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International Council forthe Exploration of the Sea

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TCES Catalogue of Computer Programmes

in Physical and Chemical Oceanography. 1979 lssue

C.M.1979/C:37Hjdrography Committee

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At its meeting in 1976 the Working Group on Marine Data Managementagreed that with the widespread use of computers and computerized databanks in lCES countries an exchange of computer programmes, especiallythose relating to data computations, displayand summarizations, wouldbe both practica1 and desirab1e. On the proposa1 of the Working Groupthe Council decided (C.Res.1976/4:8) that

"the lCES Service Hjdrographique should annua1ly disseminatea catalogue of computer programs concerning physica1 and

chemica1 oceanography of general interest currently usedby oceanographic institutes and data centres, and that tothat end the data centres within the TCES community shou1dassemb1e, edit and regular1y transmit to the Council'sHydrographer national lis ts of such computer programs •"

The present document was compi1ed in accordance with this Resolution.For countries from which no update was received the information avai1ab1ein the 1978 issue of the Catalogue was taken over unaltered.

lCES Hjdrographer

ciftci

Thünen

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Contributors

Pages

Canada 3- 6

Fin1and 7- 8

France 9

Nether1ands 10-12

Norway 13-46

Uni ted Kingdom 47-55

U.S.A. 56

U.S.S.R. 57-64

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PROGRAM TITLE OR NAME: CIRCLE

DATE WRITTEN (COMPt.E 1ION DATE): JUNE 1974

AUTH0R: JOSEPH NASR

ORGANIZATION: HARINE ENVIRONHENTAL DATA SERVICE

INQUIRIES SHCULD BE DIRECTED TO:

Nf\ME: DR. J .R. WILSON, DIRECTORORGANIZATION: HARINE ENVIRONHENTAL DATA SERVICEADDRESS; 240 SPARKS STREET, OTTAWA, CANADA

DESCRIPTION OF WHAT THE PROGRAM DOES:

After a set of seria1 stations are se1ected within a general rectangular area,a new subset of stations is created where the stations are within a definedradius from a geographica1 position. The program accepts different units ofdistance.

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SOURCE COMPUTER: CDC Cyber 74 OBJECT COMPUTER:MEMORY SIZE REQUIRED:

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PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE: FORTRAN IVPERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT: Tape unit, card reader, printer

FORM IN WHICH THE PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE:

CARnS (100 CARDS)

IS AN OBJECT PROGRAM LIST AVAILABLE? CREATED UPON REQUEST

DOCUMENTATION ACCOMPANYING A COPY OF TBC PROGRAM:REPORT CONTAINING FLOW CHARTS AND SOURCE LISTINGS (ENGLISH)

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RESTRICTIONS ON lJSE OF TI-lE PROGRAM:

NO RESTRICTIONS

COSTS ASSOCIA TED WITH ACQUIRING A COPY OF TllE PROGRAM:

NO COSTS

ßIßLIOGRAPHY OF PUßLICJ\TIONS IN WHICH A USER \VILL FIND FUR1HER INFORMATIONON THE i?ROGRAM OR EXA~..lPI.ES OF ITS USE:CIRCLE: A Routine to Define the Stations within a Circ1e on the Surface of the

Earth.

Tech. Note N ~ 4, MEDS, Environment Canada, Ju1y 1974, 9pp.

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GEOPLOT (FOR 4138)

D/\TL' WiZrJ jTJ~ k:O,\i:'LET!( ~.:-~ l)!\Tr): APRIL, 1975

/\UrJ i'Jr~,; GUS PIVA

OrZG/\i~IZf\ TION: MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL DATA SERVICE BRANCH

JNQUl!(iES SHOUU) Lot: DIRLCILD TO:

f'..J!\ML DIRECTOR, MEDSORGA~~!Z!\ n()[,I: DEPT. OF FISHERIES AND OCEANSADDRCSS: 240 SPARKS STREET, OTTAWA, CANADA

DE')CRWTJON 0; 'I/Hf, T THE l'l<OGPj\M rX'1ES:

This is a plot program which creates a map of the world or a map of a

selected area of the world in a variety of projections. Optionally data

and/or line segments specified input files are displayed on the map., •,Olij~CJ~ COMPUTE1~: CDC CYBER 74 OL\JLC,' COJ\Ij['UTL:!~: CDC CYBER 74

i,',:::Ai(\iY 51::-.1::: j:F:~t;l1ZED: 30,800 words.

PHOCRi',,"v: \':1:\J(; LA)\!(;Uj\Cr:::PERIP, !i'T"j'.L E(~U1PI\U:J'n:

FORTRANTape Drive, Ca1comp Plotter

Source program on magnetic tape and source listing

15 f\f\! OI-):,[:C1' PF~'-)'~;R!\C\ii LIST AV/\IL/\bLE? NO

f)()CU:','!Lrn/::'ICA~ /\CCO{l-HJA!'~Y l ..,~C /'1 CO!:IY 0:-; -;HF. F:~,OCR/\iv!:

User manual including file definitions.

To create maps the program must be run with a digital map file in DIGITWORLD format.

l"t:.\I,.}C~(~I-:.' I~~·!\' L";~ i~~Jj>LJ.(:J\·f~.~';>:·,1>i r:\i·~i(··~: /\ t.l.s'~~~ \Vlt.i~ l-'l:"~r) I-;'iJr~·t·;-;r.l( lf',~r·~C)r:.{\'~/\T~\.-)i\~

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PROClU\h TlTLE Oi<.. ['-J,\:\·IL CONMAP

D/\TF WP,lTrt:'N (C::Di\/JrLl~TION0;\TE): JANUARY 1976

/\UlllO;~: J. TAYLOR

OR.G/\NIZA IION: ~~RINE ENVIRONMENTAL DATA SERVICE BRANCH

INQumlf..'S SHOULD ßE DIRECTED TO:

N/\t\~E: DIRECTOR,OkGr-;J\!T;".I\TION~ MEDS.A.DCr:~E.sS: 240 SPARKS ST., 7th FLOOR, OTTAWA, ONTARIO' CANAnA

DFSCRIPTION OF WH!\ T Ti·;E PKOGlU,M DOES:

Contour plot of a given oceanographic cariable over a specified region of the

surface of the globe. A background coastline map is drawn. and the data may be

~ marked and labeled individually or in clpmps.

SOURCE COMPUTER: CYBER 74

FORTRANCALCOMP PLOTTER·

Oß]L::C r COr,jpUTER: CYBER 74iIJ.EMOJ' Y :iIZE REQUIRr:C: 45.000 sixty

bit words.

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1S AN Oß:i: \.~T r;:ZOCR;\M LIST A \'/\IL/\ßLE? YES

!)0CUt,;;-':'f'n J\TJ)N ACCOMPf\NYING A CüPY OF THE PROGH./\M:MEDS Technica1 notes 12. 7 and 27 .

NONE

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Mailing costs, Mag tape for program. Mag tape for da ta files;

!)II\L)()(~:?,\'\):'r' u l:;- F::;\:')~/\TlOr-·;S lf·! \/j·;k-:j·!.'\ US':R WILL f!I'~D rU'<"TiIE)~ rr-'.jFORl'vi!\TI(;!'~

C)j'; '} J li~ :':;·:()l·.;':.-'\>·: ()t:. i~i~j\:·\~j_lL.FS{ r) r.~-, lJ.s!:.~

MEDS technical notes 12, 7 and 27.

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'i'1'! LC U'':' N!\~,T,; COMPUTER PLOTTING ROUTINES FOR THE BAY OF FUNDY TIDALPOWER PROJECT TECR. REP. U 5.

hUTl UR; J.R. KEELEY

MARINE ENVIRONMENTAL DATA SERVICE

DIRECTOR

Ol~G f\I,!j~'.. ', '; !t"')".!:MJ l~)}~ I ~,,):.i:

MEDS, Dept. of Fisheries ~~d Oceans240 Sparks St., Ottawa, Ontario

lCANADA

1)[5U'~E"'l;r)['-: ~.';~ \'/; ii\T Tl':!:' F'r~oc RAf.'. :,;~):':'S;

The technical report contains source listings, dO~llmentation and sample outputs of

the plotting routines written to display the results of a numerical model of the

Bay of Fundy. The bulk of the report deals with a simple contouring program. The •~

remainder consists of several small programs needed for specific data

representation.

CDC CYBER 74 O ''''',:,'''T Ct---'''l'lli ";:1)' CDC CYBER 74I.)J~~~..,~ _\.... l\. ,J.L'~

MI:jAO~<Y .lZE R;'.:.QUll'ED: MAX ~ 130,000

PR, /: ,</\ ;.; \fJ 1j,!(, L/\ t.!~~ UI\C[;l)r.J..: I! ~1-j; ~i ~/, ;_. }~(~ lili ~ t'/i L~r'~ 1~:

FORTRANMAGNETIC TAPE, CALCOMP PLOTTER, PRINTER

Listing only~

Yes, instruction manual, smaple listings and output, descriptions of program

variables, all in english or french.

NONE •NONE

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lCES Computer Program Inventory

PROGRAM TITLE: Storage system of sea-level data (1 programs)

DATE: July 1911

AUTHOR: Kimmo Kabma

ORGANIZATION: Institute of Marine Research, Finland

INQUIRIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO:

ADDRESS:

Kimmo Kahma

Institute of Marine ResearchPO BOX 166SF-00141 Helsinki 14, Finland

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DESCRIPTION: The pack contains 1 programs which create sea-level datafiles, check for errors, transform the sea-level datafrom one leveling system to another and produces severaltypes of listings

SOURCE COMPUTER: HP~2lMX, DOS 111 operating system

MEMORY REQUIRED: 32 K words

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE: Fortran IV

PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT: . liisk, printer, tape reader

FORM IN WHICH THE PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE: Listing, mag. tape,paper tape

IS AN OBJECT PROGRAM LIST AVAlLABLE? no

DOCUMENTATION: user manual

LANGUAGE: Finnish, an English version will be prepared on request

RESTRICTIONS: none

COSTS: mailing costs, mag. tape

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ICES Computer Program Inventory

PROGRAM TITLE: Deformation (Pack of 4 programs)

DATE: 1979-02-01

AUTHOR: Matti Leppäranta

ORGANIZATION: Institute of Marine Research, Finland

INQUIRIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO: YJatti Leppäranta

ADDRESS: Institute of Marine ResearchPO :BOX 166SF-00141 Helsinki 14Finland

DESCRIPTION: The pack has been initially programmed for sea ice fielddeformation analysis (two-dimensional) and it is applicable for any geophysical material.

The input data consists of time-series of spatial displacements of arbitrary number of e.g. radar reflectors, reflectorprisms. The programs first smooth the time-series and thenestimate through linear regression the 1st and 2nd ordercoefficients of the Taylor-polynomial of rate of deformationgradient.

The output list consists of time-series rate of deformationgradient, strain-rate tensor, strain-rate invariants andprincipal axis form, vorticity, divergence of rate of deformation and divergence of strain-rate.

