Update doxygen for orog_mask_tools.fd.

sorc/orog_mask_tools.fd/lake.fd/find_limit.F90

@@ -1,4 +1,16 @@
 !> @file
+!! @brief Geo-reference utilities for a cubed-sphere grid.
+!! @author Ning Wang
+
+!> Given two points on a cubed-sphere grid, compute the
+!! maximum and minimum latitudinal extent of the 
+!! resulting great circle.
+!!
+!! @param[in] p1_in Latitude and longitude of point 1.
+!! @param[in] p2_in Latitude and longitude of point 2.
+!! @param[out] latmin Minimum latitudinal extent.
+!! @param[out] latmax Maximum latitudinal extent.
+!! @author Ning Wang
 !#define DIAG
 SUBROUTINE find_limit (p1_in, p2_in, latmin, latmax)
     REAL*8, INTENT(IN) :: p1_in(2), p2_in(2)
@@ -37,13 +49,12 @@ SUBROUTINE find_limit (p1_in, p2_in, latmin, latmax)
 
 END SUBROUTINE find_limit
 
-!>
-!!  This subroutine computes the latitude and longitude 
-!!  of the middle point between two given ponits.
+!> Compute the latitude and longitude of the middle
+!! point between two given points.
 !!
-!!  There are two formulae available to compute it.
+!! There are two formulae available to compute it.
 !!  
-!!  One derived from a more general m-sect formula:
+!! One derived from a more general m-sect formula:
 !!  <pre>
 !!  xyz = sin((1-f)*theta) / sin(theta) * xyz1 +
 !!        sin(f*theta) /sin(theta) * xyz2 ;
@@ -54,15 +65,17 @@ END SUBROUTINE find_limit
 !!  xyz = 0.5 / sqrt[(1+dot(xyz1,xyz2))/2] * (xyz1+xyz2)
 !!  </pre>
 !!
-!!  and the other one is the normalized middle point of
-!!  the two end points:
+!! and the other one is the normalized middle point of
+!! the two end points:
 !!
 !!  <pre>
 !!  xyz = 0.5 * (xyz1+xyz2), xyz = xyz / sqrt(dot(xyz,xyz))
 !!  </pre>
 !!
-!!  @author Ning Wang @date March, 2006
-!!
+!! @param[in] p1 Latitude/longitude of first end point.
+!! @param[in] p2 Latitude/longitude of second end point
+!! @param[out] p Latitude/longitude of the mid-point.
+!! @author Ning Wang @date March, 2006
 SUBROUTINE middle(p1,p2,p)
      IMPLICIT NONE
 

sorc/orog_mask_tools.fd/lake.fd/lakefrac.F90

@@ -1,5 +1,8 @@
 !> @file
-!! This program computes lake fraction and depth numbers for FV3 cubed sphere 
+!! @brief Compute lake fraction and depth.
+!! @author Ning Wang
+
+!> This program computes lake fraction and depth numbers for FV3 cubed sphere 
 !! grid cells, from a high resolution lat/lon data set.
 !! 
 !! @author Ning Wang @date July 2018
@@ -12,6 +15,7 @@
 !!  - Ning Wang, Apr. 2019: Extended the program to process the same lake data 
 !!                         for FV3 stand-alone regional (SAR) model.
 !!     
+!! @return 0 for successful completion and for error.
 !#define DIAG_N_VERBOSE
 #define ADD_ATT_FOR_NEW_VAR
 PROGRAM lake_frac
@@ -129,6 +133,14 @@ PROGRAM lake_frac
     STOP
 CONTAINS
 
+!> Calculate lake fraction and depth on the model grid from
+!! high-resolution data.
+!!
+!! @param[in] lakestat High-resolution lake status code.
+!! @param[in] lakedpth High-resolution lake depth.
+!! @param[out] cs_lakestat Lake fraction on the model grid.
+!! @param[out] cs_lakedpth Lake depth on the model grid.
+!! @author Ning Wang
 SUBROUTINE cal_lake_frac_depth(lakestat,cs_lakestat,lakedpth,cs_lakedpth)
     INTEGER*1, INTENT(IN) :: lakestat(:)
     INTEGER*2, INTENT(IN) :: lakedpth(:)
@@ -358,7 +370,15 @@ SUBROUTINE cal_lake_frac_depth(lakestat,cs_lakestat,lakedpth,cs_lakedpth)
 
