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| − | :Testing [the Linoz code in [[GEOS-Chem v8-02-04 | + | :Testing [the Linoz code in [[GEOS-Chem v8-02-04]] was more difficult that I thought. I began by trying to compare the output of v8-02-04 with our previous runs with [[GEOS-Chem v8-02-01|v8-02-01]]. I accounted for the changes in the <tt>transport_mod.f</tt> and I tried to undo the changes in when the diagnostics are archived in v8-02-04, but I was still getting large differences between v8-02-04 and v8-02-01. I finally gave up on this since I may have made a mistake in reverting to the old way of doing the diagnostics in v8-02-04. In the end I took the new linoz code from v8-02-04 and used it in v8-02-01. I ran two GEOS-5 full chemistry simulations for 2007 and the output were consistent over the full year. |
:I think that it is safe to release [Linoz in v8-02-04]. However, we should acknowledge that it was [only] tested in v8-02-01, since I was not able to assess the quality of the output in v8-02-04. | :I think that it is safe to release [Linoz in v8-02-04]. However, we should acknowledge that it was [only] tested in v8-02-01, since I was not able to assess the quality of the output in v8-02-04. | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 4 February 2010
Contents
Overview
The Linoz stratospheric ozone chemistry package ...
Authors and collaborators:
- McLinden (UC Irvine ?)
- Philip Cameron-Smith (LLNL)
- Brendan Field (formerly Harvard)
- Dylan Jones (U. Toronto)
- Jane Liu (U. Toronto)
Implementation notes
Linoz has been implemented into GEOS-Chem v8-02-04.
Code structure
The main-level Code directory has now been divided into several subdirectories:
GeosCore/ GEOS-Chem "core" routines GeosUtil/ "Utility" modules (e.g. error_mod.f, file_mod.f, time_mod.f, etc. Headers/ Header files (define.h, CMN_SIZE, CMN_DIAG, etc.) ISOROPIA/ Directory where ISORROPIA II code resides KPP/ KPP solver directory structure bin/ Directory where executables are placed doc/ Directory where documentation is created help/ Directory for GEOS-Chem Help Screen lib/ Directory where library files are placed mod/ Directory where module files are placed obsolete/ Directory where obsolete versions of code are archived
Linoz consists of the following files:
- GeosCore/linoz_mod.f: Source code file with Linoz chemistry subroutines
- GEOS_1x1/Linoz_200910/Linoz_March2007.dat: File with ozone climatology in the GEOS_1x1 data directory
Additional Documentation
Validation
Dylan Jones (dbj@atmosp.physics.utoronto.ca) wrote:
- Testing [the Linoz code in GEOS-Chem v8-02-04 was more difficult that I thought. I began by trying to compare the output of v8-02-04 with our previous runs with v8-02-01. I accounted for the changes in the transport_mod.f and I tried to undo the changes in when the diagnostics are archived in v8-02-04, but I was still getting large differences between v8-02-04 and v8-02-01. I finally gave up on this since I may have made a mistake in reverting to the old way of doing the diagnostics in v8-02-04. In the end I took the new linoz code from v8-02-04 and used it in v8-02-01. I ran two GEOS-5 full chemistry simulations for 2007 and the output were consistent over the full year.
- I think that it is safe to release [Linoz in v8-02-04]. However, we should acknowledge that it was [only] tested in v8-02-01, since I was not able to assess the quality of the output in v8-02-04.
--Bob Y. 11:09, 4 February 2010 (EST)
Previous issues now resolved
None at this time.
Outstanding issues
None at this time.