SOURCE COMPUTER: HP-2lMX, DOS 111 operating system


PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE: Fortran IV

PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT: disk, printer, tape reader

FORM IN WHICH THE PROGRAM IS AVAILA:BLE FOR EXCHANGE: listing, mag. tape,paper tape

IS AN O:BJECT PROGRAM LIST AVAILA:BLE? no

DOCUMENTATION: user manual

LANGUAGE: Finnish, an English version will be prepared on request

RESTRICTIONS: none

COSTS: mailing costs, mag. tape

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France

Bureau National des Donnees Oceaniques, Brest

"Catalogue des logiciels d'applications concernant lesdonnees oceaniques",issued in May 1977, contains in thesection "Oceanographie Physique" description of programmesfor processing the following types of data:

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Hydrologie profonde classiqueBathythermieBathysonde STD, CTDClimatologieMesures au point fixe (courants»

thermistances, ••• )Mesures en route (physique)Programmes GATEDivers programmes exterieurs en Physique

1\Interet general:

" ....Regroupe des chaines d'interet generalen Physique, adaptees sur differentsformats BNDO ou formats internes(SAUVSTA, FICPAR, ••• ).

Apply to:Bureau National des Donnees OceaniquesBo1te Postale 33729273 Brest CedexFrance

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Program title or name~ WWKL / NSTAT

Date written: 1974, revised in 1976

Author: E. Bouws

Organization: K.N.M.I.

Inquiries should be directed to:

name: E" Bouws

organization: KeN.MeI.

address: De Bilt

Description of what the program does:Wave and wind data of a three months period are sorted and processed to yie1d frequency distributions of occurrence of waveheight and period , .and wind directionand velocity, and .severa1combinations between them, and wave height durations. Outputis stored on disk-pack for further processing.

Source computer: Burroughs - B-6700

Object computer:

Memory size required: 27000 bytes (8 bit) (object file on disk)

Programming language: Algol (Burroughs type)

Periphera1 equipment: disk-pack, punch cards

Form in which the program i8 ~.~ .. able for exchange:print, and source file on disk (card deck can be copiedfrom it)

Is an object program list availab1e: no

Documentation accompanying a copy of the program:Not yet comp1etedLanguage of the supporting documentation: Dutch

Restrietions on use of the program: no

Costs asscciated with acquiring a copy of the program:

costs of reproduction (magn.tape or cards)

Bibliography of publications in which a user will find furtherinformation on the program or examples of its use:

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Program title or name: Stroprog

Date written: 1975

Author: H.W o Riepma

Organization: KoN.M.lo

Inquiries should be directed to:

name: H.W. Riepma

organization: KeNeM.lo

address: De Bilt

Description of what the program does:According to this program raw current meter data will beprocessed. Some tests will be applied to the data, depending on choice.

Source computer: Burroughs B 6700

Object computer:

Memory size required:unknown (program~ 2300 cards)

Programming language: Algol

Peripheral equipment:line printer, magn.tape, disk, cards

Form in which the program is available for exchange: print

Is an object program list available: no

Documentation accompanying a copy of the program:See below, bibliographyLanguage of the supporting doeumentation: English'

Restrictions on use of the program: no

Costs associated with acquiring a copy of the program:

cost of reproduction

Bibliography of publieations in which a user will find furtherinformation on the program or examp1es of its use:

. G.J. Prangsma: "On the automatie handling of data obtained fromrecording current meters". K.N.M.I. weten

schappe1ijk rapport WR 75-13, De Bi1t 1975.

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Program tltle-or name: WASP / REGI

Date written: 1976

Author: P~ KrusemanOrganlza-::i:;n: K.lT.M.I.

Inquiries shculd be directed to:

nane: E.. Bouwsorganization: KelT.M.I.address: De Bilt

Deserlpticr. cf what the program does:Time ser~es on different data carriers (e.g. punch papertape of different kinds or 9-track 800 BPI magnetic tape)are proeessed applying fast-Fourier transform; outputconsists of a wave spectrum and spectral parameters, andwave statistics; time series are stored on disk-pack.

Source computer:

Object compu"!;er:

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)Burroughs B 6700

Memory size required:120,000 bytes (8 bit) (object file length on disk)

Programming language: Algol (Burroughs-type)

Peripheral equipment:disk-pack, magnetic tape, cards (paper tape co~verted to

mag. tape)

Form in which the program is available for exchange:print, and source file on disk (card deck ean be copied

from it)

Is an object program list available? no

Documentation acccmpanying a copy of the program:program description and manual (internal note) (unpublished)

Language of ~he supporting documentation: Dutch

Restrietions on use of the program: no

Costs assoC':ia ted w.i th acquiring a copy of the program:costs of reproduc~ion (mag. tape, punch cards)

Bibliography of publl~atiorß in which the user will find furtherinformation on rhe program or examples of its use:

on ~he applied FFT:ReC .. Singleton: "AE~,gorithm for computin,g the mixed radix FFT(Fortran) (our Algo: program is a direct translation of thisFortran program).. In: IEEE-Trans. AU-17 (1969) pp. 93-103.

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Norway

16 programmes are reported on the following pages.

Furthermore, the following relevant publications issued by the Norwegian Oceanographic Data Centre (NOD)have been noted:

"Str0.:nmalingsprogram:mer for UNIVAC 1100 serien".-- NOD Publication No.2 (April 1974)

"To programmer for plotting av hydrografiske vertikalsnitt: SECTN/KDS-HR og SNITT/HR".-- NOD Publication No.ll (April 1976) (With2 Addenda giving complete program listingof SECTN/KDS-HR and SNITT/HR, respectively).

"Sortering og lagring av oseanografiske maledataved NOD. Programbeskrive"lse" by 0yvin Strand.-- NOD Publication No.14 (May 1976)

For the above 3 publications apply to:

Norsk Oseanografisk DatasenterFiskeridirektoratets HavforskningsinstituttPostboks 1870-725011 Bergen/NordnesNorge

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leES Computer Progr~m Inventory

PHOGPJ\I1 'l'I'l'LE On. NA~m: JETNIX (Hixing and entrainment of turbulent jetinto stratified ambient environment.),

DATE WRITTEN (COMPLETION DATE): 1973 01

AU'J."llOI~: Birger Bjcrkeng (NIVA) and Aage Lesj~ (Computas AIS', Oslo)

ORGAI-lI Zl\.TION: Norwegian Institute for Hater Research (NIVA)

INQUIRTES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO:

NP.NE: Program library

ORGANI ?, 1\.'1'1ON : NIVA

ADDRESS: Norwegian Institute for Hater Research

Postbox 333, Blindern - Oslo 3

Phone (02) 23 52 80

DESCRIP'l'lON OF UHA'l' TEE PROGRlIH DOES:(Prefcr~!blv in Englisfl and lcss than 2 50 T~lords; wha t computationsare made, ~orrnulas uscd, special input/output formats, final product.)Description: A set of ordinary differential equations, derived by Fan & Brooks,1969, based on continuity and similarity principles, is solved stepwise along jetaxis with automatie accuracy control. Coordinates, width, dilution, ambient densityand velocity is printed for chosen steplength along' jet-axis" Neutral depth(entraillment depth) anti extremal depth is given out. Summary tables may be printedafter several calculations.

Input: Constants, discharge data for jet, density profiles. 1 set of constantsup to 100 density profiles may be saved on files.

Remarks: Extremal dcpth is calculated a) directly by differential equations.b)--by neglecting friction and mixing after neutral depth.

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SOUHCE CO:':PLjli'r~;~: UNIVAC 1l0B15

OBJEC'l' .corWU'.l.'ER:. UNIVAC 1108

I1Er.10RY HEQUIRED: 18 K

PHOGW\i·HUlJG Lj\NGUAGE: Fortran IV

PEHIPllERAL EQUIPHEN'I': (Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

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FORN IN vm1CII THE PROGRAt·l IS AVA1Ll\BLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

15 I\N OBJECT PROGRAH LIST AV1\1LABLE?

Doem IE:>J'l'A'j'ION li.CCO:-1PI~l.JYING 1'. COPY OF 'l'Hi:.; PEOGRA~l:

(Plow chart, userls instruction manual, sampIe input/output,detailed program write-up?)

1,ANGUAGE OF TiiE SUPPORTING Docm-iEWfATION?(English, French, or other?)

H.ES'l'rnCTIONS mJ USE OF TaE PROGi~..;\JI:(No restrictions, ~/j;1cJ.V not be citcd in publica.tions with/\'lithoutcredit, mr::;:jmay not be exchanged further by thc receiving institution,copyright restrictions?}

COSTS A5S0C1ATED HI'I'1I ACQU1RING A COPY OF THE PROGRl\.H:(Wo costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or card costs,fixed purehase price, cost of computer time for producing listings?)

Purehase pricc - subject to discussion

DInLrOGRl\.PIlY OF I'UBLICi\'I'IONS IN ~'mICH A USER WILL FIND PUl~'I'IlER

INFOHi-.l:'I.'l.'IOH ON TEE I:ROGRl\H OR EXl\!-1PLES 01" 1'1'8 USE:

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lCES Computer Program lnventory

PROGRAM TITLE OR NAHE: WAVEPROG

DATE WRITTEN (COMPLETION DATE):

AUTHOR: O. Haug

•ORGANlZATlON: Det Norske Meteorologiske Institutt

INQUlRlES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO:

NAME:

ORGANIZATION: Det Norske Meteoro10giske Institutt

ADDRESS: Blindern, Os10 3

DESCRIPTlON OF HHAT THE PROGRAM DOES:(Preferably in English and less than 250 words; what computationsare made, formulas used, special input/output formats, final product.)

Input from punched cards of sea level pressure in gridpoints

(23x23) For every 6 hours in se ries of arbitrary lenqth.

Computation of sign. wave height, min/max/mean periods, and wind

direction/force.

Output on printer of computed quantities in gridpoint format.

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SOURCE COMPUTER: Nord - 517

OBJECT CO~WUTER:Any computer withfortran Iv compiJer


PROGRA~1ING LANGUAGE:

PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT:

FORTRAN

(Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

printer

FORM IN \'JHICH THE PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

listing

IS AN OBJECT PROGRAM LIST AVAILABLE? yes

DOCUHEN'l'A'l'ION ACCOMPANYING A COPY OF 'rH,t; l?ROGRAH:(Flow chart, user's instruction manual, sampIe input/output,detailed program write-up?)

'users instructions

LANGUAGE OF THE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION?(English, French, or other?)

English

REs'rRICTIONS OU USE OF TIIE PROGRAL'1:Oio restriotions, may/may not be cited in publications with/witRowtcredit, ~may not be exchanged further by the receiving institution,gQFyr1~h~ rQG~r1gtiQns7)Application for exchange should contain

a description of intented use of the program.

COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or card costs,fixed purchase price, cost of computer time for producing listings?)

No costs for listing and copy of users instructions.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLICATIONS IN WHICH A USER WILL FIND FURTHERINFORMATION ON THE PROGRAM OR EXAMPLES OF ITS USE:

Odd Haug: A numerical model for prediction of sea and swell.

Meteorologiske annaler, vol 5 no 4. 1968.

