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©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Running SMOKE  Assigns file  Files and directory names  Default directory structure  Case and episode settings.

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1 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Running SMOKE  Assigns file  Files and directory names  Default directory structure  Case and episode settings  Script structure

2 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Assigns File  Sets directory names and file names for input and output files  Sets case-specific settings like grid, chemical mechanism, and episode dates  Used when running scripts and when working directly with files  Always “source your Assigns file” > cd $EDSS_ROOT/subsys/smoke/assigns > source ASSIGNS.nei96.cmaq.cb4p25.us36

3 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Main Directories SMKROOT : Main SMOKE system directory – Assigns file – Run scripts – Program source code – Executables

4 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Main Directories SMKDAT : Main SMOKE data directory – Inventories – Cross-reference and profile data – Intermediate and output files

5 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Inventory Directories INVDIR : Main inventory directory – ARDAT : Area source inventory data – BGDAT : Biogenics land use data – MBDAT : Mobile source inventory data – PTDAT : Point source inventory data

6 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Other Input Directories GE_DAT : General data directory – Grid descriptions – Cross-reference and profile data – Biogenic emission factors – Other inputs (holidays, stack parameters, etc.)

7 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Other Input Directories MET_DAT : Meteorology data directory – Hourly, gridded meteorology data from MCIP

8 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Intermediate Output Directories INVOPD : Intermediate inventory directory – Output from Smkinven and Grwinven

9 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Intermediate Output Directories SCENARIO : Time-dependent output directory – Output from Temporal and Laypoint

10 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Intermediate Output Directories STATIC : Time-independent output directory – Output from Grdmat, Spcmat, Cntlmat, Elevpoint, Mbsetup, Premobl, and Emisfac

11 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Model-Ready Output Directories A_OUT : Merged area output directory B_OUT : Merged biogenic output directory M_OUT : Merged mobile output directory P_OUT : Merged point output directory

12 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Model-Ready Output Directories OUTPUT : Final output directory - Merged multiple source category files

13 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Report Directories REPSCEN : Time-dependent reports directory - Reports containing temporalized emissions

14 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Report Directories REPSTAT : Time-independent reports directory - Reports containing emissions that are not temporalized

15 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Case Settings GRID : Grid name used in naming files IOAPI_GRIDNAME_1 : Grid name used in grid description file SPC : Chemical speciation name - cmaq.cb4p25 - cmaq.saprc99pm - remsad7.cb4mpm

16 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Episode Settings EPI_STDATE : Episode start date (YYYYDDD) EPI_STTIME : Episode start time (HHMMSS) EPI_RUNLEN : Episode run length (HHHMMSS) EPI_NDAY : Number of days in the episode G_STDATE : Start date for each output file G_STTIME : Start time for each output file G_RUNLEN : Length of each output file ESDATE : Start date used in file names

17 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Basic Script Structure  Set Assigns file name  Set source category  Select which programs to run  Program-specific settings  Multiple-program settings  Script settings  Assigns file override settings  Source the Assigns file  Run main SMOKE programs (smk_run.csh)  Run Smkreport (qa_run.csh)  Loop through days for time-dependent steps

18 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Training Details  Inventory –2002 U.S. Regional Planning Organization (RPO) inventory; 2000 Canadian National Emission Inventory; 1999 Mexican National Emission Inventory (6 Northern states)  Pollutants –CO, NO x, VOC, SO 2, NH 3, PM 10, PM 2.5 –Mobile sources use vehicle miles traveled (VMT) with MOBILE6 emission factors (1999 data)  Domain –North America, 36-km grid  Episode –July 1st and 2nd, 2002

19 ©2005,2006 Carolina Environmental Program Training Domain

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