Isotopes in an Evaporating Lagoon

The response of carbon isotopes in the atmosphere and ocean to fossil fuel burning is so familiar that the results of the calculation just carried out are not very interesting. It is, however, easy to adapt the program just discussed for application to a system for which the results are not immediately obvious. I will carry out an application of this kind in this section, just to have some fun with these equations and routines. [Pg.84]

The system I shall simulate is an evaporating lagoon connected to the open ocean. The quantities to be calculated, listed in order in subroutine [Pg.84]

DIM s1eq(nrow, ncol), unk(nrow), y(nrow), dely(nrow), yp(nrow) [Pg.85]

DIM incind(nrow) Controls test on increment in CHECKSTEP [Pg.85]

PRINTER Subroutine writes a file for subsequent plotting GOSUB DEFINITIONS [Pg.85]

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