READMESC.TXT PC-SCIPUFF Model (Version 1.2PD31.5) 7/18/00 SCIPUFF (Second Order Closure Integrated Puff) Model is a Lagrangian puff dispersion model that is based on second order turbulence closure theory. Updates (from Version 1.2PD31.4) include the addition of DCW maps and animation capability, as well as improved vertical puff splitting. There are five compressed (zipped) files for PC-SCIPUFF: 1) SCI12PD5.ZIP - contains the Absoft-compiled executable file of the model (Version 1.2PD31.5); 2) TEST-SCI.ZIP - contains a test project; 3) SCIDOC.ZIP - contains the PC-SCIPUFF Version 1.2PD Technical Documentation in Microsoft Word 97. Map files (optional): 4) MAPS_NWQUAD.ZIP - contains DCW maps of the northwest quadrant of the world. -- or -- 5) MAPS_MINIMUM.ZIP - contains a coarse resolution map of the world. The following describes the content of each file: 1. SCI12PD5.ZIP - Absoft-compiled executable file and associated files SCIPUFF.EXE - model executable file PCX.DLL - required DLL (must be with SCIPUFF.EXE) SCIPUFPD.HLP - online help file SCIPUFF.INI - initialization file to set directories EPRILOGO.BMP - graphics for the GUI MASSC.GRD - default vertical grid for mass-consistent runs SCIPUFF.PAL - defines colors for the GUI READMESC.TXT - this file 2. TEST-SCI.ZIP - PC-SCIPUFF model test project Input files: TSCIPUFF.INP - ASCII file containing information such as the time setup, grid parameters, and material setup TSCIPUFF.SCN - ASCII file containing the release scenario TSCIPUFF.MSC - ASCII file containing the meteorology scenario TSCIPUFF.RST - ASCII file that is created for restarting TEST.SFC - surface meteorological data Output files: TSCIPUFF.PRJ - binary file containing PC-SCIPUFF project parameters that is generated from the input files when project is created TSCIPUFF.ERR - ASCII file containing error messages created while PC-SCIPUFF is running TSCIPUFF.DOS - binary file containing the material surface dose integral fields TSCIPUFF.PUF - binary file containing the puff parameters TSCIPUFF.LOG - ASCII file containing a log of status messages created while PC-SCIPUFF is running 3. SCIDOC.ZIP - Technical Documentation SCIPUFF.DOC - PC-SCIPUFF Version 1.2PD Technical Documentation (Microsoft Word 97) 4. MAPS_NWQUAD.ZIP - Contains DCW maps of the northwest quadrant of the world, as well as the coarse resolution map. May download optionally to plot with final results. 5. MAPS_MINIMUM.ZIP - Contains the coarse resolution map of the world. May download optionally to plot with final results. ______________________________________________________________________ The following are general instructions on installing PC-SCIPUFF. ---------------------- --- INSTALLING PC-SCIPUFF --- ---------------------- 1. Make a main directory for SCIPUFF (c:\scipuff). 2. Make a data directory off the main directory (c:\scipuff\data). 3. Make a runs directory off the main directory (c:\scipuff\runs). 4. Make a map directory anywhere (c:\dcwmaps). 5. Download the SCIPUFF executable zip file (SCI12PD5.ZIP). 6. Extract SCIPUFF.EXE, PCX.DLL and SCIPUFPD.HLP to the main directory (c:\scipuff). 7. Extract the SCIPUFF.INI file to your windows directory (if you prefer different directory names from the ones specified above, you may edit them in the SCIPUFF.INI file). 8. Extract EPRILOGO.BMP, MASSC.GRD and SCIPUFF.PAL to the data directory (c:\scipuff\data). 9. If desired, download either MAPS_NWQUAD.ZIP or MAPS_MININAL.ZIP and extract all contents to the maps directory (c:\dcwmaps). You can now run PC-SCIPUFF from a DOS window or create a short-cut. ______________________________________________________________________ The following are instructions on reviewing or running the PC-SCIPUFF example problem. Additional instructions can be obtained when running PC-SCIPUFF using the online help (by pushing on the HELP button). Download TEST-SCI.ZIP and extract the files to c:\scipuff\runs. ------------------- --- RUNNING PC-SCIPUFF --- ------------------- To run PC-SCIPUFF, type the following command at the DOS prompt at (c:\scipuff): SCIPUFF A Graphical User Interface (GUI) will appear that will create and run projects, as well as display the output. To view the example problem, do the following: 1. Select the OPEN PROJECT button. 2. The Open file dialog box will appear. Choose runs\tscipuff.prj and OK. 3. Select REVIEW tscipuff to view the project description. 4. Select PLOT to plot the results. To re-run the example problem under a new name, do the following: 1. Select the NEW PROJECT button. 2. The Open file dialog box will appear. Type a new project name and then push OK. 3. Select IMPORT. 4. The Open file dialog box will appear. Choose tscipuff.prj and OK. 5. Select CREATE PROJECT, then CONTINUE, and then RUN. 6. When the run is finished, select PLOT to plot the results.