[MoonPo] ;User customization file for MOONPO ;This initialization file contains default geographical coordinates ;and the time zone value of a hypothetical observation site at which cal- ;culations are desired. It should be placed in your base Windows directory. ;Typically you should edit it suit your own location to avoid a continuing ;need to fill in the data during each run. ; ;IF ANY SORT OF ERROR IS ENCOUNTERED BY SUNPO AS IT READS THIS FILE, THEN ;NONE OF THE DATA HEREIN ARE REGARDED AS VALID. IN THAT CASE, A DEFAULT ;CASE WILL BE ASSIGNED. ; ; ;LEAVE NO SPACES ON EITHER SIDE OF THE=SIGN WHEN YOU EDIT THIS FILE! ;DO NOT LEAVE SPACES BETWEEN DIGITS EITHER!!! WHILE SOME DATA CHECKING ;IS DONE, DO NOT RELY ON IT. ; ; longdeg is the degree part of your longitude (range 0-180) longdeg= 80 ; longmin is the "minutes" part of your longitude (range 0-60) longmin=27 ; longew is E for East longitudes, W for West longitudes longew=W ; ; latdeg is the degree part of your latitude (range 0-90) latdeg=43 ; latmin is the "minutes" part of your longitude (range 0-60) latmin=41 ; latns should=N for north latitudes and S for south latitudes latns=N ; ; consult MOONPO.DOC for help in determining your time zone; ; If you entered an East longitude, then your timzon is positive; ; If you entered a West longitude, then your timzon is negative. timzon= -5 ; ; ******** DO NOT SKIP OVER READING THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ********** ; ;If you know your time zone (as an integer) enter it after the "TIMZON=" ; ;If you leave TIMZON blank or set it to any integer smaller than or equal ;to -25, then the TIMZON value WILL BE CALCULATED from your longitude via ;the formula: ; ; TIMZON=nearest integer (rounded down) value of (longitude/15.0). ; ;"East" longitudes are positive and the above calculated TIMZON value will ;be increased by +1. ;"West" longitudes are negative in the formula and give negative (or zero) ;values for TIMZON. ; ; The following data are used only by REGISTERED MoonPo versions: ; year=1994 month= 5 day=14 ; ; data controlling start, stop and increment for calculations ; these are in your local STANDARD time... don't use daylight time ; ; starthr is the hour (always even) for first calculation time(1 or 2 digits) starthr= 5 ; stophr is the time for last entry in table(1 or 2 digits) stophr=21 ; incrmt is time between calculated points measured in MINUTES!!! incrmt=30 ; ; data pertaining to graphs: ; graph sizes MAY BE PRINTER DEPENDENT! ; with xoffset=yoffset=0, and xmult=ymult=1.0 , my graph has lower ; left corner located about 13mm from lefthand edge of paper and ; 56 mm up from bottom of paper. The top left corner is 13 from left ; edge of paper and 63 mm from top of page. Width is about 183 mm. ; You may have to play around with these! ; ; xoffset is amount to off set x-axis on graph page in millimeters xoffset= 50.00 ; yoffset is amount to off set y-axis on graph page in millimeters yoffset= 75.00 ; xmult is x-axis scaling factor (1.0 max) xmult= 0.50 ; ymult is y-axis scaling factor (1.0 max) ymult= 0.50 ; ATMODEL is not used by MoonPo [sunpo] ATMODEL=1 ; ;Atmospheric model ID values are: 1=tropical, 2=midlatitude summer, ;3=midlatitude summer, 4= subarctic summer, 5=subarctic winter, ;0=no model-> all fluxes will be set to zero. ;rough ideas: latitude < 15 deg, use atmodel=1; ; 15 deg < latitude < 55, use models 2 or 3 ; latitude > 55 use models 4 or 5