diff --git a/doc/source/users_guide/cime-change-namelist.rst b/doc/source/users_guide/cime-change-namelist.rst index 4ba7ad8f6a3..54497898d2b 100644 --- a/doc/source/users_guide/cime-change-namelist.rst +++ b/doc/source/users_guide/cime-change-namelist.rst @@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ CIME calls **$SRCROOT/components/cam/cime_config/buildnml** to generate the CAM' CAM-specific CIME xml variables are set in **$SRCROOT/components/cam/cime_config/config_component.xml** and are used by CAM's **buildnml** script to generate the namelist. -For complete documentation of namelist settings, see `CAM namelist variables `_. +For complete documentation of namelist settings, see `CAM namelist variables `_. To modify CAM namelist settings, add the appropriate keyword/value pair at the end of the **$CASEROOT/user_nl_cam** file. (See the documentation for each file at the top of that file.) @@ -316,7 +316,7 @@ CIME calls **$SRCROOT/components/clm/cime_config/buildnml** to generate the CLM CLM-specific CIME xml variables are set in **$SRCROOT/components/clm/cime_config/config_component.xml** and are used by CLM's **buildnml** script to generate the namelist. -For complete documentation of namelist settings, see `CLM namelist variables `_. +For complete documentation of namelist settings, see `CLM namelist variables `_. To modify CLM namelist settings, add the appropriate keyword/value pair at the end of the **$CASEROOT/user_nl_clm** file. @@ -336,34 +336,32 @@ CICE CIME calls **$SRCROOT/components/cice/cime_config/buildnml** to generate the CICE namelist variables. -For complete documentation of namelist settings, see `CICE namelist variables `_. +For complete documentation of namelist settings, see `CICE namelist variables `_. To modify CICE namelist settings, add the appropriate keyword/value pair at the end of the **$CASEROOT/user_nl_cice** file. (See the documentation for each file at the top of that file.) To see the result of your change, call `preview_namelists <../Tools_user/preview_namelists.html>`_ and verify that the changes appear correctly in **CaseDocs/ice_in**. -In addition, `case.setup <../Tools_user/case.setup.html>`_ creates CICE's compile time `block decomposition variables `_ in **env_build.xml** as follows: +In addition, `case.setup <../Tools_user/case.setup.html>`_ creates CICE's compile time `block decomposition variables `_ in **env_build.xml**. POP2 ~~~~ CIME calls **$SRCROOT/components/pop2/cime_config/buildnml** to generate the POP2 namelist variables. -For complete documentation of namelist settings, see `POP2 namelist variables `_. +For complete documentation of namelist settings, see `POP2 namelist variables `_. To modify POP2 namelist settings, add the appropriate keyword/value pair at the end of the **$CASEROOT/user_nl_pop2** file. (See the documentation for each file at the top of that file.) To see the result of your change, call `preview_namelists <../Tools_user/preview_namelists.html>`_ and verify that the changes appear correctly in **CaseDocs/ocn_in**. -In addition, `case.setup <../Tools_user/case.setup.html>`_ generates POP2's compile-time `block decomposition variables `_ in **env_build.xml** as shown here: - CISM ~~~~ -See `CISM namelist variables `_ for a complete description of the CISM runtime namelist variables. This includes variables that appear both in **cism_in** and in **cism.config**. +See `CISM namelist variables `_ for a complete description of the CISM runtime namelist variables. This includes variables that appear both in **cism_in** and in **cism.config**. To modify any of these settings, add the appropriate keyword/value pair at the end of the **user_nl_cism** file. (See the documentation for each file at the top of that file.) Note that there is no distinction between variables that will appear in **cism_in** and those that will appear in **cism.config**: simply add a new variable setting in **user_nl_cism**, and it will be added to the appropriate place in **cism_in** or **cism.config**. To see the result of your change, call `preview_namelists <../Tools_user/preview_namelists.html>`_ and verify that the changes appear correctly in **CaseDocs/cism_in** and **CaseDocs/cism.config**. -Some CISM runtime settings are sets via **env_run.xml**, as documented in `CISM runtime variables `_. +Some CISM runtime settings are sets via **env_run.xml**, as documented in `CISM runtime variables `_. diff --git a/doc/source/users_guide/grids.rst b/doc/source/users_guide/grids.rst index a5fe82a3e88..55cb2661475 100644 --- a/doc/source/users_guide/grids.rst +++ b/doc/source/users_guide/grids.rst @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ The steps for adding a new component grid to the model system follow. This proce If you are introducing just one new grid, you can leverage SCRIP grid files that are already in place for the other components. There is no supported functionality for creating the SCRIP format file. -2. Build the **check_map** utility by following the instructions in **$CCSMROOT/mapping/check_maps/INSTALL**. Also confirm that the `ESMF `_ toolkit is installed on your machine. +2. Build the **check_map** utility by following the instructions in **$CCSMROOT/mapping/check_maps/INSTALL**. Also confirm that the ESMF toolkit is installed on your machine. When you add new user-defined grid files, you also need to generate a set of mapping files so the coupler can send data from a component on one grid to a component on another grid. There is an ESMF tool that tests the mapping file by comparing a mapping of a smooth function to its true value on the destination grid. diff --git a/doc/source/users_guide/running-a-case.rst b/doc/source/users_guide/running-a-case.rst index 0fee6f50ffe..b8366775716 100644 --- a/doc/source/users_guide/running-a-case.rst +++ b/doc/source/users_guide/running-a-case.rst @@ -484,8 +484,7 @@ for a component set using full active model components. If short-term archiving is turned on, the model archives the component restart data sets and pointer files into **$DOUT_S_ROOT/rest/yyyy-mm-dd-sssss**, where yyyy-mm-dd-sssss is the -model date at the time of the restart. (See `below for more details -`_.) +model date at the time of the restart. (See below for more details.) --------------------------------- Backing up to a previous restart