Soil Water Balance (SWB2)
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Data Types List
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[detail level 12]
 Mconstants_and_conversionsThis module contains physical constants and convenience functions aimed at performing unit conversions. The functions included in this module perform conversions between various temperature and distance units
 Mdata_catalogDefines the DATA_CATALOG_T data type, which contains type-bound procedures to add, delete, and find DATA_CATALOG_ENTRY_T values created during the course of a SWB run
 Mdata_catalog_entry
 MdatetimeThis module contains the DATETIME_T class and associated time and date-related routines, along with the MONTH_T class which defines month names and three-letter abbreviations
 Mdictionary
 Mexceptions
 Mfile_operations
 Mfstring
 Mfstring_list
 MgridProvides support for input and output of gridded ASCII data, as well as for creation and destruction of grid data structures (defined types)
 Mlogfiles
 Mmodel_domain
 Mmodel_initialize
 Mnetcdf4_supportProvide support for use of netCDF files as input for time-varying, gridded meteorlogic data, or output for any SWB-generated variable
 Mnetcdf_c_api_interfacesProvides Fortran interfaces to the NetCDF C API. This approach is much more straightforward than using the old Fortran 90 NetCDF interface, which was built on top of the Fortran 77 interface, which (finally) was built atop the C interface
 Moutput
 Mparameters
 Mprecipitation__method_of_fragmentsModule precipitation__method_of_fragments provides support for creating synthetic daily precipitation given grids of monthly sum precipitation and a "fragments" file. The fragments file is generated from observations at discrete locations, the values of which range from 0 to 1, and the sum of which is 1. The fragment value is simply the daily observed precipitation value divided by the monthly sum of all observed precipitation values for that station
 Mrunning_grid_stats
 Msimulation_datetime
 Mswbstats2_support
 Mtimer