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DustDead extension ignores USTAR read from meteorology #278
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See comments on PR #279 |
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Closing due to inactivity |
@yuanjianz This was closed by the stale action but I've reopened it. |
@yuanjianz @lizziel: I've merged the HEMCO PR #279 and GEOS-Chem PR #2512 but I noticed that the GCHP emissions are much higher than the GCHP emissions. GCClassic
Ref = gcc-4x5-1Hr-14.6.0-alpha.2-2-g8250dac
Dev = gcc-4x5-1Hr-14.6.0-alpha.4-1-g1b20e4a
Ref Dev Dev - Ref % diff diffs
DST1 Natural : 0.006879 0.008958 0.002080 30.236475 *
DST2 Natural : 0.017277 0.022501 0.005224 30.236484 *
DST3 Natural : 0.031349 0.040828 0.009479 30.236480 *
DST4 Natural : 0.034294 0.044664 0.010369 30.236483 *
GCHP
Ref = gchp-c24-1Hr-14.6.0-alpha.2-2-g13535ce
Dev = gchp-c24-1Hr-14.6.0-alpha.4-3-g7754180
Ref Dev Dev - Ref % diff diffs
DST1 Natural : 0.004585 0.090644 0.086059 1876.980035 *
DST2 Natural : 0.011516 0.227675 0.216158 1876.979956 *
DST3 Natural : 0.020896 0.413104 0.392208 1876.979840 *
DST4 Natural : 0.022859 0.451918 0.429059 1876.980067 * I looked at the PR #2512 and realized that we had only added scale factors for GCClassic. I know that most GCHP simulations use offline emissions but we use the online emissions for GCHP. Would you be able to make a new PR with the scaling factors for GCHP? |
GCHP scale factors for dustdead are set in Notice they are the same for all meteorology data sets. They were derived by Christoph Keller. |
@lizziel: I think I see the problem: HEMCO_Config.rc (from GEOS-Chem Classic integration test rundir)
105 DustDead : off DST1/DST2/DST3/DST4
--> Mass tuning factor : 5.6659e-5
HEMCO_Config.rc (from GCHP integration test rundir)
105 DustDead : off DST1/DST2/DST3/DST4
--> Mass tuning factor : ${RUNDIR_DUSTDEAD_TF} It looks like the Mass tuning factor for GCHP wasn't being written to the HEMCO_Config.rc file with the right value. |
The Mass tuning factor should have been replaced here but looks like it wasn't. I'll double check this. |
Never mind. I was looking at the fullchem but not fullchem_benchmark run directory. This is the HEMCO_Config.rc: 105 DustDead : on DST1/DST2/DST3/DST4
--> Mass tuning factor : 6.0e-4 I think Christoph's scale factors were done for DEAD dust emissions using USTAR computed from U10M and V10M. I would need some help in determining the proper scale factors for GCHP now that we use USTAR from the met fields. |
Your name
Yuanjian Zhang
Your affiliation
WashU
What happened? What did you expect to happen?
USTAR is one of the most significant variables used in DustDead dust emission. Currently, DustDead is calculating its own friction velocity
WND_FRC
from reference wind at 10m with a reference roughness length.HEMCO/src/Extensions/hcox_dustdead_mod.F
Lines 1482 to 1497 in 3bd40ad
HEMCO/src/Extensions/hcox_dustdead_mod.F
Lines 2707 to 2709 in 3bd40ad
USTAR and Z0 read from meteorology is only read but ignored in following calculation.
HEMCO/src/Extensions/hcox_dustdead_mod.F
Lines 1467 to 1480 in 3bd40ad
Is there any historical reason for not using USTAR directly from GMAO, or is it just a bug?
What are the steps to reproduce the bug?
N/A
Please attach any relevant configuration and log files.
No response
What HEMCO version were you using?
3.9.0
What environment were you running HEMCO on?
Local cluster
What compiler and version were you using?
gcc 10.2.0
Will you be addressing this bug yourself?
Yes
In what configuration were you running HEMCO?
Standalone
As what resolution were you running HEMCO?
all
What meterology fields did you use?
Other (please explain in additional information section below)
Additional information
All meterology fields
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