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lCES Computer Program Inventory

PROGRAM TITLE OR NAME: Tida1 prediction program "PREDDY"

DATE WRlTTEN (COMPLETION DATE): 21. September 1976

ORGANlZATlON:

AUTHOR: H. M0renskog

NORGES SJ0KARTVERK •INQUIRIES SHOULD BE DlRECTED TO:

NAME:

ORGANIZATION:

ADDRESS:

NORGES SJ0KARTVERK

K1ubbgt.1, STAVANGER, NORWAY

DESCRlPTlON OF WHAT THE PROGRAM DOES:(Preferab1y in Eng1ish and less than 250 words; what computationsare made, formulas used, special input/output formats, final product. )This program calculates time and heights for high and low watersduring a ca1endar year with respect to certain ports or tidalstations. Usua11y it gives predicted values for producing tidetab1es a few years in advance. - The system used refers to U.S.method. A description of this is given in

THE INTERNATIONAL HYDROGRAPHIe REVIEW, vo1.XLII(1),95-103 (1965).TIDE AND TIDAL CURRENT PREDICTION BY HIGH SPEED DIGITAL COMPUTER.

A modified version of the chief program produces hour1y heightsor some other equidistant form, if so wanted.

For additional information see p.16.

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ICESComputer Program Inventory

PROGRAM TITLE OR NAME: Current program "STR0MBEREGNING"

DATE WRITTEN (COMPLETION DATE): 17.March 1976

AUTHOR: H. M0renskog

ORGANIZATION: NORGES SJ0KARTVERK

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INQUIRIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO:

NAME:

ORGANIZATION: NORGES SJ0KARTVERK

ADDRESS: . Klubbgt.l, STAVANGER, NORWAY

DESCRIPTION OF WHAT THE PROGRAM DOES:(Preferably in English and less than 250 words; what computationsare made, formulas used, special input/output formats, final product.)This program relates series of current observations to times ofhigh water at a suitable reference port in order to preserve themost representative values for further use. After having listed,tested and corrected, converted and listed again the pack of data,

. the program decomposes and forms local mean or interpolated valuesfor every hour from 6 hour before to 6 hour after the high water inthe reference port. This is done for every high water, and a restcurrent value is also formed as a sliding mean over 25 hours. Thengeneral means are calculated "vertically" over groups of preferably57 high waters or periods equivalent to one lunation (29 days).

Recomposed values with standard deviation form the final resultof the current program.

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SOURCE COMPUTER: IBM 370

Tidal prediction program "PREDDY"

OBJECT COMPUTER: IBM 370

MEMORY REQUIRED: Less than56K bytes

11 Current program "STR0MBEREGNING"

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE: FORTRAN IV

" " Less than5l2K bytes

PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT: (Plotter, tape units, printer etc.)Tape unit, printer, punch.

FORM IN WHICH THE PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

Listing, cards, paper tape, magnetic tape. ttIS AN OBJECT PROGRAM LIST AVAILABLE? Yes.

DOCUMENTATION ACCOMPANYING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(Flow chart, user's instruction manual, sampIe input/output,detailed program write-up?)

SampIe input/output.

LANGUAGE OF THE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION? English and Norwegian.(English, French, or other?)

RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF THE PROGRAM:(No restriction~may/may not be cited in publications with/withoutcredit, may/may not be exchanged further by the receiving insti- ..tution, copyright restrictions?)

All rights reserved. Use of the program by unauthorized personsis prohibited.

COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or cardcosts, fixed purchase price, cost of computer time for producinglistings?)

Producing and mailing costs of copies.


There are none.

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PROGnl,~I r:i1ITLE OR NAHE: DATSYS (Freeform proccssing of input duta - with datastructure set up by user - and ~toring of the data

DATE WRITTEN (COMPLETION DATE): 1975 10 01

AUTHOR: Birger Bjerkeng, NIVA'

ORGANIZ1'l.'fION: Norwegian Institute for Hater Research

INQ~IRIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED Ta:

Nr.~·!E : Program library

ORGANIZI\.TION: NIVA

ADDRESS: Norwegian Institute for \-later Research

Postbox 333, Blindern - Os10 3

Phone (02) 23 52 80

DESCRIPTION OF l}HAT THE PROGRAt·1 DOES:(Prefcrably in English and less than 250 words~ what comoutationsare made, formulas used, special input/output formats, final product.)The program reads data as symbo1ic input in free format, processes them and printsout prirnary presentations for proof-reading and reporting.Data is structured in records, each storing a param~ter set. The records are sorte~

by a set of idcntificator va1ues contained within the record. A set of records isgrouped under a master.record, which contains additional identificators and datacomrnon to the group. .Lengthand content of masterrecord anddatarecord, and ru1es for input and print,are given by user as symbolic description. The program contains automatie errorchecking fc,lt:ures, some activated by user at choice., New parameters may becalculatcd from inputdata and added to records by exchangeable set of functions.The data arG stored on a simple database for later rctrieval.Applications: One application is for data from oceanographic stations with severalmeasuring depths. One datarecord contains all parameter va lues for one sampie(one dcpth). Nasterrecord contains station identification, 'time, and surfaceobservations.

sOlme: ; CO~;]>U'L'!;;~: UNIVAC 1108

From 1978 01 01 also NORD-10

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OD,:;ECT CO: i?UTEH.: UNIVAC 1108

From 1978 01 01 also NORD-10HmlORY HEQUIRED:

PHOGRhl,iilING LANGUl\GE: Fortran V

data-base initiation:data-processing

31 K words48 K words

PER1PEER1\.L EQUIPBEH'r: (Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

FORM IN mIlCH 'l'HE PROGP.Ai,l lS AVAILl\I3LE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, pub].ic~tion, listing, paper tape, magnetj.c tape?)

1S AU OBJECT PROGEhr,'l LIS'r AVAILABLE?

DOCUIIE1'!'j'A'i'ION l\.CCO;:·a)A~~·YING II COPY OI~ TUE PHOGRlHl:(Flo'Jl chart, uSE=r' s j ns truc t:. ion manual, siln\ple inpu t/output,detailed program ~rite-up?)

User's instruction manual will be prepared in 1977.

LANGU?GE OF 'rHE SUPPORTJNG DOCUHEN'fA'frOn?(English, Frcnch, or other?)

Norwegia.n

RESl'IUC'i'IONS Ql'J USE 01" TEl:: PROGR!\I'·l:(No rcstrictions, ~/i\"\.'lY not be cited in publicutions with/t,vithoutcredit, ~/may not be exchanqcd further bv the receiving institution,copyright. restrictions?)

COSTS l\SSOCINI'ED \'lI'l'H ACQUrRIi~G A COPY OF TIIE PROGRl\,t.1:(No casts, shipping or m.'liling cast, tape publication, or card costs,fixed purehase pricc, cost of computer time for producing listings?)

Purehase price - subject to discussion

BIßLIOGIV\PHY OF PU13LICNfrONS IN vJIIICH A USER HII,L FIND FURTIIERINFOI<J.it\TION Oi'! TIIE PI~OGHM·l OR EXt\t-H)LI~SOF 1'1'8 USE:

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Pr0s-;r;:lrtl :rnv(~ntory

PROGRAH TI'J'LE Of< t-!AHE: KLI~ITAB (Tabulates c1imatic observations inc1udedca1cu1ated mean va1ues)


AUTIlOH: H. Kvaase) Norwcgian Computer Center and Terj e Hopen) NIVA

01{GI~lnZi\TION: Norwegian Institute for l~ater Research (NIVA)

INQUIHIES SHOULD BE DIEECTED TO:

NAUE: Program library

OH.GANI ZA'rIOrJ: NIVA

ADDRESS: Norwegian Institute for Water Research

Postbox 333) Blindern Os10 3

Phone (02) 23 5280

DESCRIP'l'ION OF HIIAT TEE PHOGRAH DOES: .(Prefernbly in English and lcss than 250 words; what computationsare madc, 'formulas used, special input/output formats, final product.)Input: Magnetic data tape containing the different climatic parameters (seeNIVA program no 69, Consto!MI).Output: The program can at present producc 16 different tables including originalobservations, dayly and weekly means. (Regular and sliding means).

[;OUnCE CO:·ll'UTI;;(: UNIVAC 1110

FrOlll 1978 01 01 also NORD-lO

PROGRl~r1rUNG Ll\NGUAGE: FORTRAN V

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OBJEC'l' COm:'UTEf~: UNIVAC 1110

From 1978 01 01 also NORD-lONEllORY HEQUIRED: 10 K words

PERIPlIERAI. EQU1PHEWr:

1 tape 1 disk

..(Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

FOI<JI1 IN \'lEICH 'l'HE PROGRl~H 15 AVA1Ll\.BLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

15 l\.N OB,lECT PROGHA!'1 LIST l\.VAILABLE?

DOCUl'lElü'l\.'fION 1'.CCOl>IPliNYING 1'. COPY OI:' 'l'iiE PfWGRc,\!'1:(FloH chart, user's instruct.ion mallULl.l, sampie input/output,detailcd progrQffi writc-up?)

LAr~GUi\Gr:: OF THE SUPPORTING DOCUHENTATION?(Enqlish, French, or ot:hcr?)

Norwegian

RESTRICTJONS mJ USE OF ']'lIE PHOGR1\I'1:'~.. .' t' / t b . -I- l' , l' t' . th/ · .... h ....\1~0 rcscr1.C J.on8, ~ i71C1V no e C.l ...eCln DUI) lca lons vll ,\"1L. ,014e-.credit, ~/may not be excht:tnged further by thc receiving institution,copyr: i<]1. t restrietions?).

COSTS ASSOCIl\.'I'En' \HTII ACQUIHING A COPY OF 'I'HE PROGRl\.N:(No costs, shipping or mniljng cost, tape publication, or card casts,fixed purchase price, cast of computer time for producing listings?)Purehase price - subject to discussion

BIDLJOGl~\PlIY OF PUBLICl\'l'I0HS IN \·mICII A USER UILIJ FIND FURTIIERINfOru·~~'I'ION ON 'J'I!E PHOG!ll\H OR EX;'\i'IPLES 01" 1'1'S USE:

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PROGHl\H 'l'ITLI·: OH Nj\NE: CONSTO/HI (Convertion and storage of climatic datafrom Thc Norwegian Meteoro10gica1 Institute)


Au'rnOR: O.H. Tjugen, Norwegian Computer Center and Terje Hopen, NIVA

OHGAIUZATION: Norwegian Institute for Water Research (NIVA)

INQUIIUES

NAHE:

SHOULD ~.m DIREerrED '1'0:

Program 1ibrary

ORGIl.lU ZNl'ION : NIVA

ADDRESS: Norwegian Institute for l~ater Research

Postbox 333, Blindern Os10 3

Phone (02) 23 52 80

DEscrnPTION OF UHAT rrHE PROGP-JI..r.1 DOES: .(prc~c~ably in English and lcss than 250 words; what computationsare made, formulas used, special input/output formats, final product.)Climatic data from The Norwegian Heteoro1ogica1 Institute are avai1able foroutside users on magnetic tapes produced by a Nord 10 computer.

Thc program reads thc Nord-produced tape, converts the data and rewrite them on aUuivac-compatib1e magnetic tape.

From the original material containing about 20 parameters NIVA extracts. 16.

Thc basic item for retrieva1 from the NIVA tape is one record - identified bystation and day - containing all parameters.

