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0D driver
Jorn Bruggeman edited this page Jan 11, 2024
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FABM's 0d driver allows you to run FABM models in a "fully-mixed box", under arbitrary (time-varying) environmental forcing.
To build the 0d driver from source, you will need:
- The FABM source code
- CMake 3.13 or later
- A supported Fortran compiler
- The source code of the General Ocean Turbulence Model (GOTM), which is used for input-output, time integration and calculation of density and solar radiation. You will need the latest stable release of GOTM; the developers' version (master branch) will not work. Make sure you download the GOTM source code including submodules.
- If you build with NetCDF output support (the default; see also the
FABM_USE_NetCDFoption below), you will need the NetCDF library with its Fortran library interfaces. For Windows, this is included with GOTM.
Building is done with CMake, which recognizes the following arguments:
| CMake setting | value |
|---|---|
| Source directory | <FABMDIR>/src/drivers/0d |
| Additional required arguments | GOTM_BASE=<GOTMDIR> |
| Optional arguments |
FABM_USE_NetCDF=OFF to disable NetCDF support (ON by default) |
In a terminal window, the following usualy suffices to build:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake <FABMDIR>/src/drivers/0d -DGOTM_BASE=<GOTMDIR>
cmake --build . --target installThis creates a executable at ~/local/fabm/0d/bin/fabm0d on Linux and Mac, and at %LOCALAPPDATA%\fabm\0d\bin\fabm0d.exe on Windows.
For questions about FABM's use or development, visit Discussions. If you would like to cite FABM, please refer to its main publication and/or URLs.
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