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* Required files
* Required files
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* [[SMS:PTM Control File|Program Control File]] (*.pcf) &ndash; run time instruction for the model.
* [[SMS:PTM Control File|Program Control File]] (*.pcf) &ndash; Run time instruction for the model.
* Mesh file &ndash; bathymetry and boundary information for the model.
* Mesh file &ndash; Bathymetry and boundary information for the model.
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* PTM Version 1.0 supports [[SMS:ADCIRC|ADCIRC]] compatible three-noded triangular finite element mesh files ([[SMS:ADCIRC Mesh|fort.14 or .grd]]).  SMS contains tools to convert mesh files to this format.</blockquote>
* PTM Version 1.0 supports [[SMS:ADCIRC|ADCIRC]] compatible three-noded triangular finite element mesh files ([[SMS:ADCIRC Mesh|fort.14 or .grd]]).  SMS contains tools to convert mesh files to this format.</blockquote>
* Hydrodynamic input file &ndash; time varying water surface elevation and depth-averaged velocities.
* Hydrodynamic input file &ndash; Time varying water surface elevation and depth-averaged velocities.
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* The SMS 9.2 interface to PTM Version 1.0 supports XMDF (*.h5) format hydrodynamic files.  SMS contains tools to convert mesh output files to this format.
* The SMS 9.2 interface to PTM Version 1.0 supports XMDF (*.h5) format hydrodynamic files.  SMS contains tools to convert mesh output files to this format.
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* [[SMS:PTM Sediment File|Native sediment file]] &ndash; native sediments over the domain defined by the mesh file.
* [[SMS:PTM Sediment File|Native sediment file]] &ndash; Native sediments over the domain defined by the mesh file.
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* Optional files
* Optional files
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* [[SMS:PTM Source File|Sediment source file]] &ndash; the sediment sources in the simulation.
* [[SMS:PTM Source File|Sediment source file]] &ndash; The sediment sources in the simulation.
* [[SMS:PTM Trap File|Trap file]] &ndash; locations where information about the simulation should be extracted.
* [[SMS:PTM Trap File|Trap file]] &ndash; Locations where information about the simulation should be extracted.
* [[SMS:PTM Wave File|Wave file(s)]] &ndash; time varying information about the wave field.
* [[SMS:PTM Wave File|Wave file(s)]] &ndash; Time varying information about the wave field.
* [[SMS:PTM Wave Breaking File|Wave breaking file(s)]] &ndash; time varying information about wave breaking.
* [[SMS:PTM Wave Breaking File|Wave breaking file(s)]] &ndash; Time varying information about wave breaking.
* [[SMS:PTM Boundary Condition File|PTM Boundary Condition file]] &ndash; describes the wet/dry interface.
* [[SMS:PTM Boundary Condition File|PTM Boundary Condition file]] &ndash; Describes the wet/dry interface.
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Revision as of 19:06, 1 February 2016

Input and Output files for PTM.

Input Files

  • Required files
  • Program Control File (*.pcf) – Run time instruction for the model.
  • Mesh file – Bathymetry and boundary information for the model.
  • PTM Version 1.0 supports ADCIRC compatible three-noded triangular finite element mesh files (fort.14 or .grd). SMS contains tools to convert mesh files to this format.
  • Hydrodynamic input file – Time varying water surface elevation and depth-averaged velocities.
    • The SMS 9.2 interface to PTM Version 1.0 supports XMDF (*.h5) format hydrodynamic files. SMS contains tools to convert mesh output files to this format.
    • Optional files

    Output Files

    The output files use the name given after the keyword :OUTPUT_PREFIX in the program control file and are appended with the following endings:

    • Mapping Output File (*_maps.h5) – behavior of the flow and native sediments over the whole domain incremented by time.
    • Parcel Data File (*_particles.h5) – parcel information incremented by time.
    • Echo file (*_input.out) – ASCII file echoing the input parameters of the simulation.
    • Neighbor file (*.neighbors) – contains mesh connectivity information. Once generated, can be specified as an input file to avoid regenerating for subsequent simulations with a given mesh. If the mesh changes, the neighbor file should be regenerated.
    • Trap Count File (*_count.out) – contains the time and ID of particles entering a trap
    • Trap Residency File (*_residency.out) – contains the time particles enter and exit a trap and the total time spent in the trap.

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