SOURCE CO~·l!.'tJ'I'I~;(: UNIVAC 1110

Pl\OGW\!,1tlI'NG Lj\NGUI,GE: Fortran V

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OBJEC'l' COi,1PU'l'E!~: UNrVAC 1110

l1EMORY REQUIHED:

PETUPIlEHlü.. EQUIPI·1'CNT: (Plottcr, tape uni ts, pr inter, etc.)

1 tape 1 disk

FOH.M· IN ",HICH 'l'HE PROGRAH 15 l\VAILl\J3LE FOn E>:CHhNGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, rnagnctic tape?)

15 An OBJEC'l' PROGRi\t·l LIST AVAILl\BLE?

DOCUI1l:i,'1'A'l'IOlJ j\CCo;·;Plü-JYING lo. COPY OF 'j'Iü':; PHOGRMl:(Flow chart, user's instruction manual, sampIe input/output,dctailed program writc-up?)

LANGUAGE OP TUE SUPPORTING DOCU~mNTATION?

(Enqlish, Frcnch, er other?)Norwegian

RES'l.'RIC1'IONS OI-J USE OF TIIE PROGRAH:(No r8strict.i..ens, rffi~/i'.1ay not bc citec1 in Dublications r.Üth/;..,ithoutergeH t I ~/may not. bc exchanged further bv thc recciving ir~st i tution ,copyr.i..ght restr~ctions?l

cos'rs l\SSOCIA'l'ED' \HTH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGAAN:(No costs, shipping or mailing cast, tape publication, or card costs,fixcd purehase pricc, cast of computer time for producing listings?)


BIBLTOGRAl-"HY OF l'UBI,ICATIONS IN \'lHICH l\.' USER HILL rIND FURl'IIERINFOm'u\'l'ION O~~ TIlE PHOGR..I.f.! OR EXJ\t-ll?LB5 OF 1'1'5 USE:

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PHOG1U\!"l TI'rLE OR NJI.HE: DIAPLOT 58 (Plotting of two-dimensionnl diagrams)


AU'1'I10n: Ralf Borgerud and Jan Kjell Nygärd

ORGl\!UZl'l.'i'ION : Norwegian Institute for Hater Research (NIVA)

INQUIHIES ShOULD BE DI~EC'l'ED Ta:

NAI'jS: Program library

ORGi\iH ZATION: NIVA

ADDRESS: Norwegian Institute for '-later Research'


Phone (02) 23 52 80

DESCnIPT::LON OF' l'JHNl' 'l'HE PROGH}\H DOES:(Prefcrablv in English and less than 250 words; what computati.onsare made, ~ormul~s used, special input/output formats, final product,)Caleulatcs and draws two-dimensional diagrams. Several (optional) parameters eanbe set up along the Y-axis. The parameters may be of different kinds - as forexamplc eonsentration data or masstransport data. T4e X-axis may represent forexample time or length. Layout is somewhat changeable. Scaling may be preset orautomaticly computed.'Six editions of tbe program are operative at present. Examples: A is a standardwith selectable time-scaling of the X-axis. B is a standard with selectable varyingdistances between the tickll:arks along the X-axis, C is a special version whichfrom a givcn time per iod extracts and draws minimum. mean and maximum va lues ofthe various parameters, E is aversion where each of the axis are representingone parameter, and eacll pair of corresponding values is plotted as a point.Input: Dato is submitted by a subroutine which easily can be fitted to theindividual data-sources.

SOL'i(CE CO:·:PUTI..:R: UNIVAC 1100

From 1978 01 01 also NORD-la

PROGEAI·1CHNG Ll~NGUl\.GE: Fortran IV

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OBJEC'!' conpUT:~f{: UNIVAC 1100From 1978 01 01· also NORD-la

MEMOHY .REQUIrCD: 20-60 K words

PEHIPHER.t\L EQUIPI'1BN'f: (Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)Plotter + magnetic or paper tape

FOHH IN \'JHICH 'l'IIE PIWGRAJl IS l\VAILh,BLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

IS AN OBJEC'l' PROGRAH LIS'r AVAILi\BLE?

naeUi mN'l'NCIOl'J i\CCOi:"lPl\UYING A COPY OF THE PHOGRi"\l'1:(F]m·; chart, user I s ins truction manual, sample input/output,detailed program write-up?)

Ll~NGü,\GE OF 'fIlE SU?POH'l'ING DOCUNENTNfION?(English, French, 01' ether?)

RES'l'IUCTIONS OU USE Of' TlIL: PROGRi"\r'l:{No restrictions, Jllm!/i,W.y not be ci ted in publication S wi th/wi tLoutcrcdit, ~/may not be exchanqed further by the receivinq institution,copyright restrietions?}

COS'l.'S ASSOCIA'l'ED HITH ACQUIRING l .... COpy OF TIIE PROGRAM:(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or card costs,fixed pUrCll2.Se price, cost of computer time for producing listings?)Purehase priee - subject to dtseussion

BIBLIOGRl\PHY OF PUBLICl\TIONS IN \'JIIICII 11. USEH WILL FIND FUHTIIERINFOW·JATION ON TIIE i>ROGRl\I>l OR EXA;'lPLES or' 1'1'5 USE:

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PROGRJI.H TITLE OR NI\nE: ISOPLOT RA (To draw a contour-map for a set of da tafrom mcasurement points randomly situated inside agiven area.


l\U'l'HOR; Rolf Borgerud~ Computas A/S t Oslo

OH.Gl\lUZl\.'i.'ION: Norwegian Institute for H'ater Research

INOUIRIES SHOULD BE DIr"{l;CTED TO:

Nl.r·1E: Program library

ORGl\1HZNl'IOH: NIVA



Phone (02) 23 52 80

DI:SCRIP'l'ION OF HIlA'J' 'l'HE PROGRAI·l DOES:(Prcrcrably in English and less tha:1 250 vlOrds; what computationsare made, formulas uscd, special input/output formats, final product.)

Method: The method is based on linear interpolation. The area is divided intoadjacentrectangles which determine a grid. The interpolation is made on a polygonalsurface which approximates the ideal surface. The number of plane surface elementschosen that constitute the polygonal surface decides the smoothness of theapproxixr.ation.

Features: The concept of "dead zone" is introduced in order to eliIdnate automatically those parts of the area which are not relevant. It is also possible toapproximate any physical border of the area xranually by means of elements of ther,rid. The oscillations usually encountered in contourmappir-g alcng the boundariescf the area are suppressed.

Lind tation: Basically there is no 1i.mitations Vv'i. th regard to number of measurementstations accepted or grid and polygon surface complexity. For practical reasons,the irr.plemented version is dimensioned to 200 measurement stations. The grid islimited to 3D columns and 50 rows. The number·of intersections between adjacentnlnne surface elements of the polygonal surface is preset to 300.

"0" pe",' CO' ~')l"n;·l). .oJ U" .~. ,'" )1 ...... UNIVAC 1110

From 1978 01 01 also NORD-lO

PROGRAI1~HNG LANGUAGE: Fortran IV

30OB,J'ECT CO!'lPU'l'EH: UNIVAC 1110

Prom 1978 01 01 also NORD-10

W::r'lORY HEOUIRED: 12 K words forinstruction bank13 K words fordata bank

PElnPIIERl~L EQUIPWmT: (Plotter, tape uni ts, printer, etc.)

Fom·1 IN \'lHICH TUB PROGRAH 1S AVAIL1\BLE FOR EXCHl\HGE:(Cards, p~blication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

IS AN OBJECT PROGRAt:I LIST AVl\ILABLE?

DOCUI18l'!'l'A'l'ION l\.CCO:1Pl~HYING 1'. COPY 01" 'l'iii:; PROGRMI:(Flow chart, uscr's instruction manual, sample input/output,detailed program write-up?)

LANGUAGE OP THE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATIdN?(English, French, or other?)

!n-:STIUCTIONS m~ USE OF Tal:: PROGR1\I'.I:(No rcstrictions~ ~/way not be cited in publications with/without~redit, ~/may not be exchanged further by the receiving institution,copyright restrictions?) -

COSTS ASSOCIATED' HITH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRJ'I.H:(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or card costs,fixed purchase price, cost of computer time for producing listings?)


BI13LIOGRAPHY OF PU13LICATIONS IN mIlCH A USER ~\'ILL FIND FURTIIERINFORr·liVl'ION ON 'rlIE PROGHAi-l OR EXi\f-lPLES 010' I'l'S USE:

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PROGRAJ1 'l'ITLE OR NI\ME: ISOPLOT GR (To draw a contour-map for a set of datafrom measurement points randomly situated along a setof parallel lines (measurement lines). '


AurrHOR: Rolf Borgerud, Computas Als. Oslo

ORG1\HIZNfION: Norwegian Institute for l.Jater Research (NIVA)

INOUIP-IES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO:

Program library

ORGANIZI~TION: NIVA

ADDRESS: Norwegian Institute for Hater Re'search

Postbox 333. Blindern - 0510 3

Phone (02) 23 52 80

DESCRIPTION OF HIIAT 'l'HE PROGRl\M DOES: ,(Prcferably in English and less than 250 words; what computationsare.~ade" formulas uscd, special input/output formats, final product.)

Method: The given ares. is covered by a grid, which is built fron the measurementlines (columns) and a set of chosen orthogonal lines (rows). Linear interpolationis performed separately along each coham to calculate nodes in the rectangulargrid. 1hen the grid is used as framework to draw level lines.

Feature: The concept of "dead zone" is introduced in order to eliminate autorratically those parts of the area which are not relevant. This feature mayaiso beused to blank parts of thearea manually according to specified input.

LimitationSI Rasically there is no lirritation with regard to the grid description.From a practical point of wiev, the number of measurement lines is preset to 350and the number of measurement points on each line is preset to 20. The correspondingnumber of rows of the grid is preset to 20.

SOUP-C:': CO~WU'.I'I:~~: UNIVAC 1110

From 1978 01 01 also NORD-lO

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ODJEC'l' CO!lPU'l'EH: UNIVAC 1110From 1~78 01 01 also NORD-lO

HEHORY HEQU1HED: 9 K words for .instruction bank,18 K words fordata bank

PROCRl'.!,·j~nNG Ll'..NCUl\GE:

PERIPllEML EQUIPI,lENT:

Fortran IV

(Plotter, tape units, printer, ete.)

FORM IN 'vHlClI 'l'He PROGRAH 15 AVAILl\BLE FOn EXCH1\NGE:(Cards, publieation, listing, pnper tape, ffiugnetic tape?)

IS AN OBJEC'r PROGRl\H LIST AVAILABLE?

DOCUI18N'l'A'flON l\.CCO~·n>Ai:-:YING 1\ COPY OF 'l'iiB PHOGRAH:(Flow chnrt, uscr's instruetion manual, sampIe input/output,detailed program write-up?)

L1\NGUi\GE OF TUE SUPPORTHJG DOCUNENTATION?(English, Frcneh, or other?)

I~E5'l'HICTIONS Qrj USE OF TlH:: PROGRJ\!'I:(No restrietions , ~b."\C1Y not be eited in publieations withhJithouteredit, ~/may not be exchanged further by the reeeiving institution,20pyriqht restrictions?l

COS'l'S ASSOCI.i\TED WI'l'H ACQUIRING A COPY OF TUE PROGRl\~l:

(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or eard eosts,fixed purehase pricc, cost of computer time for produeing listings?)


