Supplementary Job SJ1.0: Difference between revisions
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The configuration is based on the Met Office job <code>anenj</code> (via MONSooN job <code>xhmaj</code>) which is derived from <code>amche</code> (the standard GA4.0 N96L85 interactive dust model) via |
The configuration is based on the Met Office job <code>anenj</code> (via MONSooN job <code>xhmaj</code>) which is derived from <code>amche</code> (the standard GA4.0 N96L85 interactive dust model) via |
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'''vn8.4 N216 development''' |
'''vn8.4 N216 development'''<br/> |
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<code>amche</code> (base vn8.0 GA4.0 job) owned by Dan Copsey <br> |
<code>amche</code> (base vn8.0 GA4.0 job) owned by Dan Copsey <br> |
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<math>\rightarrow</math> <code>xipvp</code> (MONSooN) owned by Jeremy Walton<br> |
<math>\rightarrow</math> <code>xipvp</code> (MONSooN) owned by Jeremy Walton<br> |
Revision as of 08:15, 10 August 2015
This page documents the vn8.4 GA4.0 N216L85 supplementary job SJ1.0 (xjgvb/c
on MONSooN and xjgve/?
on ARCHER).
This job has been developed by Luke Abraham with help from several others.
It is a continuation of GA4.0 N216 Development - more information can be found on that page.
Base Model
The base atmosphere model used here is the GA4.0 configuration. More information on GA4.0 development can be found on Global Atmosphere 4.0/Global Land 4.0 documentation pages (password required). A GMD paper documenting this model is also available.
The configuration is based on the Met Office job anenj
(via MONSooN job xhmaj
) which is derived from amche
(the standard GA4.0 N96L85 interactive dust model) via
vn8.4 N216 development
amche
(base vn8.0 GA4.0 job) owned by Dan Copsey
xipvp
(MONSooN) owned by Jeremy Walton
xjgva
(made N216 by comparing aliur to ajthw) owned by Luke Abraham
xjgvb
initialised from 1999-12-01 dump from xjgva, and made a TS2000 set-up
xjgve
copied to ARCHER
reference vn8.0 jobs
- N96
aliur
(base vn8.0 GA4.0 N96L85 job)
xipvo
(MONSooN) owned by Jeremy Walton
- N216
ajthw
(base vn8.0 GA4.0 N216L85 job)
xfthi
(MONSooN) owned by Oliver Derbyshire
xfaym
owned by Malcolm Roberts
xfaym
owned by Malcolm Roberts
xhcea
owned by Jane Mulcahy
Contributions and Acknowledgements
Luke Abraham would like to thank the following people (in no particular order) for their help in creating this job:
- Jeremy Walton (Met Office)
- Malcolm Roberts (Met Office)
- Jane Mulcahy (Met Office)
- Maria Russo (NCAS, University of Cambridge)
- Marie-Estelle Demory (NCAS, University of Reading)
- NCAS-CMS