model_as_subroutine_initialise.f90

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!    a subroutine to initialise an ensemble member
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subroutine model_as_subroutine_initialise(x,particle)
  use model_as_subroutine_data
  use sizes
  implicit none
  real(kind=kind(1.0d0)), dimension(state_dim), intent(out) :: x
  integer, intent(in) :: particle

  !somehow initialise the ensemble member.
  !for no reason at all I am going to set x in this example to be a
  !vector with entries 100 plus the particle number in each position.
  x = 100.0d0+real(particle,kind=kind(1.0d0))
  
end subroutine model_as_subroutine_initialise