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v82 v83 297 297 ### Why would you want to do that ? ### 298 298 299 Extending a simulation using MOSAIC weights and switching to MOSAIX weights is mostly relevant for long simulations at equilibrium (for instance paleoclimates deeptime simulations). The improved interpolation schemes used in MOSAIX result in a better conservation of some quantities. One of the desirable effects it can have is a reduction sea surface height drift which can become non negligible with very longsimulations over several millenia.300 301 So, can you use your MOSAIC simulation restarts for running your MOSAIX simulation ?302 303 The short answer is : no, you can't do it. 299 Extending a simulation using MOSAIC weights and switching to MOSAIX weights is mostly relevant for long simulations at equilibrium (for instance paleoclimates deeptime simulations). The improved interpolation schemes used in MOSAIX result in a better conservation of some quantities. One of the desirable effects it can have is a reduction of sea surface height drift which can become non negligible with simulations over several millenia. 300 301 So, can you use your MOSAIC simulation restarts for running your MOSAIX simulation ? 302 303 The short answer is : no, you can't do it. 304 304 305 305 The long answer is : no, not as an actual restart for all the components, but you can still use your MOSAIC simulation to initialise a MOSAIX run with the same ocean state. … … 307 307 ### Why is it so ? ### 308 308 309 The re are two things you need to know to understand the problem.309 The problem originates from the combination of two facts. 310 310 311 311 '''First''' … … 316 316 317 317 '''The actual problem''' 318 When you try to use MOSAIX interpolation weights and restart LMDZ from a simulation with an o2a.nc file produced by MOSAIC embedded in the LMDZ restarts, you will get wrong values for the interpolation of quantities located at the points where the coastlines differ. This can result in numerical instability and the code blowing or, much worse, false balancesbut the code running fine !318 When you try to use MOSAIX interpolation weights and restart LMDZ from a simulation with an o2a.nc file produced by MOSAIC embedded in the LMDZ restarts, you will get wrong values for the interpolation of quantities located at the points where the coastlines differ. This can result in numerical instability and the code blowing or, much worse, imbalance in the fluxes between ocean and atmosphere but the code running fine ! 319 319 320 320 ### The trick to get around this ###