PROGRAM test_fluxtable_hur


C      PURPOSE: Used to test the flux table (flux_table_hur.f). 
C               Shows the structure of the main program and calling 
C               sequence of include files and subroutines.

C                  - The correct calling sequence greatly 
C                    improves the time efficiency of the flux table.
C                    This is important when incorporting the flux table 
C                    into a larger model. 

C                  - The steps for using the flux table are labeled 
C                    in sequential order below 




       IMPLICIT NONE

C      (1)  Access the COMMON block using the 'include' statement
C
C             - COMMON block is used to store the flux table data
C               and associated transfer coefficients 

       
       include "flux_hur.inc"



C      (2)  Declare and define input/output variables for the flux table

C            - If no input data file then follow (2a)
C            - If reading input data file then follow (2b)  


C            - Input variables: 'u' wind speed [m/s]
C                                'v' wind speed [m/s]
C                                sea surface temperature [Celsius]
C                                air temperature [Celsius]
C                                reference height [m]
C                                significant wave height [m]
C                                'u' orbital velocity [m/s]
C                                'v' orbital velocity [m/s]
C                                specific humidity (surface) [kg/kg]
C                                specific humidity (ref. height) [kg/kg]
C                                surface pressure [Pa]

C            - Output variables: 'u' component of stress  [N/m^2]
C                                'v' component of stress  [N/m^2]
C                                sensible heat flux  [W/m^2]
C                                latent heat flux  [W/m^2]






C      (2a)

C       REAL u,v,sst,at,ref_height,Hsig,u_orb,v_orb,qs,q,press
C       REAL tau_u,tau_v,shf,lhf

C       u = 15.7
C       v = 0.0
C       sst = 6.1
C       at = 5.2  
C       ref_height = 10.0 
C       Hsig = 0.0 
C       u_orb = 0.0 
C       v_orb = 0.0 
C       qs = 0.006 
C       q = 0.005 
C       press = 101325.0  



C      (2b) If input data being read then call your read subroutine
C           (e.g. read_your_data.f)

C            - Input variables not being read in must be defined

      
       INTEGER i,dim
       PARAMETER (dim=51)
       REAL u(dim),v,sst(dim),at(dim),ref_height
       REAL Hsig,u_orb,v_orb,qs(dim),q(dim),press
       REAL tau_u,tau_v,shf,lhf
       REAL tauu_out(dim),tauv_out(dim),shf_out(dim),lhf_out(dim)


C      Variables not read in are defined as follows

       v = 0.0
       ref_height = 10.0
       u_orb = 0.0
       v_orb = 0.0
       Hsig = 0.0
       press = 101325.0

C      Read input data

       CALL read_your_data(u,at,qs,q,sst)




C      (3)  Call subroutine (read_data_hur.f) to read in flux table data
C           and associated transfer coefficients


       CALL read_data_hur




C      (4) Call flux table (flux_table_hur.f) 

C            - If (2a) then follow (4a)
C            - If (2b) then follow (4b)


C            - Output variables:  'u' stress [N/m^2]
C                                 'v' stress [N/m^2]
C                                 sensible heat flux [W/m^2]
C                                 latent heat flux [W/m^2]   


C      (4a)     

C      CALL flux_table_hur(u,v,sst,at,ref_ht,Hsig,u_orb,v_orb,qs,q,
C     +                    press,tau_u,tau_v,shf,lhf)



C      Print output (u-stress, v-stress, shf, lhf)

C       PRINT*, 'tau_u = ', tau_u
C       PRINT*, 'tau_v = ', tau_v
C       PRINT*, 'shf = ', shf
C       PRINT*, 'lhf = ', lhf


C      (4b)

       DO 50 i=1,51


       CALL flux_table_hur(u(i),v,sst(i),at(i),ref_height,
     +                     Hsig,u_orb,v_orb,qs(i),q(i),press,
     +                     tau_u,tau_v,shf,lhf)



C       Output from flux table (e.g. u-stress, v-stress, shf, and lhf)

C            - In this example output variables are written to a 
C              file (output_hur.dat) for comparison purposes

        tauu_out(i) = tau_u
        tauv_out(i) = tau_v
        shf_out(i) = shf
        lhf_out(i) = lhf


50     CONTINUE


      OPEN(UNIT=20, file='output_hur.dat', STATUS='NEW')

       DO 60 i=1,51

       WRITE(20,*) i,tauu_out(i),shf_out(i),lhf_out(i)
60     CONTINUE
       CLOSE (UNIT=20)


       END