[RegCNET] domain size
Moetasim Ashfaq
mashfaq at purdue.edu
Wed Oct 28 20:36:55 CET 2009
Hi Jagannathan,
If you are going to use RegCM over South Asia then it is better to use the
domain size which has been thoroughly tested. The domain size I suggested (and
you mentioned in your earlier email) has been used frequently at 50km by various
groups in South Asia. At 25km, you may use the domain size that we used in
Ashfaq et al, GRL (2009).
Apart from that, it is not mandatory to have jx greater than iy - though in most
cases jx > iy. Also, domains with large iy (latitudinal extent) are
computationally unstable due to the limitations of map projections. In general,
size of jx,iy,kz,ds will largely depend on the available computational resources
and science question that someone wants to address.
Moet
Quoting jagan TNAU <jagan at tnau.ac.in>:
> Dear Users,
>
> To my request Bi has suggested us to use domain size of jx=90 and iy=70
> because RegCM uses 12 grid for LBC buffer zone. From earlier archive also I
> noticed that jx is always higher than the iy. Is this is a requirement for
> RegCM and if so what has to be the normal difference between the two.
>
> --
> With regards
>
> Dr.R.Jagannathan
> Professor and Head
> Agro Climate Research Centre,
> Tamil Nadu Agricultural University,
> Coimbatore - 641 003 India
>
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