Notes on the preparation of initial and boundary concentrations
(Revision date:  4/26/00)

Software, some example jobs and documentation for preparation of
UAM-V initial and boundary concentration files are included in
the compressed tar file called uamvicbc.tar.  Before attempting to 
install or use these files, you should already have installed 
UAM-V 1.30.

Retrieve the files in the tar file using the command 

tar -vxf uamvicbc.tar

For the simplest installation, you should be in the directory
above the already installed "sample" and "src" directories when you 
issue the tar command.  When located at the proper directory, the
"ls" command should show

read_me    sample     src

(Additional directories may be present if you have already added
files from other downloads.)

In the src directory, four new directories will be added.  The 
utility and filutil directories contain libraries of subroutines
used by the initial and boundary condition software and other 
UAM-V preprocessors.  The directories airqul and bndary contain
programs to prepare the initial and boundary concentration files
respectively.  Prior to compiling the airqul and bndary programs
the libraries.  In each of the directories src/utility and src/filutil
there are shell scripts called bldall that compile the source
code and create the libraries.  To prepare the libraries, edit
the script gof77 and make sure that the options are appropriate
for your compiler.  Then run the bldall script.  (bldall will
access the gof77 script.)  Once the libraries are complete, prepare
the airqul and bndary programs by running the make command in
each of the directories src/airqul and src/bndary. Be sure to 
check compiler options in each of the makefiles.

A directory called icbc will be added under the sample directory.
The directory sample/icbc contains jobs and data files used to
create the initial and boundary concentration files used in the
UAM-V sample simulation.  The sample files use constant values
for both initial and boundary concentrations. 

Documentation is provided in the file icbc_doc.zip.  This 
documentation shows examples of more complex and detailed
development of the initial and boundary files.  Unzip this
file to retrieve the files

9686cov.doc
968610.doc
f1p10.gif
f2p17.gif
f3p26.gif

The doc files are Word documents that comprise the cover and the
body of the document.  The gif files contain graphic figures from
the document that should be printed and replace the pages 10, 17,
and 26 of the document.  There a number of different ways the 
".gif" files included with this document can be printed.  One is 
to import the file into MS Word using the "Insert", "Picture", 
"From file" menu options and then print from the file menu.  
Another way to print the ".gif" files is to open the file using 
Internet Explorer and then print from the file menu.  The ".gif" 
files can also be printed from MS Photo Editor, but after loading 
the file and selecting print from the File menu, you must check 
the "Allow distortion" box.