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1 | run_landclim(control_file)
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control_file |
Name of the control file (e.g. control.xml). |
The working directory needs to be set to the level above "Input" and "Output" folders of LandClim, thus at the "site" level. Until now, the folder names are hard-coded, thus need to be "Input" and "Output", not e.g. input! Feel free to fix this!
It is assumed that LandClim is installed in a way, that the command 'landclim' is available in the command line (regardless of the current working directory).
If that is not the case, you can do the following in Ubuntu:
Add the following line to the end of the file .bashrc
in your home directory: PATH="$PATH:/path/to/landclim"
(replace /path/to/landclim
with the real path of the directory in which LandClim can be found).
Then run the following command in the command line: source ~/.bashrc
Now you should be able to simply enter landclim
in the command line to start LandClim. And calling run_landclim()
in R should also work.
Klara Dolos
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