Hello everyone!
Still working on my case, I managed to find ways to solve some of my previous problems. Here's a new one I got lately.
To help you have a better look at my problem, here's the context: I have a dam located at the end of a small portion of a river. I've set, using the NOEROD subroutine, the dam as non-erodable (ZR = ZF-0.1 at this place, whereas ZR = ZF-100 otherwise), and I'm using a single class of sediment with the following characteristics: 30E-6 m of diameter, transported by bedload and suspension.
After more than 150 000 time steps, I end up with an error on a certain node:
ATTENTION COUCHES VIDES: NOEUD I = 2526
(If I understood correctly, the English version would be "BEWARE ALL LAYERS EMPTY: NODE I = 2526")
Sometimes, with a slightly different bathymetry on the input, I manage to go a bit beyond those 150k time steps, but this message shows up at some point anyway.
I am a bit puzzled by this error as I can't seem to find how to correct it. You can find, attached below, the steering files ("sis.cas" and "t2d_raf.cas"), the fortran file I use("conlit_inverse.f") as well as the boundary files ("t2d_conlim.txt" and "sis_conlim.txt").
I have also attached a picture of the bathymetry at the glitch's localization.
If anyone has any idea on this problem, I'd love to hear it! :)
Thanks in advance!