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[[Link title]]Standard RHESSys directory structure
 
 
 
Generally you will set up a main directory workspace.
 
Generally you will set up a main directory workspace.
 
Within that directory, set up the following sub-directories:
 
Within that directory, set up the following sub-directories:
  
 
worldfiles
 
worldfiles
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worldfiles/templates
 
worldfiles/templates
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flowtables
 
flowtables
 +
 
tecfiles
 
tecfiles
 +
 
clim
 
clim
 +
 
defs
 
defs
 +
 
scripts
 
scripts
 +
 
out
 
out
 +
 
out/cal
 
out/cal
 +
 
out/cal/sims
 
out/cal/sims
 +
 
obs
 
obs
 +
 
post
 
post
 +
 
auxdata
 
auxdata
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When you create a mapset in GRASS, you will tell GRASS where to store it (within this same main directory workspace), and an additional sub-directory that contains the GRASS mapset will be created for you at the same level as the above.
 
When you create a mapset in GRASS, you will tell GRASS where to store it (within this same main directory workspace), and an additional sub-directory that contains the GRASS mapset will be created for you at the same level as the above.
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Many of the utilities and tools that have been developed for RHESSys users are dependent on this directory structure.  It also helps other RHESSys users to identify and locate files more efficiently.

Latest revision as of 12:41, 19 October 2009

Generally you will set up a main directory workspace. Within that directory, set up the following sub-directories:

worldfiles

worldfiles/templates

flowtables

tecfiles

clim

defs

scripts

out

out/cal

out/cal/sims

obs

post

auxdata


When you create a mapset in GRASS, you will tell GRASS where to store it (within this same main directory workspace), and an additional sub-directory that contains the GRASS mapset will be created for you at the same level as the above.

Many of the utilities and tools that have been developed for RHESSys users are dependent on this directory structure. It also helps other RHESSys users to identify and locate files more efficiently.