To help us troubleshoot this problem, could you please recompile the executable in debug mode, rerun the script, and post both your run script and log file?
In addition, it seems you are running CMAQv5.3.2. If the VGTYP for your coarse and fine grids is -9999 (hybrid coordinate), please use CMAQv5.3.3 and see this recent thread for further details.
follow is my log file Input Models3 CTM file names:
Value for CTM_CONC_1: β/public2/home/Wangyh/model/data/dataout/cctm/CCTM_CONC_v532_intel_20191230_20191229.ncβ
Value for CTM_CONC_1: β/public2/home/Wangyh/model/data/dataout/cctm/CCTM_CONC_v532_intel_20191230_20191229.ncβ
Value for CTM_CONC_2 not defined; returning defaultval ': β β
Value for CTM_CONC_2 not defined; returning defaultval ': β β
Value for CTM_CONC_3 not defined; returning defaultval ': β β
Value for CTM_CONC_3 not defined; returning defaultval ': β β
"CTM_CONC_1" opened as OLD:READ-ONLY
File name "/public2/home/Wangyh/model/data/dataout/cctm/CCTM_CONC_v532_intel_20191230_20191229.nc"
File type GRDDED3
Execution ID "CMAQ_CCTMv532_Wangyh_20220822_055358_592603216"
Grid name "20191228"
Dimensions: 147 rows, 219 cols, 1 lays, 13 vbles
NetCDF ID: 131072 opened as READONLY
Starting date and time 2019363:000000 (0:00:00 Dec. 29, 2019)
Timestep 010000 (1:00:00 hh:mm:ss)
Maximum current record number 7
Input SDATE equals zero; SDATE reset to MET_BDY_3D_FIN file start date
Input STIME equals zero; STIME reset to MET_BDY_3D_FIN file start time
Input RUNLEN not set or equal to zero.
Resetting RUNLEN to correspond to MET_BDY_3D_FIN file ending date & time.
NCOLS_IN: 219
NROWS_IN: 147
NLAYS_IN: 1
NSPCS_IN: 13
NBNDY: 494
NLAYS: 32
Value for IOAPI_ISPH: '20'
Value for IOAPI_ISPH: '20'
INITSPHERES: input sphere Normal Sphere (MM5 & WRF-ARW) R=6370000
Similar to the discussion in the other thread I referenced, it seems your CTM_CONC_1 file has a single layer only which will not work to create 3D initial and boundary conditions for your target domain. Please make sure that the vertical extent of your coarse grid input file covers the vertical extent of your target domain.