BIBLIOG1u\PIIY OF PUBLICi\TIONS IN ~'mICII A USER ~'1ILL FIND FUR'I'IIERINFORi-lNrrON ON TUE PROGHAH OR EXANPLES OI:' I'fS USE:

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rHOGRAtl 'rrPLE OR NAHE: BIOBASE (Data base. system for 'aquatic biologicaldata - designed for easy retrieval by various accesslines.


.AU'l'iIOR: Herman Gram and Jan Kj eU Nygärd

ORGANIZ1~TION: Norwegian Institute for \vater Research (NIVA)

INQUIRIES SHOULD BE Dlm::CTED TO:

NIlNE : Program library

ORGANIZNrIO:-1: NIVA



Phone (02)23 52. 80

DESCRIPTION OF. t-mAT THE PROGRAH DOES: .(Prefcrably in English and less than 250 words; what com~utatlon~

are made, formulas used, special input/output formats, flnal proauct.JThe system makes use of the Norwegian data base management systau SIBAS (originallydeveloped by the Central institute for industrial research). This system makes itpossible to store and handle different record types and complex relationships benlecnthema Retri.eval from the system may be performed by various access lines.To obtain easy communications between different user groups and betwecn user andsystem, a special nomenclatur system (based on the swedish RUBIN-principle) has beenimplemented. In this system each specie is denominated in threc different ways -by its universal latin name, by an universal code number and by a short letter codefreely choosen by euch institution.

SOUECE COl·iPU·.L'I;~: UNIVAC 1100

From 1978 01 01 also NORD-IO

PROGHAI·'iLHNG LANGUl\GE: Fortran IV

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OBIJEC'l' C01'lPU'l'ER:. UNIVAC 1100From 1978 01 01 also

l1EI\10RY HEQUIRED: NORD-IO

PERIPlIEML EQUIPHENT: (Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

FORH IN \'iHICH 'l'IIE PROGRAH IS AVAILl\BLE FOR EXCIIl\NGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

IS AN ODJECT PROGMH LIST AVAILABLE?

DOCUllEl'J'l'A'i'IOrI )\.CCO~~l'l\HYING fI& COPY OP 'i'ii~ PHOGRi-1H:(Flow chart, usor's instruction manual, sampie input/output,detailcd program write-up?)

Ll\NGUi\GE OP THE SUPPOR'l'ING DOCUNEN'rATION?(English, French, or other?)

Norwegian

RES'l'lUC'l'IONS mJ USE OF TUE PROGR11!'i:(No restrietions, ~/Qay not be cited in publications with/withoutcrcdit, ~r/rnay not be exchanged further by the receiving institution,copyright restrictions?l

COSTS ASSOCIA'l'ED \HTH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRAl-1:(Wo casts, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or ca~d casts,fixed purchase pricc, cost cf computer time for producing listings?)


BI13LIOGRl\PIIY OF P013LICNfrONS IN \'nIIClI A USER HILL FIND FUR'I'IIERINFORr-ii\'j'IO?J ON TlJE PROGHAi·l OR El:i,\r--IPLES OP ITS USE:

SUBHIS:CURPLO:PROVEC:TERH:

.DTSPLT:

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PROGRAH TlTLE OR NAHE: Storage system of current meter data

DATE WRITTEN (COMPLETION DATE):JANUAR -76 .

..AUTHOR: TOR JURGENSEN

ORGANlZATlON: River & Harbour lab. at the Technical Univ.

of Norway (VHL).

lNQUlRlES SHOULD BE DlRECTED TO:

NAME: BJ0RG REITE

ORGANlZATION: VHL

ADDRESS: 7034 TRONDHEIM - NTH

DESCRlPTlON OF vlHAT THE PROGRAH DOES:(Preferably in English and less than 250 words; what computationsare made, formulas used, special input/output formats, final product.)

The system contains the following programmes:

RRSPLT: 4 current roses and 2 current histograms (speed and direction) with drawings and statistics printed.3-dimensional histograms (scatter diagrams)Contin. drawing of speed and direction as function of time.

Progressive vector diagram.Mean temperatureContin. drawings of current on decomposed form .

SOURCE COHPUl'ER: OBJECT COHPUTER:

HEHORY REQUIRED:

PROG~1~lllING LANGUAGE: FORTRAN, ASSEMBLY

PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT: (Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

PLOTTER, MAG. TAPE, PAPER TAPE, PRINTER

FORN IN WHICl! THE PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

MAGNETIC TAPE

IS AN OBJECT PROGRAM LIST AVAILABLE? YES

DOCUHEN'l'ATION ACCOMPANYING A COPY OF 'rH!:; PHOGRAM:(FloVl chart, user' s instruction manual, sanlple input/output,detailed program write-up?)

FLOW CHART, SAMPLE INPUT LISTING, SAMPLE OUTPUT LISTING,USER'S INSTRUCTION MANUAL


Norwegian

RESTRICTIONS on USE 01" TEE PROGRi"\I'l:(No restrictions, may/rnay not be cited in publications with/withoutcredit, may/may not be exchanged further by the receiving institution,copyright restrictions?)

NONE

COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or card costs,fixed purchase price, cost of computer time for producing listings?)


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PROGRAM TlTLE OR NAME: NEPTUN

DATE WRITTEN (COMPLETION DATE): 1/10-77

AUTHOR: Per Ba1stad, Sigmund Hov Moen

Knut Torsethaugen

ORGANlZATlON:Runit , VHL

lNQUlRlES SHOULD BE DlRECTED TO:

NAME: Harald Krogstad

ORGANlZATlON: lKU

ADDRESS: Hakon Magnussons gt. 1 B 7000, Trondheim

DESCRlPTlON OF vJHAT THE PROGRAH DOES: .(preferably. in English and less than 250 words; what computatlonds t)are made, formulas used, special input/output formats, final pro uc .

NEPTUN analyses ocean waves consisting of time series. The analysis

consists of power spectrum calculations, zeroupcross-analyses, longterm statistics and a few other computations.

SOURCE COHPUrrER:UNIVAC 1100 series

PROGRA~1ING LANGUAGE: FORTRAN V

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OBJECT COMPUTER: UNIVAC 1100 series

'MEMORY REQUIRED: 57 K words

PERIPHERAL EQUIPHENT: (Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

tape units, printers, disks

FORM IN ~'lHICH THE PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

mag. tape

IS AN OBJECT PROGRAN LIST AVAILABLE?

no

DOCUHENTNi'ION ACCOMPANYING A COPY OF 'i'H.c; PHOGRAN:(Flow chart, user's instruction manual, sampIe input/output,detailed program write-up?)

user instructions manual


Norwegian

RESTRICTIONS on USE OF TEE PROGR.i\l'l:(No restrietions, may/may not be cited in publications with/withoutcredit, may/may not be exchanged further by the receiving institution,copyright restrietions?)

IKU own the program and determin the price .in

each case

COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(Na casts, shipping ar mailing cast, tape publicatian, or card costs,fixed purehase price, cost of computer time for producing listings?)


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PROGRAM TITLE OR NAME: CYCLONE

DATE WRITTEN (COMPLETION DATE): 1/11-77

AUTHOR: Pau1 Rusten

ORGANI ZATION : RUNIT

INQUIRIES ShOULD BE DIRECTED TO:

NAME: Per Arne Iversen

ORGANIZATION: RUNIT

ADDRESS: NTH, 7000, Trondheim

DESCRIPTION OF VJHAT THE PROGRAH DOES:(Preferably in English and less than 250 words; what comp~tations

are made, formulas used, speciaL input/output formats, final product.)

CYCLONE analyse wind measurements consistin~ of time series.

SOURCE COMPUTER:

UN1VAC 1100 series

PROGRAMI11NG LANGUAGE:FORTRAN V

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OBJECT COMPUTER:UN1VAC 1100 series

MEMORY REQU1RED:30 K words

PERIPHERAL EQU1PHENT: (Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

tape units, printers disks

FORM IN \vHICH THE PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

mag. tape

1S AN OBJECT PROGRAM LIST AVAILABLE?

no

DOCUIIENTA'i'ION l\.CCOMPANY1NG A COPY OF TUE PHOGRAM:(Flow chart, user's instruction manual, sampie input/output,detailed program write-up?) .

user manual

LANGUAGE OF THE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTAT10N?(English, French, or other?)

Norwegian'

RESTRICTIONS mj USE OF TUE PROGRAI'I:(No restrictions. may/may not be cited in publications with/withoutcredit, may/may not be exchanged further by the receiving institution,copyright restrictions?)

not yet determind.

COSTS ASSOCIATED W1TH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or card costs,fixed purchase price, cost of computer time for producing listings?)


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lCES Computer Progr<1nt lnvcntory

PROGRAM TlTLE OR NAME: "NTNFK Driftkort"

DATE WRITTEN (COMPLETION DATE): nov. 1976

AUTHOR: Jon Skappel

• ORGANIZATION: Norsk Regnesentral,Forskningsveien 1, Os10 3.

INQUlRIES ShOULD BE DlRI::CTED TO:

NAHE:

ORGANIZATION:

ADDRESS:

lKU

postboks 1883, N-7001, Trondheim.

DESCRIPTION OP HHAT 'l'HE PROGRAH DOES:(Preferably in English and less than 250 words~ what computationsare made, formulas used, special input/output formats, final prouuct.)

Nordsj~en Den norske kontinentalsokkelen.

Beregning av"driftveier av konvolutter(som illuderer oljes~l) pA

grunnlag av vind og str~mdata.

Compution of drift routes of drift cards(to simulate oil spill)for The North Sea and the Norwegian Continental Shelf .

.The computations are .based on winds and surface currents.

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SOURCr:; CO:'IPU'['r:;R: UNIVAC 1108

PROGRJ-INIUNG LANGUAGE: FORTRAN

OBJECT COI-IPUTER:

HEr-10RY HEQUIRED:

PERIPHERAL EQUIPNENT: (Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

FORN IN ~'JHICH THE PROGRAH IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHM..JGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

Magnetic tape

IS AN OBJECT PROGRAH LIST AVAILABLE? No.

DOCUl1Elü'A'l'ION l'.CCorWANYING l\ COPY OF TEE Pl~OGRl~H:

(Flow chart, user's instruction"rnanual, sample input/output,detailed proqram writc-up?)

LANGUAGE OF TIIE SUPPOR'rING DOCUNENTATION?(English, French, or other?)

Norwegian

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RES'l'RIC'l'IONS on USE OF Tal:: PROGR1\1I:(r~o restrictions, may/r.1U.y not be cited in publications wlth/withoutcredit, may/may not be exchanged further by the receiving institution,copyright restrictions?)

COSTS ASSOCIATED ~n'rH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRAr-l:(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or card costs,fixed purchase price, cost of computer time for producing listings?)