 END SUBROUTINE cal_lake_frac_depth 
 
-
+!> Read the latitude and longitude for a cubed-sphere
+!! grid from the 'grid' files. For global grids, all
+!! six sides are returned.
+!!
+!! @param[in] res The resolution. Example: '96' for C96.
+!! @param[out] grid Array containing the latitude and
+!! longitude on the 'supergrid'.  Multiple tiles
+!! are concatenated.
+!! @author Ning Wang
 SUBROUTINE read_cubed_sphere_grid(res, grid) 
     INTEGER, INTENT(IN) :: res
     REAL, INTENT(OUT) :: grid(:,:)
@@ -411,6 +431,15 @@ SUBROUTINE read_cubed_sphere_grid(res, grid)
 
 END SUBROUTINE read_cubed_sphere_grid
 
+!> Read the latitude and longitude for a regional grid
+!! from the 'grid' file. 
+!!
+!! @param[in] res Resolution of grid.  Example: '96' for C96.
+!! @param[out] grid Latitude and longitude on the supergrid.
+!! @param[in] halo_depth Lateral halo. Not used.
+!! @param[out] res_x Number of grid points in the 'x' direction.
+!! @param[out] res_y Number of grid points in the 'y' direction.
+!! @author Ning Wang
 SUBROUTINE read_cubed_sphere_reg_grid(res, grid, halo_depth, res_x, res_y) 
     INTEGER, INTENT(IN) :: res, halo_depth
     INTEGER, INTENT(OUT) :: res_x, res_y
@@ -471,6 +500,16 @@ SUBROUTINE read_cubed_sphere_reg_grid(res, grid, halo_depth, res_x, res_y)
 
 END SUBROUTINE read_cubed_sphere_reg_grid
 
+!> Read a high-resolution lake depth dataset, and a corresponding 
+!! lake status dataset which provides a status code on the
+!! reliability of each lake depth point.
+!!
+!! @param[in] lakedata_path Path to the lake depth and lake status
+!! dataset.
+!! @param[out] lake_stat Status code.
+!! @param[out] lake_dpth Lake depth.
+!! @param[in] nlat 'j' dimension of both datasets.
+!! @param[in] nlon 'i' dimension of both datasets.
 SUBROUTINE read_lakedata(lakedata_path,lake_stat,lake_dpth,nlat,nlon)
     CHARACTER(len=256), INTENT(IN) :: lakedata_path
     INTEGER*1, INTENT(OUT) :: lake_stat(:)
@@ -495,7 +534,14 @@ SUBROUTINE read_lakedata(lakedata_path,lake_stat,lake_dpth,nlat,nlon)
 
 END SUBROUTINE read_lakedata
 
-
+!> Write lake depth and fraction to an existing model orography file.
+!! Also, perform some quality control checks on the lake data.
+!! This routine is used for non-regional grids.
+!!
+!! @param[in] cs_res Resolution. Example: '96' for C96.
+!! @param[in] cs_lakestat Lake fraction.
+!! @param[in] cs_lakedpth Lake depth.
+!! @author Ning Wang
 SUBROUTINE write_lakedata_to_orodata(cs_res, cs_lakestat, cs_lakedpth) 
     USE netcdf 
     INTEGER, INTENT(IN) :: cs_res
@@ -685,6 +731,16 @@ SUBROUTINE write_lakedata_to_orodata(cs_res, cs_lakestat, cs_lakedpth)
 
 END SUBROUTINE write_lakedata_to_orodata
 
+!> Write lake depth and fraction to an existing model orography file.
+!! Also, perform some quality control checks on the lake data.
+!! This routine is used for regional grids.
+!!
+!! @param[in] cs_res Resolution. Example: '96' for C96.
+!! @param[in] cs_lakestat Lake fraction.
+!! @param[in] cs_lakedpth Lake depth.
+!! @param[in] tile_x_dim 'x' dimension of the model grid.
+!! @param[in] tile_y_dim 'y' dimension of the model grid.
+!! @author Ning Wang
 SUBROUTINE write_reg_lakedata_to_orodata(cs_res, tile_x_dim, tile_y_dim, cs_lakestat, cs_lakedpth) 
     USE netcdf 
     INTEGER, INTENT(IN) :: cs_res, tile_x_dim, tile_y_dim
@@ -887,6 +943,11 @@ SUBROUTINE write_reg_lakedata_to_orodata(cs_res, tile_x_dim, tile_y_dim, cs_lake
 
 END SUBROUTINE write_reg_lakedata_to_orodata
 
+!> Check NetCDF error code
+!!
+!! @param[in] stat Error code.
+!! @param[in] opname NetCDF operation that failed.
+!! @author Ning Wang
 SUBROUTINE nc_opchk(stat,opname)
    USE netcdf
    IMPLICIT NONE

sorc/orog_mask_tools.fd/orog.fd/CMakeLists.txt

@@ -1,5 +1,4 @@
 set(fortran_src
-    machine.f90
     mtnlm7_oclsm.f
     netcdf_io.F90)