[RegCNET] Problem in RegCM3 aerosol simulation.
Abdourahamane Konare
konarea at yahoo.com
Wed Apr 4 11:25:25 CEST 2007
Hi Dilip,
The problem you mentioned at your second point is coming from the conv_bin.f routine in AEROSOL/orig. There is a mistake in the conversion factors : ! kg/yr/1x1 cell ==> kg/m2/s, have a look in the file attached ( from the previous version) and replace accordingly the coefficients a(i,j)=a(i,j)/(0.5*(ax1+ax2)*by)/86400/365 in conv_bin.f by the corresponding one in the file attached, this will deal with the second point. The problem you mentioned in point one which has been dealt before however if it remains let me know then i will send to you my Main which works.
Best regards
Konare
Dilip Ganguly <dganguly at prl.res.in> wrote: Hi everyone,
As pointed out by Solmon, I have made the correction in my
RegCM/Main/aermix.f code. However, even after making this change, I am
getting exactly the same result as my previous model output obtained
without incorporating this correction.
I am surprised to find that the values of aerosol extinction (aext8) and
all other tracer mixing ratios are exactly same at all atmospheric levels.
There is absolutely no difference in their magnitudes at different heights
(sigma pressure levels). This is not expected and it can not be true.
Another surprising thing which I have noticed is that aerosol extinction
values are controlled by the dust loading alone. None of the other tracers
such as BC or OC seem to have any affect on the aerosol extinction.
Aerosol extinction values (aext8) obtained from RegCM simulation are
unbelievably low over the regions where there is high column burden of BC
and OC aerosols. This is a contradiction. I am not able to understand if I
am making any mistakes while setting various parameters in my simulations
or BC/OC aerosols simulated by the model does not radiatively interact in
the RegCM3 model and hence it is not possible to study the effect of these
aerosols on climate using the present version of the model.
I have attached my domain.param and regcm.in files along with this mail so
that it may be checked if I have set all the parameters correctly for
including dust/aerosols in my model simulation.
I made following changes in the RegCM/Main/parame file to include all the
ten tracers
integer ntr ! tracer number
parameter( ntr = 10)
integer nbin ! bins number ( dust)
parameter(nbin = 4)
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Can anybody tell, what is going wrong in my RegCM3 aerosol simulation.
Thanks in advance.
Dilip.
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Postdoctoral Fellow
Space and Atmospheric Sciences Division
Physical Research Laboratory
Navrangpura
Ahmedabad-380009
Gujarat, India
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Alternate Email: ganguly.dilip at gmail.com
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