BIBLIOGRAPIIY OF' PUBLICATIONS IN \'lHICH A USER NILL FIND FURTHERINFORMATION 6.N THE PROGRAN OR EY.ANPLES OF IT5 USE:

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PROGRAM TITLE OR NAME: NEPTUN - CSI SYSTEM FOR ANALYSIS OF WAVE DATA

(Joint distributions of wave heights and periods. Tables ofsignificant wave heights and other wave statistics. Power spectrumand spectral parameters. Daily and monthly s~~ary reports.)


ORGANIZATION: RUNIT, The Computing Centre at the NorwegianInst. of TechnologyRiver and Harbour Laboratories at theNorwegian Institute of Technology

INQUIRIES SHOULD BE DlRECTED TO:

•AUTHOR Sigmund Hov Moen, Kr!utTorsethaugen

NAME: Harald E. Krogstad

ORGANIZATION:Continental Shelf Institute

ADDRESS: Häkon Magnussons gt. IBPB-1883, 7001 TrondheimNorway

DESCRIPTION OF WHAT THE PROGRAM DOES:(Preferably in English and less than 250 words; what computationsaremade t formulas used, special input/output formats, finalproduct.) ,Input: Digitized re cords of the sea surface (Sampl. frq. 2Hz).Analysis: Wave periods and heights found by zero upcross

analysis. Spectrum by FFTOutput: l."Preliminarydata report

2. Day reports: Hl / 3 , Hmax ' Tl / 3 , THMAX , Hmean , Tmean etc.

Smoothed spectral estimates; spectralmoments,spectral peakness factor etc.

3. Monthly reports: Joint frequency distributionsof Hs and TmeanDistributions of individual waves etc.

SOURCE COMPUTER:UNIVAC 1108/1121

OBJECT COMPUTER:UNIVAC 1108/1121

MEMORY REQUIRED:57 K

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE:FORTRAN 4

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etc.)PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT: (Plotter,Input data from tape. Output:

tape units, printer,Paper printMagnetic tapeMicrofiche

FORM IN WHICH THE PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, pap~r tape, magnetic tape?)

IS AN OBJECT PROGRAM LIST AVAILABLE?By special agreement

DOCUMENTATION ACCOMPANYING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(F1ow chart, user's instruction manual, sample input/output,detailed program write-up?)User's instruction

LANGUAGE OF THE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION?(English, French, or other?)Norwegian

RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF THE PROGRAM:(Ho rcotrietion~maY/may Rot be cited in publications with/withontcredit, ~/may not be exchanged further by the receiving institution, copyright restrictions?)

COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH ACQUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or cardcosts, fixed purchase price, cost of computer time for producinglistings?)Special agreement


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PROGRAM TITLE OR NAME: Program for the computation of longwater waves


AUTHOR: Jan J. Leendertse

ORGANIZATION: The Rand Corporation, Santa Monica

INQUIRIES SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO

NAME: Harald E. Krogstad

ORGANIZATION: Continental Shelf Institute

ADDRESS: Häkon Magnussons gt. IBPB-1883, 7001 TrondheimNORWAY

DESCRIPTION OF WHAT THE PROGRAM DOES:(Preferably in English and less than 250 words; what computationsare made. formulas used, special input/output formats; finalproduct.)The present version is based on the original Leendertse model,but the convective terms are excluded from the equations, andthe stability is thus greatly improved. The model also hasthe possibility of including eddy viscosity.Input data organization and output is new.

SOURCE COMPUTER:UNIVAC 1110

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OBJECT COMPUTER:UNIVAC 1110

MEMORY REQUIRED:Variable

PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE:FORTRANS (Also available in FORTRAN 4)

PERIPHERAL EQUIPMENT: (Plotter, tape units, printer, etc.)

FORM IN WHICH THE PROGRAM IS AVAILABLE FOR EXCHANGE:(Cards, publication, listing, paper tape, magnetic tape?)

1S AN OBJECT PROGRAM LIST AVA1LABLE?Yes

DOCUMENTAT10N ACCOMPANYING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(Flow chart, user's instruction manual, sampIe input/output,detailed program write-up?)User's manual

LANGUAGE OF THE SUPPORTING DOCUMENTAT10N?(English, French, or other?)

RESTRICT10NS ON USE OF THE PROGRAM:(No restriction~ may/may Rot be cited in publications with/without credit, maY/may Rot be exchanged further by receivinginstitution, copyright reotrictioRO?)

COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH ACQOUIRING A COPY OF THE PROGRAM:(No costs, shipping or mailing cost, tape publication, or cardcosts, fixed purehase price, cost of computer time for producing listings?)

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF PUBLICAT10NS IN WHICH A USER WILL FIND FURTHERINFORMATION ON THE PROGRAM tOR EXAMPLES OF ITS USE:

J.J. Leendertse: Aspects of a computational model of longperiod water wave propagation. RM-5294 - PR, The Rand Corporation, May 1967.

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Prognl.";1 Na::le:' SUG

Date: September 1978

Ruthor: P Gurbutt and A BurgessFisheries LaboratoryLov/estoftSuffolk NH33 OHTEngland

~nquiries should be direeted to: G Goody(above address)

Progr~m Deseription:

'Phis is a suite of programs which accepts aatu either spceified by position andvalue or as a matrix of values and produces eontonrs of thc distribution. Theeontours enn be draVln either on a Cnlcomp plotter or on a line printer. Onthe plotter the eontours ean oe superimposed on a eoastline plot Qnd/or a plotof the raw datn positions.

The proGrams were designed for a mini computer so that it eould be run at theLaborntory and at sea.

Souree Computer: He"/lett Paekard 2100 Objcet Computer: Hevlett Paekard 2100

Nemory 16K words

Progrnmming l:mgu8.ge: IIm';lett Pnekard Fortran IV

Peripheral equipment: Tnpe reader, line printer, Caleomp plotter, Tcktronix 4010,tape punch

Form in whieh program is availablc for exehc..ngc: Listing, paper tape

Aeeompanying doeumcntation: Detailed prof,ram write up ineluding flow ehart andsampIe input nnd outputUser guide

Lnneuage: Bnglish

Restrietions on use:It cannot be sold and reference should be made to Harwellsubroutines in publications'

Gosts associated with ac~uiring a eopy of thc procram: None

PROGRAH TITLE

DATE COHPLETED

AUTHOR.ADDRESS

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S~~CPA

JUNE 1979

Dr P .A GURIDTTHA]'FFISHERIES LJJ30RATORYLOI'IESTOnSUFFOLK, NR33 OHT

ENC,.UIRIES SHOULD B.c; DlRECTED TO I·ffi C GOODY ABOVE ADDRESSDESCRIPTION OF PROGRM1

To plot an XBT section of distance run between station againstd~th of isothenns. The topography of the ocean bed is also plotted.Lexamples in Polymode News # 66 Dickson & GurbutyInput fonnat is fixed (special coding sheet provided)Output is on a graph plotter

Source ComputerMemory size

Programming language:Peripheral equipment:

HP21HX<10K words

HP FORTRAN IVTenninal, graph plotter

•paper tape & listingForm in which program available:

Accompanying documentation:

Language:

Restrietions of use:

Costs i.n acquiring:

Detailed program write up, flow chart,sampIe input/output

English

None

None

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Dnte: 1970

:~ut[~or: G HooreFisheries LaborRtoryLouestoft~uffolk

Enf,lnnd

ImnüricG should bo dircctcd to: C P, Goody(as above)

Program description: Thc two progrnCls process rau temperature and salinitydatE'.. obtnined fror:1 Hansen bottlcs

A listing is produced for each station of stnnd~rd depth, temper~ture, snlinity,sif,ma-T, signa theta, specific volume anomaly, dynamic height anomnly, potentialenergy anomaly and sound velocity. Velocity transports nt the st0ndard depthsbetween pnirs of stations are calculnted and listed•

• ~ource computer: ·ICL 1904S Object Computer:i'iemory requircd:

ICL 1904320I~ vlords

Programming l8neuage: ICL Fortran IV

Periphernl r:;quipment: Printer, paper tnpe ree.der, nagnetic tape unit

Form in which the progrnm is available for exchnnge: Listing, pßper tnpe

~ccompanying documentation: Detniled program write-up, flow chart, sampIeinput/output

Language: English

Restrictions on use: None

Costs associnted with acquiring a copy of the progrnm: None

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Program Name: SUTC

Date: February 1973

Author: J BedwellFisheries LnboratoryLowestoftSuffolkEnglnnd

Inquiries should be directed to: C A Goody (above address)

Program description:

This program processes paper tape data from Aanderaa and Plessey recordingcurrent meters. Output is in the form of a listing of 10 minute vnlues,hourly mean values and 24 hour 50 minute mean values of tempcrature, directionand velocity.

This program was designed for use at sea with a mini-computer.

Source Computer: Hewlett Packard (H/P) 2100 Object Computer: H/P 2100

Memory required: 16K words

Programming language: H/P Fortran IV

Peripheral Equipment: Printer, tape read~r

Form in which the program is available for exchange: Listing, paper tape

Accompanying documentation: Detailed programwiire-up, flow chart, sampIeinput/output

Language: English

Restrictions on use: None

Costs associated with acquirinr. a copy of the program: None

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PJ.OGE:1G·: l~.&·3

DA':'I;PJJl'E:OROnG.AlrrZATIO::RT(~UIRIES TO

J)~3CRIP~Im~

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:B'l'R2, ]3~4

197Gliarine Scie~1ce ::Graneh 4TIydrographic Department, Einistry 01' DefenceIIead of Earine Science I'r8Xlch '1Eydrographic Depe..rtmentTAUl~Ol~

Somerset TA1 2D::

A suite of two programs which compute statistics of the temperature profile froma nagnetictape file of bathythermograph observations. Statistics of the follo\linCfeatures are output:

nixed layer depthtemperature at botton of mixed lay~r

average and maximum temperature gradient in transient thermoclineaverage and maximum ter.~erature gradient in seasonal thermoc1inetemperature range of seasonal thermoc1inetemperature range of maximum gradient in seasonal thermoclinedepth of maxinum gradient in seasona~ thermocline

COIIPUTERL.AlTGUAGEPERIF.dERALSAVAIL.A:BLE AS])Ocurrr:mTATIOlT

IeL 1900 seriesFOTI.TRl0T2 tape decks curd reader, line printerlisting, paper tape copy of source codingprogram ,·rri teup, sam:91e output (in Eng1ish)

PROGRP.H :':AESDAT:::;AUTIWHOF.GAIITZATIOlT=::~QUIRIZS TO

DESCRIPTIOIJ

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m'R5, :DTilG12.76I·Iarine Scienee 13raneh 4Hydrographie Department, Ninistr'J of DefeneeEead of Harine Scienee Braneh LI.Hydrographie DepartmentTAUlJTONSomerset TA1 2DN

A suite of two programs to compute mean temerature profile of the upper 500mfrom a magnetie tape file of bathythermograph observations and to plot the meanand 5 and 95 pereentiles on the line printer for eaeh half month, month, quarterand for the whole year for the area eovered by the input data file.

The programs use linear interpolation to eompute temperature values at aseriesof fixed levels, compute the mean and 5 and 95 pereentiles at each level and displaythern on the line printer page plotted to an aecuracy of f degree Celsius or 1 degree •Fahrenheit. Standard deviation is also computed at eaeh level and displayed by theside of the plot together with the maximum temperature, minimum temperature andnumber of observations at each level.

