Example #1
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Lmin = 2  # minimum refinement level
Lmax = 8  # maximum refinement level
L = 7

# list of all levels considered
l_element = []
for i in range(Lmin, Lmax + 1):
    l_element.append(i)

bathy = Bathymetry()

bathy.length_x = 1250
bathy.length_y = 1000
bathy.dx = bathy.length_x / M**Lmax
bathy.dy = bathy.length_y / M**Lmax
bathy.mc_slope_test(bathy.dx, bathy.dy, 0.6, 0.15, 0.15)

# interpolation function used to generate bed on new x and y grid
interp_orig_fn = interpolate.interp2d(bathy.x, bathy.y, bathy.z)

# epsilon values - for CDF calculation this should be set to epsilon = [0.001]
epsilon = [0.001, 0.0017, 0.0025, 0.0035, 0.005, 0.006]
N0 = 500  # number of samples used in preliminary run

# set the function which builds XBeach inputs, runs XBeach and records output
build_output = bd_fns.build_xbeach_2d
no_runs = 1
no_parallel_processes = 40  # should be equal to number of cores

# directory where XBeach files will be dumped and code will run - this needs to be changed to reflect name of folder
path_stem = '/rds/general/user/mc4117/home/MLMC_Code/slope_2d_interp_ag/'
Example #2
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def build_xbeach_2d(diroutmain,
                    nf,
                    sigma,
                    variable_name,
                    interp_fn_orig,
                    l_max,
                    l_min=1):

    total_length_x = 1250
    total_length_y = 1000

    # set up parameters for XBeach inputs
    p = dict(
        #processes
        order=1,
        bedfriccoef=55,
        flow=1,
        sedtrans=0,
        morphology=0,
        avalanching=0,
        cyclic=0,
        wavemodel='nonh',
        front='nonh_1d',
        #grid
        dx=total_length_x / nf,
        dy=total_length_y / nf,
        vardx=1,
        posdwn=0,
        xfile='x.txt',
        xori=0,
        yori=0,
        Hrms=2.5,
        Trep=10,
        dir0=270,
        instat='stat',
        #output
        outputformat='netcdf',
        tintg=200,
        tintm=200,
        tstop=200,
        nglobalvar=['zb', 'zs', 'hh'],
        nmeanvar=['zs'])

    b = dict(height=2, length_x=total_length_x, length_y=total_length_y)

    logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
    logger.info('setup.py is called for')

    # create directory where XBeach will run
    path = os.path.join(diroutmain, 'test')

    if not os.path.exists(path):
        os.makedirs(path)

    # if less than minimum level considered in algorithm, return 0
    if nf <= l_min:
        maximum_surge = 0
        return maximum_surge

    if variable_name == 'bed_slope_2d':
        xb = XBeachModel(**p)
        bp = b.copy()
        bp.update(p)
        bathy = Bathymetry(**bp)
        bed_slope_x = sigma
        bed_slope_y = sigma
        bathy.mc_slope_test(b['length_x'] / (l_max), b['length_y'] / (l_max),
                            0.6, bed_slope_x, bed_slope_y)
        interp_fn = interpolate.interp2d(bathy.x, bathy.y, bathy.z)
        dx = b['length_x'] / nf
        dy = b['length_y'] / nf
        x = np.arange(0, b['length_x'] + dx, dx)
        y = np.arange(0, b['length_y'] + dy, dy)
        z = interp_fn(x, y)
    else:
        bed_slope_x = 0.15
        bed_slope_y = 0.15
        exec("p['" + variable_name + "'] = " + str(sigma))
        dx = b['length_x'] / nf
        dy = b['length_y'] / nf
        x = np.arange(0, b['length_x'] + dx, dx)
        y = np.arange(0, b['length_y'] + dy, dy)
        z = interp_fn_orig(x, y)
        xb = XBeachModel(**p)
        bp = b.copy()
        bp.update(p)
        bathy = Bathymetry(**bp)

    X, Y = np.meshgrid(x, y)
    XBbathy = XBeachBathymetry(X, Y, z)

    logger.debug(XBbathy)

    xb['bathymetry'] = XBbathy

    os.chdir(path)

    xb.write(path)

    # run XBeach
    try:
        subprocess.check_call(
            "/rds/general/user/mc4117/home/trunk/src/xbeach/xbeach > /dev/null",
            shell=True)
    except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
        print('Error')
        print(sigma)
        return np.nan

    # collect output
    dataset = Dataset('xboutput.nc')

    x_array = dataset.variables['globalx'][0]

    count = []

    # find point at which the water level stops being above the bed level
    for i in range(len(dataset.variables['zs_max'][0])):
        a = (dataset.variables['zs_max'][0][i] -
             dataset.variables['zb'][0][i]).data[0:len(x_array) - 1]
        count.append(len(a[a > 0.00000001]))

    # maximize over y direction
    count_max = max(count)
    maximum_surge = x_array[count_max - 1] / total_length_x

    return maximum_surge