How To Start Operations for a New Case for Field of Regard Calculations

Log on to the machine and open an xterm.

Change into the OMEGA operations directory:
    '% cd /opt/ops/'

Start xomega:
    '% xomega'

Click on Case & Run Manager.

Click on Create New Case.
    Enter the id of your new case. 
    Then click Create.

Click on New Run.
    Delete the default text and input "tmp".
    Then click on Create.

On the Case & Run Manager dialog click OK.

Click on Set Temporal Domain.
    If needed, adjust the dates so that the difference between Start 
    and End values equals the total length of your desired simulation.
    Typically you can just adjust the Day entries.  For example
    for a 72 hour simulation make sure the End Day is 3 days
    after the Start day.
    Then click OK.

Click on Set Spatial Domain.
    On the Map Controls dialog use the Zoom/UnZoom buttons and the Lon & Lat 
    displays to locate the approximate position of your new grid.  
    When you have the general area of your case click on Domain Region.
    On the Drawing Area hold down the first mouse button and outline your
    intended grid bounds.  Release the mouse button when you are done.
    If needed, adjust the Parameters on the Set Spatial Domain dialog.
    Repeat the previous steps if more regions are needed.
    Then click OK.

Click on Call Grid Generator.

Click on Set Meteorology Data.  
    If needed, adjust the Gridded Weather Model, and Observation menus
    to match your operational met feeds.  Then click OK.

Click on Set ADM Sources.
    If needed, switch the Diffusion Mode.  
    Click one of the ADM Source Pattern buttons.
    If needed, adjust the ADM Source Parameters.
    Then click OK.

Click on Set Model Parameters.
    If needed, adjust any of the Parameters.
    Then click OK.

Click on Operations Manager.
    Select Daily Run.  
    Adjust the Time of Day menu to the hour you wish to start your operations.
    Then click OK.     
    When the Ops Daily Message appears, click OK.

Click on Quit XOMEGA

Clean up the tmp run.
    '% rm -r caseid/tmp'

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