Craig:

You should now have new logins at both hao and scd. Obviously,
you are not obligated to do anything until 9/20, but since you
asked Maura for reading material, I thought you might also be
interested in perusing the hao LAN to see where/how we are doing
our work, etc.

You should be able to telnet to hao.ucar.edu from a comet machine. 
This will put you in your hao home, /home/craigh. Take a look in 
the following directories (all machines at hao are cross mounted):

/home/tgcm              # main tgcm home directory 
/home/tgcm/bin          # scripts and other stuff in support of tgcm
/home/tgcm/tgcmxx       # tgcm source codes for various versions
/home/tgcm/tgcmproc     # main fortran post-proc (source is in src/)
/home/tgcm/tgcmidl      # idl post-proc
/home/tgcm/animxdr      # another idl proc used to make animations
 ~foster/timegcm/flxcplr # stuff related to the tgcm/ccm flux coupler
 ~foster/tgcmvis/flxproc # post-proc for tgcm/ccm flux coupler
 ~foster/usr             # several subdirs recording wk done w/ colleagues
 ~roble/ntwk             # output from latest runs made by Ray

When you start work, one of the first "long-term" projects from
me will be to overhaul/rewrite the post-processor for the tgcm/ccm
flux coupler. Currently flxproc runs 2 separate codes, a ccm
post-processor and a tgcm post-processor, and then produces output
of the two sets of results "concatenated" together. One problem is
that the ccm processor its using is no longer supported by cgd,
and is available on only one machine. Cgd is using ncl (ncar command
language -- a command line interpreter to ncar graphics) to do
post-proc of ccm and csm results (see the cgd web site), so we
will probably use that for the new flxproc.

Anyway, feel free to check out any other areas at hao, including
web sites of course. You could also review the scd and cgd web
sites, esp re available machines and documentation at scd, and 
the csm (esp ccm) at cgd.

Looking forward to working w/ you. Let me know if you have trouble
logging in or going to any of these sites, or if you have any
questions about anything ;-)

--Ben