non-hydrostatic z-level and parallel - D-Flow Flexible Mesh - Delft3D
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Markus Gross, modified 4 Years ago.
non-hydrostatic z-level and parallel
Youngling Posts: 7 Join Date: 12/10/11 Recent Posts Hi!
I am setting up a non-hydrostatic z-level model. It is running fine in serial, but needs 180days to run for three days
Therefore I would obviously like to run in parallel, but whilst it runs there is a clear sign of CPU boundaries imprinting and, depending on the revision number setting Nharea may or may not work. In the latest revisions I found it does not, because it compares the limits to the local grid numbering, not the global one. For rev. 6680 it "works" but I have not looked at the result yet, I guess it is not right (hence the change in the later revisions).
Therefore my question: It seems that it is ongoing work to get the z-level (non-hydro) to work in parallel, correct? If yes, is there any estimate when that should be working? I.e. is it a priority for deltares or not? If yes I would obviously not "waste" my time tying to get it to work, just to find that a month later you have done it properly. If not then I may be tempted to see what I can do.
Many thanks!
Best wishes,
Markus
I am setting up a non-hydrostatic z-level model. It is running fine in serial, but needs 180days to run for three days
Therefore I would obviously like to run in parallel, but whilst it runs there is a clear sign of CPU boundaries imprinting and, depending on the revision number setting Nharea may or may not work. In the latest revisions I found it does not, because it compares the limits to the local grid numbering, not the global one. For rev. 6680 it "works" but I have not looked at the result yet, I guess it is not right (hence the change in the later revisions).
Therefore my question: It seems that it is ongoing work to get the z-level (non-hydro) to work in parallel, correct? If yes, is there any estimate when that should be working? I.e. is it a priority for deltares or not? If yes I would obviously not "waste" my time tying to get it to work, just to find that a month later you have done it properly. If not then I may be tempted to see what I can do.
Many thanks!
Best wishes,
Markus