PartMC  2.9.0
Input File Format: Scenario

Read environment data from an spec file.

Parameters
[in,out]fileSpec file.
[in]gas_dataGas data values.
[in,out]aero_dataAerosol data.
[in]read_aero_weight_classesWhether the weight classes for each source are specified in inputs.
[in,out]scenarioScenario data.

The scenario parameters are:

  • temp_profile (string): the name of the file from which to read the temperature profile — the file format should be Input File Format: Temperature Profile
  • pressure_profile (string): the name of the file from which to read the pressure profile — the file format should be Input File Format: Pressure Profile
  • height_profile (string): the name of the file from which to read the mixing layer height profile — the file format should be Input File Format: Mixing Layer Height Profile
  • gas_emissions (string): the name of the file from which to read the gas emissions profile — the file format should be Input File Format: Gas Profile
  • gas_background (string): the name of the file from which to read the gas background profile — the file format should be Input File Format: Gas Profile
  • aero_emissions (string): the name of the file from which to read the aerosol emissions profile — the file format should be Input File Format: Aerosol Distribution Profile
  • aero_background (string): the name of the file from which to read the aerosol background profile — the file format should be Input File Format: Aerosol Distribution Profile
  • loss_function (string): the type of loss function — must be one of: none for no particle loss, constant for constant loss rate, volume for particle loss proportional to particle volume, drydep for particle loss proportional to dry deposition velocity, or chamber for a chamber model. Sectional and modal runs support only none and drydep. If loss_function is drydep, it may be followed by drydep_params (string), the name of the file from which to read the dry deposition parameters — the file format should be Input File Format: Dry Deposition Parameters. If drydep_params is omitted, the default parameters are used and a warning is printed. If loss_function is chamber, then the following parameters must also be provided:

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