Output in metrie or imperial units may be selected.

COHPUTERLANGUAGEFERIPIIERALSAVAILABL.'S ABDOCUEEJ'TTATIOlJ

ICL 1900 seriesFORTRlu"'J2 tape decks, card reader, line printerlisting, paper tape copy of souree codingprogram "Trite up, sample output (in English)

P::lOGllAt, ::'::..0.1 J:;DATEAUTB.O:~

ORGA'~IZATI (I'::::lI~QUIRI~]S TO

DESCRIPfIm-r

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jjEG1, DEG21977I·Iarinc Scicnce TIranch GEydrographie Department, Finistr:r of DefeneeHead oi' Earine Seienee :Braneh ~l

Hydrographie Depaxtment'I'At~TTOE

Somerset TA1 2D~

A suite of two programs to corlpute me&~ tenperature, salinity, sound velocityor sigma-t by interpolation at any specified depth for one degree squares vii thin

. specified 11arsden Squares. Bach line printer page represents a I1arsden Squareas a. 10 x 10 array of computed values for each one degree square at the specifieddepth. .

As weIl as mean values, minimum, maximum, standard deviation and number o:fobservations are output for each one-degree s~uare.

I~xed layer depth statisties may also be output for eaeh one degree square.

Input data is on nagnetic tape in Hydrographie Department bathythermograph formator oceanographic station format or both.

COllPO'l'illLAi'fGUAGEP$IPR:5:RALS

AVAILlJJLE .M3DOCm·3l:rTATIor~

ICL 1900 seriesFOnTR.AE2 tape decks, eard reader, line printer, disc forbacking storelisting, paper tape copy of souree codingprogram "Trite up, sa.-nple output (in ii..n.glish)

Compute. mean teflperature of a bathythermograph observation, eomputes seasonal heatinput assuming a value for speeifie heat m1d density, also eomputes potential energyof the water eolumn assoeiated with the temperature strueture. Produees line printeroutput of all computed parameters for each observation and plots selected parametervalues on a mercator projeetion for contouring.

PJWGRlll":i r.!'JIEDA~::r;

AUT"tlORORGAHIZATIO:i.JENQ.UIRI:GS TO

DESCRIPTIOH

Formulae used are as

Eean temperature 'lm

folIows:JL

= .1 L T,AZ,h {"I

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P~J3T

1977l:iarine Seienee I1raneh ~

Hydrographie Department, Iünistry of DefeneeHead of ~1arine Seienee Braneh 4ILydrographie DepartmentTAm~TOIJ

Somerset TA1 2DN

•seasonal heat imput Q ='T Cp~o h (Tm - Ti'!) joules/:r.f

potential energy V = ~ ~{)o oe.. (Ti. - Tm) gZi b.Z, joules /Jif:I\

where h = seabed depth 6 '3Cp po = 4.098 x 10 joules/TI /oC

. 2 3po 0( = - (7.34 + 0.97Trn) x 10- kg/II /oC, . 2

g = 9.81 N/see

T = winter flinimum temperature as 'no energy' refereneew

COl1PUTERL.A1:mUAGEPERIPIITillALS

AVAILlillLE ASDOCill-IE:iJTATIOH

ICL 1900 seriesFORTRAlT atape deck, card reader, line printer, off-line'"

plotterlisting, paper tape copy of source codingsampIe output

P~OG~1;~': :~.AI.J:~

r:1\C:.':.·]Alme:-:

&.T~UIltI}JS 'ro

DBSCRIPrION

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PIe,:;:.1977J~arine Science :Bra";''1ch 4Hydrogra.phie Dcpextment, Finistr-.r of DefcneeHead of F8..rine Science Branch Ij.Hydrographie DepaxtmentTAUlTTONSomerset TA1 2Dl!

1he program produees a pietorial inventory of bathythermograph observations.The line printer page represents an area of 60 0 latitude by 100 0 longitude dividedup by lines of asterisks at 10 degree intervals of latitude and longitude. Eaeheharaeter position represents a one degree square, the charaeter itself being aeoued indieation of the n~~ber of observations in that one-degree square for tlleperiod covered by the input data file.

COI'!PUTZRL.A."i:fGUAGEPEllIPHERALSAVAILABLE ABDOCUI21~ATIOH

ICL 1900 seriesFORTRA.:·J1 tape deck,earo. reader, line printerlisting, paper tape eopy of souree eodingsampIe output

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U.S.A.

Relevant programmes available in USA are listed in

"Computer Programs in Marine Science", compiled by

Mary A. Firestone and published in April 1976 by

U.S. National Oceanographic Data Center (NODC) as

No.5 of the series "Key to Oceanographic Records

Documentation".

This publication contains brief abstracts of over 700

programmes that are available from the NODC or directly

from the programme originators. Besides programmes in

physical and chemical oceanography, programmes in en

gineering, geology and geophysics, fisheries, and other

fields are also listed.

For copies of this publication and of programmes held

by the NODC, apply to:

National Oceanographic Data CenterOceanographic Services Branch D761National Oceanic and Atm.Adm.Washington, D.C. 20235U.S.A.

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U.S.S.R.

Descriptions of 24 programmes available in the algorithm and

programme file of the Hydrometeorological Service are presented

on the following pages, translated from· Russian and arranged

according to algori thmic language and type of computer. The

name of each program is accompanied by the year of its design,

its unc classification and a brief summary.

For details about the programmes apply to:

All-Union Research Institute ofHydrometeorological InformationWorld Data Centre6, Korolev StreetObninsk, Kaluga249020, U.S.S.R.

NB. A list presenting descriptions of an additional 29 programmes

has been received from the same institution. After translation

into English these descriptions will be distributed as an Appendix

to the present document.

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A list of programs for processing oceanographic information

1. ALGAM8

unc 518.5:543.421. GoP. Volkovalt8pectral .Analysis". programComputer "Ninsk-22", 1974The program is designed for ealculating correlation functions,functions of spectral density,' and shift and coherence byphase. 8moothing of the spectrumis done by theBartlettcorrelation window, filtration of the starting series byTjuki filter. Compilation time 10 min, computing time forthe 100 ord. length of a block 5 mino

UDC 518.5:681.3006 ..2. Yu. V. Krivilskylt8tructural Functions lt programComputer ltMinsk-22", 1974This program isdesigned forestimating the mean absolutevalues of deviations of the smoothed time series with a giveninterval; and the magnitude of·the absolute values of the I

deviations, the structural functions and the values of themaximum variability for a given interval. Compilation time6 mine Computing time 35 mino

UDC 518.5~556.048

3. Yu. v. Krivilsky" fqr·

Program/calculation of statistical.characteristics of timeseries of hydrological elements (ltPoligonlt ). ComputerltMinsk-22 lt , 1974. The "Poligon" program is designed for smooth'7 •ing of time series by a rectangular filter with an interval :of the "running averages" of 1 day, 5 days and 10 days, forestimating mean-square deviations for each interval, and meanand mean-square deviations of the smoothed series. Compilationtime 10 min. Computing time 1 hour 10 mine

UDC 5l8.5~5510466.75

40 0.8. Makaeva, L.A. 8gibueva'Program for calculating harmonic constants of the velocity vecinr cf

the tidal current, hourly values of tidal level and currentveloci ty for average astronomica1 conditions 0 Computer"Hinsk-22", 1974. The program is designed for ca1cu1~ting harmonie constants of the velocity vector o~ the tidal current(elementsof tho ellipse of eaeh harmonie ~~mponent of the eurrent):maxo and min~ speeds~ hours of tn~~r occurrenee~ their anglestowards the abscissa etc~ The program calculatcs for eachhour eharacteristies of the velocity of the resulting tidal current

as weIl as the tidal level values for "average" astronomieal conditions (assuming astronoml.cal eharaeteristics of a pilot.vs IJethod oftidal foreeast caleulat~ons B=C=l~ b=e=O)o As basic data for eachpoint in the area under investlgation the program uses harmonie

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constants of the tidal level and of projections on the coordinatelines of the tidal current velocity as weIl as the angular speeds ofthe harmonie components of ~he tideo The program was translated by"l-IEI-3" to computer "Hinsk-22" .. Time for calculatin~ one point is20-70 sec (under various conditions of calculations)o

ALGOL-60unc 518.5~551.5

5. IT.Z .. ArielAlgorithm for calculating statistical characteristics of a stationary random.process o Computer "M-222" , 1970 .. Provides the algorithmfor calculating the average, dispersion, structural and correlationfunctions, and the spectrum of a stationary random process. The correlation function is calculated by a standard function times thedoubled dispersion of a structural ftinctiono The spectrum is calculated by the Fourier transformation of a correlation function timesthe filter. Integration is conducted using the Filon methodeunc 518.5:681 .. 30066. O.Po Bakina, VoM.. VeselovProgram for calculating statistical parameterso Computer "M-222", .19758 OSTAP (Calculation of Statistical Parameters)program 1s usedwhen working with data archives on ML "M-222" stored according to 1).The archive may be considered as a rectangular matrix with columnsforming discrete arrays, statistical characteristics of which arecalculated by the program.. Calculations may be done for severalcolumns of the matrixo Besides, elements of either all or only someof the lines may be involved in the calculationso The program cancalculate the mean, the varia~ce, the thirdand the fourth centralmoments, the mean square deviation, the skewness and kurtosis, frequencies, the empirical functions of·the distribution, as weIl asmax.and mino values together with numbers of appropriate lines.UDC.51805:5510570 KoJao Vinnikov, HeKo Grib, Iplo PoljakComputers "M-220","M-222",1971 .. Algorithm for calculating the functionand spectrum of a single time-serieso The algorithm is based on theBlackman-Tjuki method modified to provide for analyzing series withmissing observations .. It makes possible to filter any part of thespectrum by running averages or by deducting the running averageser~~s of correlogram estimateseUDC 51805~55185

8. K.Ja o Vinnikov, NeKo Grib, IoIo PoljakAlgorithm for calculating mutual statistical characteristics'of twotime-serieso Computers "M-220", M-222", 1971 0 The algorithm is basedon·'the Blackman-Tjuki method modified to provide for analyzingseries·with missing observationso Correlation functions and spectraof each of the analyzed series are calculated, as weIl as mutualstätistical characteristics: function of coherence, difference inphases and mutual correlation functions.

1) GoV. Grooza, E.. Ja .. Ranjkova "Tr~dy SARUIGI1I", 1974, issue 1.

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UDC 518.5~551~~6l~20543~~2

90 G.V.X o GermanProgram fo~ spectral ana:ysis of the average month:y sea levelserles ("Seasonll)o Computer "Mlnsk-22" 19740 The "Season-3"program is used for the spectral analysis of average monthlysea level series and estimation of the average long-term sealevel taking into account trends and links within such series.The program allows to calculate non-standard autocorrelationfunctions and struc~ural functions8 Spectral densities areestimated on the basis of the Fourier eosine-transformationfrom autocorrelation funotions using the Bartlett speotral"window".. Seasonal. fluct11.at.ions are el:'minated by means oflinear filtering USlng the Bar'let fil~er.. The Trend is assumed to be linear and its parame ers are estimated by the leastsquares method.. The maximum size of the s,ored da+'a set underinvestlgat~~n is 600 numbers. Th€ leng h of the program is 5005records. The program allows 0 lnvestlgate any part of a givendata set Whlt:h pro"Vldes the posslbility to study +-he questions eof selective variabllity~ "'Co be defined in _he program ofstatist1.~al characteristlcs.. Computing ime 20 min if the partof the stored data set under lnves~igation is equal to 300values.

