[MITgcm-devel] Heat flux diagnostics with pkg/seaice
Dimitris Menemenlis
menemenlis at jpl.nasa.gov
Sun Jun 21 19:18:07 EDT 2009
Jean-Michel, I have added SIatmQnt, which I think is what you were
looking for.
One question I have about SIatmFW is whether we should exclude runoff
from it
since it is not really an atmospheric freshwater flux?
An, I have also added your diagnostics SIqneto, SIqneti, SIyneg, and
SIfice,
but please note that different from what you had done, SIqneto and
SIqneti
are multiplied by (1-AREA) and by AREA, respectively, so you don't have
to multiply these offline for your budget computations.
D.
On Jun 12, 2009, at 7:18 AM, Jean-Michel Campin wrote:
> Martin and Dimitris,
>
> We still don't have a diagnostics for the Atmospheric (net) heat flux
> when using seaice (the heat-flux equivalent of SIatmFW for fresh-
> water,
> or the equivalent of SIflxAtm in thsice pkg).
> Holy was trying the other day to get something meaningful out of
> seaice_growth.F, but I was not able to see why the output was off
> by ~200.W/m2
> Can someone who knows (better than I do) what seaice_growth.F is doing
> add this diagnostics ?
> It seems to me that doing a heat budget, or knowing how much heat
> is put in the model are quiet basic things that we should be able
> to do routinely (without modifying the code with high chance of doing
> it wrong).
>
> Thanks,
> Jean-Michel
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