grep Error compile.log" shouldn't return anything).
+Finally, run the code with:
+
+cd test/em_fire 
+./run_me_first.csh
+./wrf.exe
+
+

env.csh

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+setenv NETCDF /home/grads/jbeezley/wrf-libs/netcdf
+setenv JASPERLIB /home/grads/jbeezley/wrf-libs/jasper/lib
+setenv JASPERINC /home/grads/jbeezley/wrf-libs/jasper/include
+setenv NCARG /home/grads/jbeezley/wrf-libs/ncarg
+setenv NCARG $NCARG_ROOT
+source /opt/intel/fce/9.1.036/bin/ifortvars.csh

env.sh

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+export NETCDF=/opt/wrf-libs/netcdf
+export JASPERLIB=/opt/wrf-libs/jasper/lib
+export JASPERINC=/opt/wrf-libs/jasper/include
+export NCARG=/opt/wrf-libs/ncarg
+export NCARG_ROOT=$NCARG
+source /opt/intel/fce/9.1.036/bin/ifortvars.sh
+ulimit -s unlimited

wrfv2_fire/README

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+WRF Model Version 2.2 (December 2006)
+http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/
+
+------------------------
+WRF PUBLIC DOMAIN NOTICE
+------------------------
+
+WRF was developed at the National Center for Atmospheric Research
+(NCAR) which is operated by the University Corporation for
+Atmospheric Research (UCAR). NCAR and UCAR make no proprietary
+claims, either statutory or otherwise, to this version and
+release of WRF and consider WRF to be in the public domain for
+use by any person or entity for any purpose without any fee or
+charge. UCAR requests that any WRF user include this notice on
+any partial or full copies of WRF. WRF is provided on an "AS
+IS" basis and any warranties, either express or implied,
+including but not limited to implied warranties of
+non-infringement, originality, merchantability and fitness for a
+particular purpose, are disclaimed. In no event shall
+UCAR be liable for any damages, whatsoever, whether direct,
+indirect, consequential or special, that arise out of or in
+connection with the access, use or performance of WRF, including
+infringement actions.
+
+
+======================================
+This is the main directory for the WRF Version 2 source code release.
+======================================
+
+V2.2 Release Notes:
+------------------
+
+- For directions on compiling WRF, see below or Users Web page.
+- For more information on WRF V2.2 release, visit WRF Users home page
+  http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/
+- WRF V2.2 works with both WPS (new WRF Preprocessing System) and SI.
+  Please see User' Guide for WPS.
+- WRF V2.2 executable works with wrfinput/wrfbdy produced by previous version,
+  but pre-V2.2 WRF will NOT work with V2.2 wrfinput/wrfbdy files.
+- WRF V2.2's namelist has new additions. Edit with caution.
+
+For questions, send mail to wrfhelp@ucar.edu
+
+======================================
+
+V2.1 Release Notes:
+------------------
+
+- For directions on compiling WRF, see below or Users Web page.
+- For more information on WRF V2.1 release, visit WRF Users home page
+  http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/
+- Use WRFSI 2.0.3 or 2.1 (http://wrfsi.noaa.gov) for real-data preparation.
+- Must rerun real.exe to generate new wrfbdy_d01/wrfinput_d01 for wrf.exe.
+- WRF V2.1's namelist has some changes from 2.0.3.1. Edit with caution.
+- Need to have gribmap.txt in your run directory.
+
+======================================
+
+V2 update history:
+
+- V2.0.1: May 21, 2004
+- V2.0.2: June 3, 2004
+- V2.0.3: Nov 12, 2004 
+  V2.0.3.1: Dec 3, 2004
+- V2.1: August 4, 2005
+- V2.1.1: Nov 8, 2005
+- V2.1.2: Jan 27, 2006
+- V2.2: Dec 21, 2006
+
+======================================
+
+How to compile and run?
+-----------------------
+
+- In WRFV2 directory, type 'configure' - this will create a configure.wrf
+  file that has appropriate compile options for the supported computers.
+
+  Note: WRF requires netCDF library. If your netCDF library is installed in
+        some odd directory, set environment variable NETCDF before you type
+        'configure'. For example, 
+
+        setenv NETCDF /usr/local/lib32/r4i4
+
+- Type 'compile case_name' where you can find the case_names by simply typing
+  compile. The following are available:
+
+        compile em_b_wave
+        compile em_hill2d_x
+        compile em_grav2d_x
+        compile em_quarter_ss
+        compile em_real
+        compile em_squall2d_x
+        compile em_squall2d_y
+
+- If sucessfully, this will create either real.exe or ideal.exe and wrf.exe
+  in directory main/, and the appropriate executables will be linked into
+  the test directoires under test/case_name, or run/.
+
+- cd to the appropriate test or run direcotry to run ideal/real/wrf.
