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When I run the create_disp_model example, I get an error that "dir" is missing, with no default. I am running the example code :
dispersion_model <- create_disp_model(name="crystal_clean") %>% add_emissions( rate = 5, duration = 6, start_day = "2016-07-18", start_hour = 0) %>% add_species( pdiam = 1, density = 1, shape_factor = 1) %>% add_grid( range = c(0.5,0.5), division = c(0.1,0.1)) %>% add_params( lat = 49.0, lon = -123.0, height = 10, duration = 24, start_day = "2016-07-18", start_hour = 0, direction = "forward", met_type = "gdas1")
run_model(dispersion_model)
and I get the following error :
Error in paste0(dir, "/", "SETUP.CFG") : argument "dir" is missing, with no default
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When I run the create_disp_model example, I get an error that "dir" is missing, with no default. I am running the example code :
dispersion_model <-
create_disp_model(name="crystal_clean") %>%
add_emissions(
rate = 5,
duration = 6,
start_day = "2016-07-18",
start_hour = 0) %>%
add_species(
pdiam = 1,
density = 1,
shape_factor = 1) %>%
add_grid(
range = c(0.5,0.5),
division = c(0.1,0.1)) %>%
add_params(
lat = 49.0,
lon = -123.0,
height = 10,
duration = 24,
start_day = "2016-07-18",
start_hour = 0,
direction = "forward",
met_type = "gdas1")
run_model(dispersion_model)
and I get the following error :
Error in paste0(dir, "/", "SETUP.CFG") :
argument "dir" is missing, with no default
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: