[MITgcm-support] Re: pickup problem
Tom Haine
Thomas.Haine at jhu.edu
Mon Apr 11 17:45:30 EDT 2005
Dear Alistair and Jean-Michel,
I think I've found the source of the pickup problem with my version of
the new horizontal viscosity: At pickup I removed the mean SSH from the
SSH field (to avoid problems with very stiff barotropic modes when
assimilating with an earlier version of this code - I should have cut
this a while ago, but I forgot: sorry if I wasted your time, J-M.).
Without this adjustment (i.e., the regular code) I can integrate past
the pickup for several hundred more steps. Eventually, there's another
divergence however:
WARNING: r*FacC < hFacInf at: i,j,bi,bj,Thid,Iter= 71 20 1 1 1
5977
rStarFac,H,eta = -0.025522 5.000000E+00 -5.127608E+00
STOP in CALC_R_STAR : too SMALL rStarFacC !
in STDERR.0032. Again, I guess this is the Leith scheme diverging
despite the diagnostics about rStar (right?). I suppose my flow has
become too energetic (I see more or less monotonic increase in KE prior
to the crash). How should I control this? Should I just increase
viscC4Leith (currently set to 1.0)?
Thanks again for your help. I agree with Dimitris - this is a fabulous
new scheme for the MITgcm.
Tom.
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