The input files depend upon the SMK_SOURCE input instruction in the REPCONFIG input file setting when the program is started. With the exception of the SMOKE intermediate inventory file (AREA, MOBL, PNTS), whether a file is optional or not depends on the settings in REPCONFIG. If Smkreport is being executed to produce speciated, gridded, temporally allocated area sources, for instance, then the area-source inventory,
speciation matrix, gridding matrix, and hourly emissions are required. Also, the source category of the input file depends
on the REPCONFIG file setting for SMK_SOURCE. For example, if only area sources are being merged (SMK_SOURCE is set to A), then only area-source-related inputs are required.
| File Name | Format | Source Type | Description |
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[A|M|P]CMAT |
I/O API NetCDF | A, M, P | Multiplicative control matrix from Cntlmat |
[A|M|P]GMAT |
I/O API NetCDF | A, M, P | Gridding matrix from Grdmat |
[A|M]GSUP |
ASCII | A, M | Supplementary file from Grdmat that contains all gridding surrogate codes assigned to each source |
[A|M|P]PMAT |
I/O API NetCDF | A, M, P | Growth matrix from Cntlmat |
[A|M|P]RMAT |
I/O API NetCDF | A, M, P | Mass-based or mole-based reactivity matrix from Cntlmat (optional, not yet supported by SMOKE) |
[A|M|P]SMAT |
I/O API NetCDF | A, M, P | Mass-based or mole-based speciation matrix from Spcmat |
[A|M|P]SSUP |
ASCII | A, M, P | Supplementary file from Spcmat that contains all speciation profile codes assigned to each source |
[A|M|P]TMP |
I/O API NetCDF | A, M, P | Temporally allocated emissions from Temporal |
[A|M|P]TSUP |
ASCII | A, M, P | Supplementary file from Temporal that contains all monthly, weekly, and diurnal profile codes assigned to each source. This file will only work when profiles have not been applied by pollutant. |
AREA |
SMOKE map | A | Intermediate area-source emissions inventory from Smkinven |
COSTCY |
ASCII | A, M, P | Country, state and county file with time zones and, optionally, population |
ELEVTS_[L|S] |
ASCII | P | Elevated point-source file written by Smkmerge for REMSAD, UAM, and CAMX modeling. See MRG_GRDOUT_UNIT environment variable setting in Section 7.2.3.2, “Input Environment Variables”.
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GRIDDESC |
ASCII | A, M, P | Contains description of the modeling grid |
MACTDESC |
ASCII | A, P | MACT code descriptions |
MOBL |
SMOKE map | M | Intermediate mobile-source emissions and/or activity inventory from Smkinven |
NAICSDESC |
ASCII | A, P | NAICS code descriptions |
ORISDESC |
ASCII | A, P | ORIS ID code descriptions |
PELV |
ASCII | P | Elevated point-sources identification file; if reporting based on elevated point sources |
PLAY |
I/O API NetCDF | P | Layer fractions file output by the Laypoint program |
PNTS |
SMOKE map | P | Intermediate point-source emissions inventory from Smkinven |
REPCONFIG |
ASCII | A, M, P | Report configuration file |
SCCDESC |
ASCII | A, M, P | SCC descriptions |
SICDESC |
ASCII | A, M, P | SIC descriptions |
MRG_GRDOUT_UNIT: [default: blank]
This variable is the same one used to control the Smkmerge output units. For Smkreport, it controls which ASCII elevated file to use, when the ASCIIELEV instruction is included in the REPCONFIG file. If the first letter of this setting is an “m” (for mole), then Smkreport opens the ELEVTS_L file to use in the report; otherwise, Smkreport opens and uses the ELEVTS_S file. This setting does not do anything to the behavior of Smkreport unless the ASCIIELEV setting is included in the REPCONFIG file. The default setting of MRG_GRDOUT_UNIT results in the ELEVTS_S file being used by Smkreport.
REPORT_ZERO_VALUES: [default: N]
Determines if Smkreport should keep report entries whose data values are all zero
Y: Print entries whose values are zero
N: Do not print entries whose values are zero
| File Name | Format | Description |
|---|---|---|
LOGFILE |
ASCII | Log generated from executing Smkreport |
REPORT[#] |
ASCII | Multiple ASCII reports. Smkreport will output file names of REPORT1, REPORT2, REPORT3, etc., if no other file names are given with the /NEWFILE/ instruction (see the REPCONFIG file documentation in Section 7.3, “REPCONFIG Input File”). If the /NEWFILE/ instructions include physical file names, Smkreport will open those files. If the /NEWFILE/ instructions include logical file names (REPORT1, etc.), Smkreport will attempt to find the value of the logical file name in the run-time UNIX shell environment. It the logical file name
is defined, Smkreport will open the physical file associated with the logical file name; otherwise Smkreport opens a physical file with the same name as the logical file name.
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