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# ww3_tp2.6 Test script for WW-III, unstructured grid.                      #
#           Example of Limon harbour, Costa Rica                            #
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# Model should be compiled with the switches :                              #
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#   PR3 LN0 ST0 NL1 BT1 DB1 MLIM TR0 BS0 XX0 WNX1 WNT1 CRX1 CRT1            #
#   O0 O1 O2 O3 O4 O5 O6 O7 F90 NOGRB SHRD FLX0                             #
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#   The choice of propagation schemes for unstructured grids is done via    #
#   namelists.                                                              #
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# Remarks :                                                                 #
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# - No other optional switches should be used.                              #
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#  Sample run_test commands :                                               #
#  ./bin/run_test                        -s ST0   ../model ww3_tp2.6        #
#  ./bin/run_test                        -s ST4   ../model ww3_tp2.6        #
#  Domain Decomposition Implicit which needs PDLIB switch                   #
#  ./bin/run_test                        -s PDLIB ../model ww3_tp2.6        #
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#                             Aron Roland and Fabrice Ardhuin, Jan 2011     #
#                             Ali Abdolali                     Oct 2018     #
#                                                   Last Mod : Oct 2018     #
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