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r200 r234 88 88 89 89 <div id="file_comments"> 90 Calculate the height by rapport to a reference state for a depth reference. 91 See keywords for different possibilities. By default, the state reference 92 is rho=1020 and the depth reference is gdepw[ka] with ka the first W level 93 directly above 1000 m. 90 Calculate the height by rapport to a reference state for a depth reference. 91 See keywords for different possibilities. By default, the state reference 92 is rho=1020 and the depth reference is gdepw[ka] with ka the first W level 93 directly above 1000 m. 94 94 </div> 95 95 … … 118 118 119 119 <h3>Return value</h3><div class="preformat"> 120 An array of the same size of sn and tn representing the dynamic height calculated 120 An array of the same size of sn and tn representing the dynamic height calculated 121 121 from a reference depth nd by rapport to a reference state. 122 122 </div> … … 153 153 154 154 <div class="comments"> 155 array representing the temperature. Has the same size than SN155 array representing the temperature. Has the same size than SN. 156 156 </div> 157 157 … … 175 175 176 176 <div class="comments"> 177 Give a value to this keyword to change the reference temperature used in the 178 calculation when GILL 179 177 Give a value to this keyword to change the reference temperature used in the 178 calculation when GILL is activated. 179 </div> 180 180 181 181 <h4 id="_hdyn_keyword_SREF">SREF … … 190 190 </h4> 191 191 192 <div class="comments"> 193 Give a value to this keyword to change the reference salinity used in the 194 calculation when GILL is activated.195 192 <div class="comments"> 193 Give a value to this keyword to change the reference salinity used in the 194 calculation when GILL is activated. 195 </div> 196 196 197 197 <h4 id="_hdyn_keyword_PROFREF">PROFREF … … 207 207 208 208 <div class="comments"> 209 Give a depth to this keyword which will be considered as the reference depth 210 (in this case, LEVEL has not any effect). the calculation will be effectuated 211 until this depth effecting an interpolation between the the last W level above 209 Give a depth to this keyword which will be considered as the reference depth 210 (in this case, LEVEL has not any effect). the calculation will be effectuated 211 until this depth effecting an interpolation between the the last W level above 212 212 PROFREF and PROFREF. 213 213 </div> … … 225 225 226 226 <div class="comments"> 227 It is the same reference level to take. This level is defined like 227 It is the same reference level to take. This level is defined like 228 228 that gdepw[level] is the reference depth 229 229 </div> 230 230 231 231 <h4 id="_hdyn_keyword_GILL">GILL … … 240 240 </h4> 241 241 242 <div class="comments"> We activate this key if we want to calculate the dynamic height 243 like in the GILL page 215, which means by rapport to a reference state which 244 vary in depth and which is determined by a reference temperature tref at 0°C 245 and a reference salinity sref at 35psu 242 <div class="comments"> 243 We activate this key if we want to calculate the dynamic height 244 like in the GILL page 215, which means by rapport to a reference state which 245 vary in depth and which is determined by a reference temperature tref at 0°C 246 and a reference salinity sref at 35 psu. 246 247 </div> 247 248 … … 267 268 268 269 <h4>Version</h4><div class="preformat"> 269 $Id: hdyn.pro 163 2006-08-29 12:59:46Z navarro$270 $Id: hdyn.pro 231 2007-03-19 17:15:51Z pinsard $ 270 271 </div> 271 272 <h4>History</h4><div class="preformat"> … … 279 280 280 281 <h4>Restrictions</h4><div class="preformat"> 281 Points for which we can not calculate the dynamic height (whose the batymetry 282 Points for which we can not calculate the dynamic height (whose the batymetry 282 283 is less deep than the reference depth) are put at the value !values.f_nan 283 284 284 285 285 approximation: The pressure in decibars is equal to the depth in meters (the pressure increase of 1bar all 10m) 286 approximation: The pressure in decibars is equal to the depth in meters 287 (the pressure increase of 1 bar every 10 m) 286 288 </div> 287 289 … … 289 291 290 292 291 <h4>Uses routines</h4><div class="preformat"> 293 <h4>Uses routines</h4><div class="preformat"> 292 294 common.pro 293 295 </div>
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