[RegCNET] Echam5 projections and downscaling

[turuncu at be.itu.edu.tr]

Hi,

If you use the raw ECHAM5 data in grib format. You can use the ECHAM5
patch which can be found in,

http://kullanici.be.itu.edu.tr/~turuncu/part1/mm5/files/regcm3.patch.13072007.tar

It can be used for reading and creating IC data in RegCM3. I have just
finish this patch and using it is in your responsibility. We are testing
it in our regional climate studies and we did not finish the testing phase
yet.

The detailed information can be found in Diff/README file. If you find any
bug or problem in patch, please let me know.

Best regards,

Ufuk Utku Turuncoglu
Istanbul Technical University
Informatics Institute
Computational Science and Engineering

> Dear RegCNET,
>
> Quite a newbie in the RegCM3 and climatology in
> general, I could definitely use some advice, links,
> tutorials, if possible, at the below:
>
> 1)I plan to install RegCM3 on a single processor
> Debian/GNU Linux i386 machine
> 2)Run simulations (serial mode) for ECHAM5 with A1B
> emission scenario, for 40 years, daily or monthly for
> a  region in Greece,
> 3)Produce output in the finest resolution possible,
> that is 50km for RegCM3 (right?)
> 4) Or, a nested simulation for a finer resolution grid
> (say 20km)?
> 5)Finally, downscale, at 1km. Which is the approach
> you may recommend for downscaling of RegCM3 grids down
> to 1km?
>
> Many thanks :-)
>
> Dimos
>
>
>
>
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