This is an example getting-started run directory for using the ideal (double-periodic) simulation capability of FV3, found at
https://github.com/LarissaReames-NOAA/ufs-weather-model/tree/ideal-periodic
Familiarity with running the UFS model is assumed here for the time being.
The input.nml (examples in the namelists directory) is set up for an 80x80 grid with dx=2000m, running 8 MPI threads. The INPUTS directory includes a python script for generating idealized surface data and orography, although real data inputs can be used, as well (but will have periodic lateral boundary conditions).
Field tables for variants of the NSSL and Thompson microphysics are in the table_inputs directory. (link or copy to 'field_table')
Input soundings are the same format as WRF ideal cases (examples in the soundings directory) (link or copy to 'input_sounding')
A couple idealized suites are in the suites directory, and it should be possible to use any full physics suite as long as any needed input files are available.
For the Thompson microphysics, input files can be downloaded with the get_thompson_tables.sh script.
For more details see the documents in docs/ideal_docs at https://github.com/LarissaReames-NOAA/GFDL_atmos_cubed_sphere/tree/ideal-periodic