This creates the folder structure in \emph{./results}, to which the output
files will be written. Now, you have to direct the model to files including
all parameters of the numerical experiment. To do this, modify the file
\emph{./driver\_file.dat} contents as follows
\begin{lstlisting}
# The file with parameters for driver of the Lake model
setup/<project_name>_driver.dat
\end{lstlisting}
and the file \emph{./setup\_file.dat} :
\begin{lstlisting}
# The file with parameters for driver of the Lake model
setup/<project_name>_setup.dat
\end{lstlisting}
After that, create \emph{./setup/project\_name\_driver.dat} and \emph{./setup/project\_name\_setup.dat} files. These files must have
a certain structure, so that we recommend that you simply copy them from
sample files already existing in \emph{./setup}. Once copied, you can modify them. This is what the next sections devoted to.
files will be written. After that, create \emph{./setup/project\_name\_driver.dat} and \emph{./setup/project\_name\_setup.dat} files. These files must have
a certain structure, so that we recommend that you create them by copying from
sample files already existing in \emph{./setup}. Once copied, you can modify them appropriately. This is what the next sections devoted to.
\section{Configuring the driver file}
Driver file is used to set the outer environment of the LAKE model