A Two-dimensional Lake Wave Prediction SystemU.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Environmental Research Laboratories, 1984 - Great Lakes - 70 pages This report describes a series of computer programs that can be used to forecast wave height, period, and direction for any part of the Great Lakes. The programs only require the user to specify the overlake wind forecast. |
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5-km grid ABS WINDX ALPHA ARG1 ATAN2 BATHYMETRIC DATA FILE BATHYMETRIC GRID PARAMETERS buoy CALCULATE COMMON BLOCK COMMON GPARM CONTINUE DADD DIMENSION DIRECTION AND PERIOD DLAT DLON DRAG COEFFICIENT DUM(I END-OF-FILE FORMAT FORTRAN FUNCTION YDIST GIVEN LATITUDE GO TO 90 GOTO grid for Lake GRID ORIGIN ICNT IDAY IDAYM IDIM IF(IHM IHINC IHPOST IMAX INCREMENT INPUT WIND IPARM 54 IPARM(2 ISTOP ITIME JDIM Lake Erie LOGICAL UNIT LONGITUDE LOOP LUNX MAP ENTER METERS MOMENTUM MONM NDBC NOAA NUMBER NUMDAY OUTPUT PERIOD MAP PROGRAM WAVE READ LUNI RETURN END RETURNS X DISTANCE REWIND RLAT RLON ROUGHNESS LENGTH RPARM 23 SAWIN1 Schwab SMALL TIME STEPS SUBROUTINE RGRID TIME-SHARING TLAST USER USTAR wave field wave forecast WAVE PERIOD wave prediction system WD(ICNT WIND DATA wind direction WIND SPEED WINNEW WMAX=AMAX1 WMAX WRITE LUNO XDIST XMOM YMOM ZWIND ពពព ពពពព