[MITgcm-support] Weird cooling with simple EXF setup

Yilang Xu yxu at whoi.edu
Fri Nov 15 03:30:54 EST 2019


Hi all, 

 

My last email did not get through the pipeline after 1hour, so sorry if a repeated message shows up later. 

 

I am testing EXF package, and am using the default EXF_OPTIONS.h file. In my data.exf, I have the following input, 

Air temperature 10 degC all over the domain, with “exf_offset_atemp  = 273.15” added;

Humidity 0.0001 all over the domain;

Vwind ramps from 0 to 20m/s within certain area; 

For uwindfile, precipfile, lwdownfile, swdownfile, runoffFile, I have input files with value 0 all over the domain. 

 

The ocean is initialized with 5 degC in data. During the runs, the ocean keeps cooling, with strong positive hflux and lwflux in STDOUT.0000. I checked exf_atemp in STDOUT, it is 283.15. So I am not sure why the ocean is getting colder even the air is warmer. 

 

My data.exf and STDOUT files are uploaded through Google drive. 

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1H-Q-YZwYXdxay6jUXdfysjF1YHpL9mQ8

 

Appreciate it if anyone would help with this problem. 

 

Thanks,

Yilang

 

File input within data.exf: 

 hfluxfile         = ' ',

sfluxfile         = ' ',

ustressfile       = ' ',

vstressfile       = ' ',

atempfile         = 'airtempfield.bin',

aqhfile           = 'humidfield.bin',

uwindfile         = 'empty2dfield.bin',

vwindfile         = 'vwind.bin',

# evapfile          = 'empty2dfield.bin',

precipfile        = 'empty2dfield.bin',

lwfluxfile        = ' ',

swfluxfile        = ' ',

lwdownfile        = 'empty2dfield.bin',

swdownfile        = 'empty2dfield.bin',

runoffFile        = 'empty2dfield.bin',

climsstfile       = ' ',

climsssfile       = ' ',

 

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