Treffer: A N-dimensional Fortran Interpolation Program (NterGeo.v2020a) for Geophysics Sciences - Application to a back-trajectory program (BACKPLUMES.v2020r1) using CHIMERE or WRF outputs.
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An interpolation program coded in Fortran for irregular N-dimensional cases is presented and freely available. Needs of interpolation procedure over irregular meshes or matrixes with interdependent input data dimensions is frequent in geophysical models. Also, these models often embed look-up tables of physics/chemistry modules. Fortran is a powerful and fast language, highly portable and easy to interface with other existing Fortran models. Our program does not need any libraries and can be compiled with any Fortran compiler. The program is fast and competitive compared to current Python libraries. A novel optional parameter (normalisation option) is provided when considering different types of units on each dimension. For the general program, the inverse distance is used for the weight calculation with a distance defined as a p-distance. Some tests and examples are provided and available in the code package. Moreover, a real case of geophysics application embedding this interpolation program is provided and discussed, it consists in determining back-trajectories using atmospheric dispersion or mesoscale meteorological model outputs, respectively from the widely used models CHIMERE and WRF. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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