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globalprep/prs_land-based_nutrient/v2022/STEP5_plumes/readme.md
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## MAR Wastewater Project: Plume model | ||
## Wastewater Project: Plume model | ||
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Here I will document how to run the plume model. Much of this was written by Gage Clawson, and updated by Maddie Berger for the MAR wastewater project. | ||
How to run the plume model! | ||
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- Download this "STEP5_plumes" folder into whatever directory you want to run it. For OHI this will be `/home/shares/ohi/git-annex/globalprep/prs_land-based_nutrient/v20XX/`, and name it "plumes". YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE ALL THE FILEPATHS IN `readme.md` and `yearly_global_loop.sh` IF YOU WANT ANY OF THIS TO WORK. | ||
- Download this "STEP5_plumes" folder into whatever directory you want to run it. For OHI this will be `/home/shares/ohi/git-annex/globalprep/prs_land-based_nutrient/v20XX/`, and name it "plumes". **YOU WILL NEED TO UPDATE ALL THE FILEPATHS IN `readme.md` and `yearly_global_loop.sh` IF YOU WANT ANY OF THIS TO WORK.** | ||
- Go ahead and install the anaconda installer for 64-bit (x86) linux from https://www.anaconda.com/products/individual and throw the file into your home directory on mazu (or Aurora if that is what you use). You will end up with a folder akin to /home/username/anaconda3 | ||
- In your terminal, ssh into mazu.. i.e. `ssh [email protected]` and enter your password | ||
- Create a folder in your "anaconda3/envs" folder named "py2", this will be your python environment. This can be done with this line `conda create --name py2 python=2` | ||
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