I am new in numerical modelling. I just downloaded CROCO - v2.0.0 and CROCO_TOOLS - v2.0.0 from v2.0.0 · croco-ocean / croco · GitLab. Both files store in Downloads directory in my laptop. I have a problem, how to install both of these applications and make sure it can be used properly. I read a lot of documentation on croco’s website and question asked by other users on this forum. Unfortunately, i cannot understand it. Please, everyone can help me to solve this issue. Thank you.
@eduardolima255 introduce how to install CROCO. how to make file for CROCO using croco_tools.
what dependencies need for CROCO to compile.
how to do first run? how to to run inter-annual simulations. how to do coupling with other models like WRF, WW3.
https://croco-ocean.gitlabpages.inria.fr/croco_doc/
https://croco-ocean.gitlabpages.inria.fr/croco_doc/tutos.html
Best,
Subhadeep
Thank you for your response Mr @smaishal. I read your links. However, I also tried to run Croco by ./create_config.bash. I got the following message
firmanghazali@LAPTOP-OHF4QV84:~$ cd croco_v2.0.0
firmanghazali@LAPTOP-OHF4QV84:~/croco_v2.0.0$ ./create_config.bash
oce-dev is defined. all-in architecture and no external codes considered
Your choices :
- CROCO_DIR : /home/firmanghazali/croco_v2.0.0
- TOOLS_DIR : /home/firmanghazali/croco_v2.0.0/…/croco_tools
- CONFIG_HOME_DIR : /home/firmanghazali/croco_v2.0.0/
- CONFIG_WORK_DIR : /home/firmanghazali/croco_v2.0.0/
- CONFIG_NAME : Run
- OPTIONS : oce-dev xios test_cases agrif inter forc pisces sediment mustang oanalysis prepro
Do you want to proceed ? [Y/n] Y
Creating configuration …
WARNING : croco_tools directory not found
Do you want to proceed without MATLAB tools ? [Y/n] Y
Already a configuration exists …
You should check the configuration directory /home/firmanghazali/croco_v2.0.0/Run
Do you want to proceed anyway (risk of overwriting) ? [N/y] Y
Proceed…
Copy CROCO useful scripts and input files
cp: cannot stat ‘/home/firmanghazali/croco_v2.0.0/OCEAN/croco_hindcast.in’: No such file or directory
firmanghazali@LAPTOP-OHF4QV84:~/croco_v2.0.0$
@firmanghazali
croco_tools directory
TOOLS_DIR : /home/firmanghazali/croco_v2.0.0/…/croco_tools
to
TOOLS_DIR=/home/firmanghazali/your path/croco_tools
@firmanghazali CC: @andres
croco_v2.0.0/…/croco_tools
“…” three dot. I thought it was two.
Best
Subhadeep
It should be two dots. That means “upper directory” in Linux