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In the gaussian_sfcanl utility, the variable gaussian_data is used before it is initialized to zero (Line 273):
gaussian_data
gaussian_data%vfrac(row(i)) = gaussian_data%vfrac(row(i)) + s(i)*tile_data%vfrac(col(i))
Sometimes the resulting values are unreasonable (for example 1E+200).
The gaussian_data variable should be initialized to zero after allocation.
All or N/A
veg
More details are in global-workflow issue #2669.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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@GeorgeGayno-NOAA: Here is a RUNDIR for my C48 test on Hera:
/scratch1/NCEPDEV/da/Catherine.Thomas/git/global-workflow/c48test/TMP/RUNDIRS/c48test/analcalc.410225
Let me know if you need me to run anything else.
Initialize all variables to an initial value.
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Fixes NOAA-EMC#71
GeorgeGayno-NOAA
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What is wrong?
In the gaussian_sfcanl utility, the variable
gaussian_data
is used before it is initialized to zero (Line 273):Sometimes the resulting values are unreasonable (for example 1E+200).
What should have happened?
The
gaussian_data
variable should be initialized to zero after allocation.What machines are impacted?
All or N/A
Steps to reproduce
veg
Additional information
More details are in global-workflow issue #2669.
Do you have a proposed solution?
The
gaussian_data
variable should be initialized to zero after allocation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: