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n1850.ne30_tn14.hybrid_fatessp.20241125 #61
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@adagj - this is not ready to go yet - but I wanted to start the documentation. |
Hey @mvertens it doesn't look like I have the access to edit this issue (except for the title, weridly) but anyway, the new FATES param file with MEGAN and Twostream is in: /cluster/work/users/rosief/git/NorESM_MEGAN_test/components/clm/src/fates/parameter_files/fates_params_megan_twostream.nc FWIW, twostream radiation is turned on by setting this in the parameter file: To recap also, we should use the version WITHOUT twostream for testing as Ryan is workig through some residual issues with mininor errors in the first timestep which stop the ERS being BFB. It is fine to run with it though. These are being fixed. |
@rosiealice, You should have plenty of access, does GitHub think you are logged in when you try? I often see a weird state where it knows who I am but still has the "Sign in" button at the top right of the screen. |
Maybe the thing is that the issues is a 'comment' and @mvertens made that comment and maybe you can't edit someone else's comments? I am logged in... (but that does also happen a lot!!!) |
That's probably it. I would guess you need to be an (evil) admin to do that sort of thing. I use the 'Quote reply' option under the three-dot drop-down on a comment to indicate the purpose of my response. If you make a text selection before doing so, it will just quote that part. Otherwise, it quotes the entire comment. |
@adagj - noresm2_5_alpha08 has been made and I think this simulation is ready to be started. I hope those are not famous last words. |
@adagj - please hold off for now. I'm finding some addition problems with the ctsm external. Please wait for the updated alpha08 tag which I hope to have on Monday. |
@adagj - never mind the above message. I think we are okay with ctsm. |
@oyvindseland @rosiealice @kjetilaas - the clm namelists used in this run have some key differences from those used in A few key diffs:
nuopc.runconfig - the mediator it looks like we are using the new gust parameterization:
drv_flds_in - we have different dust parameterizations:
lnd_in:
The above is set this way because we did not set
I think what we need to do is:
NOTE: a lot of this confusion is due to the summary here: ESCOMP/CTSM#2713 (which I've read several times and still find confusing). |
Re-running the experiment with new settings. I think I disagree with some of the conclusions/ premises in the ESCOMP. The model expert should not be the model with the most complex use of the parameter, but the model (type) that was used in developing the parameterisation. For the discussion above this means fires, Megan and dust emissions. Dry deposition of gases is dependent on parameters both in the atmosphere and on the surface. Since the processes is governed by parameters in several models then I think the complexity of the user model should decide the place of calculation. |
@oyvindseland - thanks for your input. If I'm understanding your correctly, I agree. I think we can do things differently in noresm and do not have to replicate what is done in ESCOMP. |
Not sure I completely understood this. Do you mean that CTSM should set fire, megan and dust emissions? And CAM set dry dep? @oyvindseland. I don't have a clear opinions on this, just want to make sure I understand. |
Kjetil, yes, that are my opinion on this. At the same time my preferences are not very strong so even good technical arguments may be enough for me to change my opinion. |
After discussing with @mvertens we decided to run a number of atmosphere/land tests before re-running the coupled with new settings. Will kep the issue for now, but since the model crashed I will not upload the data to nird |
Which simulation was it that crashed? The one described in the initial issue? Any clues as to why? Noting that dry dep and fire emissions are tbd still... I am going to work on that asap. |
Yes, it was this simulation. Modified the name slightly since I created it yesterday. It is unclear why it crashed after two years, but already after month 1 there seems to a drying of Asia, wettening of Sahara After a couple of year cloud cover is 99 % almost everywhere and there is hardly any cloud water in Asia and North America and quite a lot more of sea-ice. 890: Error calling advance_xp2_xpyp |
@rosiealice - we are systematically trying to see what could be causing this.
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Thanks @mvertens let me know if I can help at all. |
@oyvindseland @mvertens @rosiealice Can you please add important results you want to share with the community in these slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZQnsRMfczkoCL3BaiUoxG4QBqZjwW1momM8RG2Kpds0/edit?usp=sharing |
Can do. The main problem is how to treat model crashes due to instabilities. |
Thanks Øyvind. I think you need to archive. Maybe you can use the archiving
script from the case?
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… Can do. The main problem is how to treat model crashes due to
instabilities.
Just send the run catalogue to nird and run diagnostics on whatever data?
Can the diagnostics work on a run catalogue or do I need to build a
xxx/hist manually.
