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Move SNICAR parameter to parameter file #2247
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Linking (as related) another list of snow params being discussed that already appears in the params file. These are the params that I need to add to the params file to complete this issue: |
This parameter (fresh_snw_rds_max) moved from the namelist to the params file. I have a feeling this means that I need to update the clm50 and clm45 params files, as well. Now that I think about it, I need to add all these params to the clm50 and clm45 params files. |
New params files for Meier roughness, MIMICS, SNICAR, and with changes to leafcn and k*_nonmyc 1) Start using existing new params file for Meier roughness: /glade/campaign/cesm/cesmdata/inputdata/lnd/clm2/paramdata/ctsm51_params.RMz0.c231011.nc and include bug-fix ESCOMP#2219 2) Update forcing heights per ESCOMP#2071. 3) Update params file for MIMICS per ESCOMP#1845. 4) Make leafcn for pfts 15 and 16 the same per ESCOMP#2184. 5) Switch the values of params kc_nonmyc and kn_nonmyc per ESCOMP#2120. 6) Move SNICAR parameters to params file per ESCOMP#2247. Changes answers. Details in PR ESCOMP#2258 and in the ChangeLog.
In this thread, @cenlinhe recommended moving the following parameters to the CLM parameter file.
(1) C2_liq_Brun89 (wet aging coeff, on parameter file),
(2) snw_rds_refrz (refrozne grain size, on parameter file),
(3) fresh_snw_rds_max (max fresh snow grain size) AerosolMod.F90,
(4) snw_rds_min (cold snow size), AerosolMod.F90
(5) scvng_fct_mlt_bcphi, scvng_fct_mlt_bcpho, scvng_fct_mlt_dst1~4 src/biogeophys/SnowHydrologyMod.F90
This isn't urgent, but could be helpful for subsequent OAAT parameter perturbation experiments as we look at tuning snow albedos.
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