UDC 518.5~551~465 .. 001,,2411. V.I. Kalatski~ E.S. Nes~eTov

Calculatlons of heat exchange on 'the ocean-atmosphere interfacec Compu er "M-222" f 19 7 50 Tr.e program for calculating theheat exchange on the ocean-a~mosphere interface allows for estimating the heat ba~ance components and he summarized heat balanceof the ocean surface@ Oalculaions may be done by 8 variantsdependlng on the hydrc-me"~e.')r:i..Log.:..~a:' :..nfc·rma-+:lon available (waterand aIr ~emperat~re~ :~:al and :~wer-~e7e: cl~udiness? wind speedand air ~~ld-:y)o

10" NeKe Grib, 1.,10 PoljakAlgorithm for calculating correlative and spectral functions ofa stationary random process o Computer "M-220" "M-222"? 1971 ..Provides an algorithm for calculating standard spectral densitiesof correlative and spectral functions of s .ationary random processes" The results are given in table formats" The process ofcalculatJons~ The Fourier ~oefflcients are es imated 9 followedby the perlodogram and the spec ~al funct1on o Spectral density1s obtai.ned by smoothing cf the periodogram~ and he correlationfunction by the Fourier transformation of ~he spectral density •

12" I~···~ K:.reevF-y--gra TTl "F- '. -or"1 1~"T'rp"·;:;r "M- Y'lsk-/2', . 97 1... ~ ...li .1..... """ .- C' ...... UJ. 1.... '- _ ...._ _ ,...L. c;

.. d -...... ...., .When me2.sur:..:~g iA'2~e":" wa';7S a·.;:a: a vesse .... ~!le mean wa",er .l..lne onthe v"'a'JegYam ':'2, 23 a rt~:"e. L:+ ke~+ ::')r..5":an:-~ :rh:.s sh rtcomingshc.lId ce E: ~ ':"IL:..na -: eä. JJ'r..en 'Na '-egrams are pro ':: es s ed fol' s·atis ticalp',upcses ty : ::'Dp-.r:e::s.. 'rne a~g0:-:..·thrr. cf +1:e "Filter'; program isb',ll2.t a::c.:,.-::i:"1ig ~o rbe fol..!..::;w.:.r..g pr:..nc 'i.p':"e ea::h wa-"egram isdlVl.ded 't-y eqr.a2. par":s w:..th a :engtt cf l~:· mln ~ty 256 dlscrete

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valuesJr then ord~nates of the mean line are est~mated usingthe least-squares method~ The aim is to obtain a parabolay = A~ • A,x ~ A x2 ~ith the least deviation from n givenpointso SOlutio~ time (4096 ordinates) is 15 mino Valuesof the mean line are determined from the ordlnates of thebasic set of numbers~ duration of separate parts is determinedby a constant"

UDC 5l805~55lo46603~68lo3o06

130 loVe Klreev s A~V~ SvechnlkovAlgorithm for calcula~ing wave per~ods and heighto Computer"Hinsk-22" ~ 19:50This algorithm is designed to process wavegrams to obtain waveheights and periods and their statistical characteristics, asweIl as a cumulative eurve and histogramo The algorithm allowstoreconstruet the wave height values in the order of theirdiminishing absolute values (if necessary)o Wave height slopesare determined fi'pm their front by the sum of absolute values ofadjacent minima (troughs) and maxima (erests)o The intervalbetween two points on the mean line erossing a wavegram (wheremino and maxo are) determines the period of the given oseillatione Statistical eharacteristies are estimated from knownproportionso Compilation time 10 mino Solution time from 10to 15 min (depending on the data set size)o

UDC 5l8 0 5g55lo466 o7l3g68l o3o06140 LoVo KrupeninaA program for harmonie analysis of a weekly series of observations on tides by the Franko methodo Computer "M-222"9 1975$The program is for harmonie analysis of 7-days series ofhourly observations by the Franko methodo Basic data for solution are the times of observation and the obser\~tions themselveso As a result of the caleulations t~e harmonie eonstantsof the constituents H2~ S2 9 K,9 0l~ MS A are obtainedo Thelength of the program is )0608° Translator TA-IMo

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150 LoV o KrupeninaA program for che=king of monthly realization of tidal observ-ationso Ccmputer "H-222"p 19750 .The program serves tc check observations analysed harmonieallyby the Doodson methodo A eheck cf the "smoothness"of the tidal curve forms the basis of the algorithmo Bothshort-~erm and long-term changes in the tides are taken intoaecount during checkingo . Outliers are determined by theeontroleriterion and are flagged in the print-outo Input of data isdone by cyclesc Time of solution for 1 variant is 3 mino The1ength :! the program i3 231780

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UDC 51805:551 .. 466 .. 716" A.lfe Spidchenk')A program forharmonic ar.alysis ofamonthly series 01' tidal observations by the Dcodson methodo Computer "I1-222" ~ 1974.The algorithm and the program are designed to analyse harmonically a monthly serles 01' hourly observations (more exactly 757values) 01' the water level .. ' The analysis results in harmonieconstants for 34 constituents of the tide.. Using these it ispossible to forecast fluctuations of the tidal level for ag~ven time.. The length of the program 1s 110068 e Solution'time for one monthly series is 10 mine

UDC 518,,5:681 .. 3 .. 06~551.4617. Z4A" UsmahovaStatis~ical treatment and classification 01' curves in a specificmacro-area '01' the "/orld Ocean by the basic point method (MOT) '.Computer "M-222 ft

, 1974.. •The MOT program serves for statistical processing and classification 01' curves on the basis 01' the cluster method (groupinginto isolated areas 01' objects close to each other in a number01' characteristics). From magnetic tapes sets 01' curves are i

received one by one with a cipher indicated in the informationtable, from all processed stations" 11' a curve meets conditionsformulated in the information tables prepared by the researcherfor a specific area 01' the World Ocean~it is stored on a floppydisc for further investigation" Such chosen curves are later,presented as M-measure vectors.. As a result (in a table or~raphic form) characteristics of an averaged curve' are obtainedtaveraged within cluster) which combines a number 01' basiccurves close to each other in a number 01' characteristics.

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18. A"S" TsvetsinskyProgram for calculating coefficients 1'0= equations 01' the re-Ilationship between sea level and driving forces under stormy ttinflows (Meotida).. Computer "Minsk-22", G 74 ..The Meotida program i8 designed to investigate numerical lineardependence of maximum (stermy) increases in the sea level onwind and atmospheric pressure at a' given loeation on the coastand it allows~ a) to vary values 01' the degree indicator withthe wind speed in expressions which relate sea level to wind;b) to allow for the ccndition that the sea level values arede:ayed by a time lag given by the program behind the movement01' the meteoelements. Computing time is about 30 min if thelength of the four basic data sets do not exceed 50 values fortwo alternatives both of changes in the degree indicator and 01'the given shifto

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• unc 518~5~551 .. J66~7190 A.. V. Monahov

Program for harmonie analysis by the least-squares method of a,one year series of observations of tides" Computer "1'1insk 32",1975 ..The program serves for calculating harmonie constants of tidalconstituents from hourly recordin~s of the sea level for 355days. The basic data used are~ 1) aseries of observations(8521 hourly recordings of the level), 2) the time of thecentral (4.261st) reeording, ioe .. year r day, houro Harmonieeonstants for 60 eonstituents are calculated which might beused for fore casting sea tides ..

UDC 518 .. 5:5510461,,2tt 20.. AoI. Pereskokov

Program for calculating extreme tidal levels from harmonie constants by a numerical methodo Computer "Minsk-32 " , 19750The program is used to calculate'extreme sea levels caused byastronomical forces, and the accompanying conditions. A nonlinear equation with four unknown astronomical elements issolved by a numerica1 method which includes the iterationmethod and the method of quiekest descento As basic dataharmonie constants of 34 (er less) constituents are used,whichCan be obtained by the Doodscn'methodc The values of the extremelevels are'found with 001 em precisiono The program uses a punchcard reader and an automatie central operational panel (ACOP). 'The program size is 2767 basic core~ 479 working core and 160auxilliary core" The working time depends on the tida1 type andtakes from 2-8 min, input and output inclusiveo

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210 MeZo Schaimardanov 1 SoRo Stegranenko, BoVe AparinVoKo Schemetova~ Toro Kuzina, IoSo BUdagovskaya

Program for proc~ssing oeeanegraphic data from a joint survey:of"theI1editerranean atdee p- wa ter stations (SISH) o.;.Computer "!1insk-32 " , 1973 ..The SISM program allows for input p decoding, eontrol and process-ing of oceanographic information from a joint survey of theMediterranean Sea? w1th the output on ACOP o IVhile controllingthe information on ACOP,er~ors are found, this enables expertson oeeanology to decide flnally on the credibi1ity of the information~ The basic data used are the information on the tele typepunched paper tape entered~ according to a special code, from theobservation log-books.. The length of the program 1s 9025 core.Operational time is 36 seconds per stationo

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220 AoN~ Spidchenk~

Program for ha~mon~c analysis by !he Liverpool Tidal Institutemethod~ Computer "Minsk-22 Q

Q 19750The program 1s used fer calculating tarmonic constants of 34 tidalconstituents~ The bas~~ data are 757 hourly values of the leveloThe Doodson scheme 1S used as a basis for the algorithmo Thelength of the p~ogram is 5656 core o Computing time is about 5min" Thc refercnce information neccssary for calculations isstored on magnetic tapeo

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230 A~ND Spidchenkoi

Prcgram for harmonie analysis 0f ~idal observations by the Darwinmethodo Computer "Minsk-22"p 19750The program 1s used for calculating the harmonie constants of the tttide for 11 basic constituentso It uses 720 hourly observations ofthe level recorded during 30 observation dayso The length of theprogram is 216 eore o Computing time for the monthly data set comprising 720 ya1ues equa1s 5 mino

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240 BoL~ Lagutih~ G~Dn Soverschaeva, AoLo To1machevProgram for forecasting tides from harmonie constantsoComputer "i'Unsk-22" ~ 19710The program is designed for mass ca1culations of the sea levelat points with known harmonie constants of the tideso It providesfor .the use of up to 64 harmonics and consists of 2 modulese Thefirst module con~ains a library of harmonie constants and a libraryof astronomio data, thiS a~lcws to make forecasts for 20 years without basic data input.. The second reodule provides forecasts of tidal..level for every hour~ and of time andlevel of low and high tides.. .,The program provides for the outpu~' of tidal tables on a standardform readyfor direct publication p as weIl as of the schedule oftidal levels for every hour for a yearly series of fore cast calculations.. The prcgram is wri'tten in the machine language of "Minsk-22"oThe length cf the program 1s 1760 core o The working time for theforecas~ :alcula~ion of a yearly series from 30 harmonics with theoutpu: of all tables and tte sehedule 1s 66 mino

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