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It is very slow / hanging when run interactively. Anyone remember how to submit it as a batch job without editing case.submit |
Stored at nird now. |
Yes, so I am repeating the experiment. Will create an issue, but the case as is |
comparing the 25.11. against the 11.11. run, Aeroval in 25.11. version shows almost no dust emissions, halved sea salt and DMS emissions in the first year. https://aeroval.met.no/pages/maps/?project=noresm&experiment=LatestNorESM2.5-non-observables&station=ALL¶meter=emiss&model=HYBRID-FATESSP.20241125# So considerably less wind over especially land and also ocean... Isoprene emissions show now up over land, new feature? |
Isoprene was very low in previous versions of Fates. It looks like if it is corrected now? @kjetilaas |
Yes! As I understand, these emissions were not sent properly in 20241111: Now they are there, and geographically looks reasonable (although still an order of magnitude too small compared to NorESM2-MM-PREIND): Given the large, cold bias in this simulation, I think this might be ok. But of course, we should keep an eye on this in future simulations. @rosiealice, feel free to add more details here (or correct me, if I am wrong). |
Yes, this version has MEGAN hooked up to FATES. I missed the letting as I was ok my first of four medical appointments for the morning (!) but the slide I out in the deck shows the differences in global BVOC flux totals. |
@oyvindseland do you have a link to the NorESM2-MM-PREIND output? |
@rosiealice, see the link in the last post from Michael. Here is the latest simulation next to NorESM2-MM-PREIND plot: |
OK cool. What is the setup of that MM-PreInd run? I am wondering if it had much higher LAI than the FATES-SP version? Typically CLM5 has a large +ve LAI bias and that might drive these high isoprene fluxes. |
... we could also test this by looking at one of the previous runs that had CLM5-SP as the land surface to check the difference caused by the switch to the FATES implementation of MEGAN? (none of those is in the Aeroval diagnostics as far as I can tell) FWIW (@oyvindseland ) the emissions were being sent properly in the previous FATES-SP runs. The issue was that the internal leaf CO2, which is a driver of isoprene, was not passed from FATES into MEGAN (and hence it was a nonsense value and there were no isoprene emissions at all more or less). |
You should be very careful drawing any conclusions from the most recent simulations since it has a very erroneous cloud cover, so very low solar radiation at the surface. 100 % cloud cover does have a large impact on LAI. |
Yeah, @kjetilaas drew my attention to this. Will hold off digging too much for now. |
The problems can also be seen in 2 and 3 |
Diagnostics for the newest AMIP type simulations: With MAM4:
With Oslo-Aero: And the coupled simulation: The very high values in high clouds, ice water path, lack of tropopause ect in the fully coupled run are evident also in the AMIP-type run with Oslo-Aero, but not with MAM4 |
Yes - it looks like it is an "Oslo-Aer in the new CAM version" problem. |
@adagj : I get 404 (File not found), but I also get that with other things on nird webpages that I have not had this issue with before, and the location and file permissions of these seem perfectly fine. I suspect this is a "something is wrong with nird web connection right now"-problem, and not a "you did something weird wrong"-problem. Maybe leave it over the Weekend and check again on Monday? |
Thanks Øyvind. I can write to sigma.
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… @adagj <https://github.com/adagj> : I get 404 (File not found), but I
also get that with other things on nird webpages that I have not had this
issue with before, and the location and file permissions of these seem
perfectly fine. I suspect this is a "something is wrong with nird web
connection right now"-problem, and not a "you did something weird
wrong"-problem. Maybe leave it over the Weekend and check again on Monday?
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I don't see anything either but then, https://ns2345k.web.sigma2.no/datalake shows no directories and https://ns2345k.web.sigma2.no/datalake/NS2345K gives a Not Found error. I second @maritsandstad's conclusion. |
@adagj , I am not Øyvind, but I'll take the mix up to be due to you being a great fan of the first Norwegian recipient of the Nobel Price for literature, and in particular his "En glad gut" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/En_glad_Gut) ;-)
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When I looked at it two days ago the links were working, now it isnt working any longer. So its a problem for sigma2 , the webserver setup. https://ns2345k.web.sigma2.no still works, but the link further into the directories is missing |
@oyvindseland, please see NorESMhub/CAM#183 |
@gold2718 Ongoing work noted. |
@maritsandstad Sorry about the mix up. I was of course reading En glad gut while replying.... will try to avoid it in the future :) |
So, the problem with the websites seem to be fixed. Is it working for the rest of you too? |
all fine, works again, good ! |
Purpose:
Duplicate of n1850.ne30_tn14.hybrid_fatessp.20241111 but with major update to the CAM code and updated CTSM/FATES code (that handles MEGAN correctly).
TODO: Not sure about the updated twostream scheme for FATES. ???
The goal is to run 20 years.
Description:
To get the code
NOTE: a memory leak is present in the run and hits agains the node
limit
when running past 11 years.See memory leak in n1850 case NorESM#550
create_newcase commnad
user_nl_blom
ICFILE = "/cluster/shared/noresm/inputdata/restart/NOIIAJRAOC20TR_TL319_tn14_ppm_20240816/rest/1775-01-01-00000/NOIIAJRAOC20TR_TL319_tn14_ppm_20240816.blom.r.1775-01-01-00000.nc"
user_nl_cice
ice_ic = "/cluster/shared/noresm/inputdata/restart/NOIIAJRAOC20TR_TL319_tn14_ppm_20240816/rest/1775-01-01-00000/NOIIAJRAOC20TR_TL319_tn14_ppm_20240816.cice.r.1775-01-01-00000.nc"
user_nl_clm
Add the following to user_nl_clm
Compset long name
1850_CAM70%LT%NORESM%CAMoslo_CLM60%FATES-SP_CICE_BLOM%ECO_MOSART_DGLC%NOEVOLVE_SWAV_SESP
Model grid long name
a%ne30np4.pg3_l%ne30pg4.pg3_oi%tnx1v4_r%r05_w%null_z%null_g%gris4_m%tnx1v4
Case directory:
`/cluster/projects/nn9560k/oyvinds/NorESM2.5_alpha08/cases/n1850.ne30_tn14.hybrid_fatessp.20241125
Code version on github:
Diagnostics:
Atmosphere:
Output:
/nird/datalake/NS9560K/noresm3/cases/n1850.ne30_tn14.hybrid_fatessp.20241125
Contacts:
@mvertens, @adagj , @oyvindseland
Extra details:
Crashed after 1 year, 11 months due to instability in cam microhysics
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