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Why is WRF-Chem not reading my emissions data?
I could run model, i just had to change a bit the namelist. I added three parameters:io_form_auxinput5 = 2,auxinput5_inname = 'wrfchemi_d$<domain>$_$<date>$' and frames_per_auxinput5 = …
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WRF/Chem: Editing NetCDF (wrfchemi files) for own emissions
You can try the R package eixport, with wrf_put
# example
# Read the array emissions,
CO <- wrf_get(file = "Path_to_WRFCHEMI", name = "E_CO")
# Change the values, here you should use your data
CO[] = …
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How to map emission inventory from lat&lon corrdinate to WRF model grid
using R:
Alright,
As you have data with different resolution, I would suggest you to convert your data to raster and resample to match the grid cell of your wrf_inputs. Take care of mass conservatio …
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