running codes correctly

[Sadegh Dalfardi]

Hello every one

I hope i dont annoy anyone for asking my questions here because this group is just my hope to help i can afford and progress my way.

I have made my files (indicator and Ascii dem) as input for producing pfb indicator file and also slopes and now when i input them in fortran codes like pfb_write.f90 and pf_solid_file_create.f90 (if i want make my solid file based my ascii dem) and  slopes/fillsinks1_mavg.f90, and then they didnt run and end up in some errors. I guess maybe the version is not match. Is there any help or guide? maybe there are another codes or ways or at least an advise make my problem fix. I dont want to avoid trying but i know is most important to get exprienced people,s advises. 

For instance one error that i faced islike bellow:

sadegh@DESKTOP-2UT73BN:~/pfdir/parflow/pftools/prepostproc$ gfortran pfb_read.f90

/usr/bin/ld: /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/9/../../../x86_64-linux-gnu/Scrt1.o: in function `_start':

(.text+0x24): undefined reference to `main'

collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status

sadegh@DESKTOP-2UT73BN:~/pfdir/parflow/pftools/prepostproc$ gfortran pfb_read.f90

pfb_read.f90:14:11:

   14 |   read(100) 0 !X

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

pfb_read.f90:15:11:

   15 |   read(100) 0 !Y

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

pfb_read.f90:16:11:

   16 |   read(100) 0 !Z

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

pfb_read.f90:18:11:

   18 |   read(100) 70 !NX

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

pfb_read.f90:19:11:

   19 |   read(100) 60 !NY

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

pfb_read.f90:20:11:

   20 |   read(100) 3 !NZ

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

pfb_read.f90:22:11:

   22 |   read(100) 1000 !DX

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

pfb_read.f90:23:11:

   23 |   read(100) 1000 !DY

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

pfb_read.f90:24:11:

   24 |   read(100) 50 !DZ

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

pfb_read.f90:26:11:

   26 |   read(100) 1 !num_subgrids

      |           1

Error: Expecting variable in READ statement at (1)

[Chen Yang]

Hi Sadegh,

 

For slope files, please refer to https://github.com/lecondon/PriorityFlow

 

For solid file, please refer to https://grapp1parflow.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorials/solid_files.html

Also GMS can help generate solid file, but you still need to edit a little bit based on the format of solid file.

 

For indicator file, I think there is no need to use extra tools.

 

Hope this helps,

Chen

 

 

 

-- 

Chen Yang, Ph.D.

Associate Research Scholar

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Princeton University

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[Sadegh Dalfardi]

Dear  Chen Yang

Thank you so much for amswering. yes i know find them as python and R packages and give it a try to do it by that guides. But i didnt catch you mean about indicator file, you mean i should try use that fortran code? really i want to make my geometry based on box and indicator, and made my geometry indicator as an 3-D matrix in matlab and now i need to convert it to Pfb format as input and define it in my script. 

[Chen Yang]

Hi Sadegh,

I mean after you get the indicators in your GIS, just save them as a pfb file is fine. 

Thanks,

Chen

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Dear  Chen Yang

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[Sadegh Dalfardi]

Dear Chen

Thanks a million for your guides

Yes i done producing my indicator.

Best