+
+- If it is one of the idealized cases (b_wave, hill2d_x, grav2d_x, quarter_ss,
+  squall2d_x or squall2d_y), cd the the appropriate directory, type
+
+  ideal.exe 
+
+  to produce wrfinput_d01 file for wrf model. Then type
+
+  wrf.exe 
+
+  to run. 
+
+- If it is real-data case (real), place files from SI (wrf_real_input_em.*)
+  in the appropriate directory, type
+
+  real.exe
+
+  to produce wrfbdy_d01 and wrfinput_d01. Then type
+
+  wrf.exe
+
+  to run.
+
+- If you use mpich, type
+
+  mpirun -np number-of-processors wrf.exe
+
+- For information on how to make nested runs, visit
+  http://www.mmm.ucar.edu/wrf/users/
+
+
+======================================
+
+What is in WRF V2?
+
+- Advanced Research WRF (ARW) solver: Eulerian mass, hydrostatic and non-hydrostatic
+  * Arakawa C-grid staggering
+  * Runge-Kutta 2nd and 3rd order timestep options
+  * scalar-conserving flux form for prognostic variables
+  * 2nd to 6th order advection options (horizontal and vertical)
+  * time-split small step for acoustic modes
+  * small step horizontally explicit, vertically implicit
+  * divergence damping option and vertical time off-centering
+  * external-mode filtering option for mass model
+  * hydrostatic option via namelist option
+  * positive-definite advection for moisture, scalar, tke and chemical tracers (since 2.2)
+
+- Two-way nesting:
+  * multiple domains and multiple nest levels
+  * supports integer nest grid ratio
+  * feedback option for both odd and even nest grid ratios (since 2.0.3)
+  * smoothing options
+
+- One-way nesting (since 2.0.2)
+
+- Moving nest (since 2.1)
+  * Specified move.
+  * Automatic move using a mid-level vortex-following algorithm.
+
+- Physics options:
+  * microphysics (Kessler/ WRF Single Moment 3, 5 and 6 class / Lin et al./
+    Eta Ferrier / Thompson [a new version in 2.2])
+  * cumulus parameterization (Kain-Fritsch with shallow convection / 
+    Betts-Miller-Janjic / Grell-Devenyi ensemble)
+  * planetary boundary layer (Yosei University (S. Korea) / Mellor-Yamada-Janjic)
+  * surface layer (similarity theory MM5 / Eta)
+  * slab soil model (5-layer thermal diffusion / Noah land-surface model (4-level) /
+    RUC LSM (6-level) )
+  * Urban canopy model (works with Noah LSM) (since 2.2)
+  * longwave radiation (RRTM, CAM)
+  * shortwave radiation (simple MM5 scheme / Goddard / CAM)
+  * sub-grid turbulence (constant K diffusion/ 2-D Smagorinsky/ predicted TKE /
+    2-D, 6th order diffusion)
+  * land-use categories determine surface properties
+  * three-dimensional analysis nudging (since 2.2)
+  * observation nudging (since 2.2)
+
+- Software
+
+  * Hierarchical software architecture that insulates scientific code
+    (Model Layer) from computer architecture (Driver Layer)
+  * Multi-level parallelism supporting shared-memory (OpenMP), distributed-memory (MPI), 
+    and hybrid share/distributed modes of execution
+  * Active data registry: defines and manages model state fields, I/O,
+    nesting, configuration, and numerous other aspects of WRF through a single file, 
+    called the Registry
+  * Two-way nesting:
+      Easy to extend: forcing and feedback of new fields specified by
+        editing a single table in the Registry
+      Efficient: 5-8% overhead on 64 processes of IBM
+      Moving nests.
+  * Enhanced I/O options:
+      NetCDF and Parallel HDF5 formats
+      Five auxiliary history output streams separately controllable through the namelist
+      Output file names and time-stamps specifiable through namelist
+      Special output stream for 3DVAR
+  * Efficient execution on a range of computing platforms:
+      IBM SP systems, (e.g. NCAR "bluesky" Power4-based system)
+      HP/Compaq Alpha/OSF workstation, SMP, and MPP systems (e.g. Pittsburgh 
+         Supercomputing Center TCS)
+      SGI Origin and Altix
+      Linux/Intel
+         IA64 MPP (HP Superdome, SGI Altix, NCSA Teragrid systems)
+         IA64 SMP
+         Pentium 3/4 SMP and SMP clusters (NOAA/FSL iJet system)
+	 PGI and Intel compilers supported
+      Alpha Linux (NOAA/FSL Jet system)
+      Sun Solaris (single threaded and SMP)
+      Cray X1, X1e (vector), X1D (Opteron)
+      Mac G5, xlf compiler (no DM-parallel yet)
+      HP-UX
+      Other ports under development:
+         NEC SX/6
+         Fujitsu VPP 5000
+  * RSL_LITE: optional new communication layer, scalable to very
+    large domains, support nesting.
+  * ESMF Time Management, including exact arithmetic for fractional
+    time steps (no drift).
+  * ESMF integration - WRF can be run as an ESMF component.
+  * Improved documentation, both on-line (web based browsing tools) and in-line