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The hot-data file does not, however, include the array containing porosity,
sponge layer coefficients, or the bed resistance coefficients. These should be
specified for the continuation run exactly as in the simulation from which the
hot-start data derive.
Remarks and hints
The hot start facility is mainly used for 2DH applications involving wave-cur-
rent interactions, where the wave simulation is hot started from a run with cur-
rents only.
5.5 Entries Arranged Alphabetically
The following subjects are dealt with in this section:
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Application Progress Visualization (APV)
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Artificial land
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Batch mode
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Blow-up
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Boussinesq cross terms
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Courant number
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Deep water terms
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First time model set-up
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Hardware requirements
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High-frequency noise
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Linear dispersion relation
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Mesh generation
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Minimum wave period
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Numerical damping
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Option parameters
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References
5.5.1 Application Progress Visualization (APV)
The progress view includes an Application Progress Visualizer bar showing
the progress of the simulation, current simulation time (or time step), compu-
tational speed and expected remaining computational time. You may also halt
the simulation, change the base priority settings, suspend or set the simula-
tion on idle.
The model simulation log file is shown at all time. The log file is an ASCII file
and has the same name as the input PFS-file, but the suffix is “.log”. This file