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- dWaveNetcdfBoundaryFileToConvert = relative path of the boundary conditions netCdf file
- dWaveBoundaryFilePrefix = prefix for the filenames of the output ASCII files, the default prefix is "WW3_"
- dWaveBoundaryFileNumberOfCopies = the number of file copies to provide for each boundary, the default number is 3
Installing and running the Delft3D-FM model on Windows and Linux
A Delft3D-FM model can be run on Windows and LINUX. Installation of the model binaries on Windows and Linux can be straight forward when simple models are run on single VM's. A typical Delft-FEWS configuration solution can be the following.
- Create a ModuleDataSet "D3D_bin_Windows.zip" with the Windows binaries
- Create a ModuleDataSet "D3D_bin_Linux.zip" with the Linux binaries
- Create a ModuleDataSet "D3D_bin_adapter.zip" with the Delft3D Dimr Java Adapter
- In your fss_windows_clientConfig.xml file add a line: <autoExportModuleDataSet name="D3D_bin_Windows" exportDir="Modules"/>
- In your fss_linux_clientConfig.xml file add a line: <autoExportModuleDataSet name="D3D_bin_Linux" exportDir="Modules"/>
- In your Windows and Linux clientConfig.xml file add a line: <autoExportModuleDataSet name="D3D_bin_adapter" exportDir="Modules"/>
- In your Delft-FEWS General Adapter executeActivity element, start the Delft3D model with the following command <executable>%REGION_HOME%/Modules/Delft3DFM/bin_delft3dfm/$D3D_MODEL_EXE$</executable>
- In your fss_linux_global.properties add a line: D3D_MODEL_EXE=/bin/run_dimr.sh
- In your fss_windows_global.properties add a line: D3D_MODEL_EXE=dimr\\scripts\\run_dimr.bat
When a Delft-FEWS FSS is started the clientConfig.xml file automatically unzips the correct Delft3D-FM binaries to your \Modules folder ( \Delft3DFM). When the Delft3D-FM model is started in a workflow from the General Adapter the correct script is started to run the DIMR.