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https://github.com/arve-research/makeclimate

Utility program to generate climate input files for LPJ-LMfire

https://github.com/arve-research/makeclimate

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Utility program to generate climate input files for LPJ-LMfire

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  • Host: GitHub
  • Owner: ARVE-Research
  • Language: Fortran
  • Default Branch: main
  • Size: 178 KB
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makeclimate

makeclimate is a utility program to generate climate input files for LPJ-LMfire.

Required software: pkg-config Autotools netCDF-Fortran

After checkout, perform initial setup with

autoreconf -if

then

./configure (set flags manually as needed)

then

make

Job options are specified in the .namelist files. When generating a climatology, the user should specify the calendar year in CE (negative for BCE ages) for the first year of the transient run (or the year following the last year of the spinup). In generating a spinup climatology, makeclimate will count years down to the final year of the spinup. Climate generated for the spinup will not be a true reflection of the climate over this period, but should be roughly similar to the mean climate state over the first part of the transient run (if any). For the transient period in contrast, climate should reflect the actual climate corresponding to the calendar year (insofar as the reanalysis is a good representation of past climate).

In principle, when generating spinup climates, the climatological mean climate used as the baseline should be pre-adjusted to reflect conditions around the end of the spinup period.

Owner

  • Name: ARVE Research
  • Login: ARVE-Research
  • Kind: organization
  • Email: info@arve-research.com
  • Location: Hong Kong

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