Changes between Version 29 and Version 30 of DevelopmentActivities/CMIP6/DevelopmentsCMIP6/soil_physic


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2015-02-27T14:22:17+01:00 (10 years ago)
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    302302== Vertical Soil Discretization == 
    303303 
    304 - Presentation by Fuxing of his work on the soil W and T discretization: [https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/attachment/wiki/Meetings/CMIP6/Physic/20150226_Fuxing.pdf​​][[BR]] 
    305  
    306 - Discussion 
    307  
    308  
    309 - PROPOSED SCHEME 
     304=== Presentation (Fuxing) === 
     305 
     306Fuxing described his work on the soil W and T discretization: [https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/attachment/wiki/Meetings/CMIP6/Physic/20150226_Fuxing.pdf​​][[BR]] 
     307 
     308He tested:  
     309 - standard discretization : V1 
     310 - new common scheme with 8m for both W and T: V2 
     311 - new common scheme with 2m for W and 8m for T: V3 
     312 
     313First outcomes for T are: 
     3145 meters is not enough for diunal/seasonal cycle of T (criterial is that the amplitude of the cycle at lowest layer should lower by a factor "E-3" of that of the first layer ???) 
     315we need a depth of at least 9.5 m for sand soil when using new USDA texture classes 
     316 
     317For soil moisture: 
     318Differences between V2 and V3 are not too large 
     319V2 need a longer spin-up (at least 40 yr) 
     320The impact on the river dischages is significant for some rivers  
     321changes in drainage is large but additional graphics are needed to better quantify the changes  
     322 
     323 
     324=== Discussion === 
     325 
     326With sand and  
     327 
     328 
     329=== PROPOSED SCHEME === 
    310330 
    311331The objective is to propose a scheme flexible enough to allow users to test different configurations depending on their objectives and to be able to account for deep soil thermic representation in the case of permafrost.