18 | | ORCHIDEE (milestone 4) comes with a 12 month warranty (starting on March 10th 2020)! This warranty is valid for the head of the trunk if no code changes were made and for the default configurations (analytical spinup, FG1, FG2, FG4 and FG5). The warranty applies to model crashes, ipsl errors and obvious bugs (e.g., spikes, sudden changes on January 1st, crazy values, …). Following the establishment of the problem, you need to extract a 1 pixel or 3x3 pixel test case that reproduces the crash on Obelix. A script to extract the restart files for this kind of restricted test cases can be downloaded from svn ( [https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/browser/trunk/TOOLS/Utilitaire/Regrid_restart/extract_restart.pysvn download here]). Once the TRUNK FORCE has received the test case, the first response time is 5 working days (outside the holiday period). If your problem falls outside the warranty we can still give assistance and advice. |
| 18 | ORCHIDEE (milestone 4) comes with a 12 month warranty (starting on March 10th 2020)! This warranty is valid for the head of the trunk if no code changes were made and for the default configurations (analytical spinup, FG1, FG2, FG4 and FG5). The warranty applies to model crashes, ipsl errors and obvious bugs (e.g., spikes, sudden changes on January 1st, crazy values, …). Following the establishment of the problem, you need to extract a 1 pixel or 3x3 pixel test case that reproduces the crash on Obelix. A script to extract the restart files for this kind of restricted test cases can be downloaded from svn ( [https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/browser/trunk/TOOLS/Utilitaire/Regrid_restart/extract_restart.pysvn download here]). Once the TRUNK FORCE has received the test case, the first response time is 5 working days (outside the holiday period). If your problem falls outside the warranty we can still give assistance and advice. |
139 | | Describes r6783. The flag '''ok_bare_soil_new''' controls how the bare soil is perceived and calculated. If set to FALSE the total bare soil is still calculated veget_max_1 + sum(veget_max_i - veget_i) with i from 2 to the number of PFTs. When a deciduous PFT sheds its leaves, the gaps in the forest will thus contribute to the bare soil fraction in the grid. Although this approach was introduced a long time ago to get acceptable evaporation estimates from forest, the approach also resulted in using the albedo of PFT1 deserts as the background albedo of forest gaps. In ORCHIDEE v2.1 the background albedo has been reparameterized and this issue may have been largely resolved now if '''alb_bg_modis''' = y ([https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/TrunkFunctionality4#Albedobackgroundr6614 more details]). From many points of view a dynamic bare soil fraction is strange, e.g., bare soil has its own water column so when moving the forest gaps from to forest to PFT1 the soil water content, soil carbon content, litter layer, etc all changes temporary. If '''ok_bare_soil_new''' is set to TRUE, canopy gaps no longer contribute to the bare soil. The new albedo scheme (see Albedo and Background albedo) considers a specific background albedo for each PFT and calculates the albedo of the PFT including the canopy gaps but the calculation of bare soil evaporation underneath a canopy would be problematic. For that reason ok_bare_soil_new is recommended only to be used with the multi-layer energy budget (when run with more than 1 layer). The multi-layer energy budget accounts for within canopy turbulence and can therefore deal with evaporation from beneath a canopy. At present the settings for ok_bare_soil_new are included in the energy_control flag ([https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/TrunkFunctionality4#Singlevsmultilayerenergybudgetr6614 more details]). The default settings combine the new albedo scheme with the single layer energy budget (enerbil) and '''ok_bare_soil_new''' = n. |
| 139 | Describes r6783. The flag '''ok_bare_soil_new''' controls how the bare soil is perceived and calculated. If set to FALSE the total bare soil is still calculated veget_max_1 + sum(veget_max_i - veget_i) with i from 2 to the number of PFTs. When a deciduous PFT sheds its leaves, the gaps in the forest will thus contribute to the bare soil fraction in the grid. Although this approach was introduced a long time ago to get acceptable evaporation estimates from forest, the approach also resulted in using the albedo of PFT1 deserts as the background albedo of forest gaps. In ORCHIDEE v2.1 the background albedo has been reparameterized and this issue may have been largely resolved now if '''alb_bg_modis''' = y ([https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/TrunkFunctionality4#Albedobackgroundr6614 more details]). From many points of view a dynamic bare soil fraction is strange, e.g., bare soil has its own water column so when moving the forest gaps from to forest to PFT1 the soil water content, soil carbon content, litter layer, etc all changes temporary. If '''ok_bare_soil_new''' is set to TRUE, canopy gaps no longer contribute to the bare soil. The new albedo scheme (see Albedo and Background albedo) considers a specific background albedo for each PFT and calculates the albedo of the PFT including the canopy gaps but the calculation of bare soil evaporation underneath a canopy would be problematic. For that reason ok_bare_soil_new is recommended only to be used with the multi-layer energy budget (when run with more than 1 layer). The multi-layer energy budget accounts for within canopy turbulence and can therefore deal with evaporation from beneath a canopy. At present the settings for ok_bare_soil_new are included in the energy_control flag ([https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/TrunkFunctionality4#Singlevsmultilayerenergybudgetr6614 more details]). The default settings combine the new albedo scheme with the single layer energy budget (enerbil) and '''ok_bare_soil_new''' = n. |
200 | | * FG_CRUJRA_SPIN: 2x2 degrees CRU-JRA forcing cycles over 1901-1910 between 1901 and 2240 ([https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Start from scratch. 15 PFTs, no land cover changes, nitrogen input for 1850, 1860 or 1900 depending on the species, and fixed CO2 concentrations ([https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/UserGuide/SpinUpCarbon details and context]). |
201 | | * FG_CRUJRA_TRANS: 2x2 degrees CRU-JRA forcing cycles over 1901-1910 between 1861 and 1900 ([https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Restart from FG_CRUJRA_SPIN. 15 PFTs, no land cover changes, nitrogen input for 1900, and annual CO2 concentrations. |
202 | | * FG_CRUJRA_HIST: 2x2 degrees annual CRU-JRA forcing between 1901 and 2010 ([https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Restart from FG_CRUJRA_TRANS. 15 PFTs, annual land cover changes, annual nitrogen input and annual CO2 concentrations. |
| 200 | * FG_CRUJRA_SPIN: 2x2 degrees CRU-JRA forcing cycles over 1901-1910 between 1901 and 2240 ([https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Start from scratch. 15 PFTs, no land cover changes, nitrogen input for 1850, 1860 or 1900 depending on the species, and fixed CO2 concentrations ([https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/UserGuide/SpinUpCarbon details and context]). |
| 201 | * FG_CRUJRA_TRANS: 2x2 degrees CRU-JRA forcing cycles over 1901-1910 between 1861 and 1900 ([https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Restart from FG_CRUJRA_SPIN. 15 PFTs, no land cover changes, nitrogen input for 1900, and annual CO2 concentrations. |
| 202 | * FG_CRUJRA_HIST: 2x2 degrees annual CRU-JRA forcing between 1901 and 2010 ([https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Restart from FG_CRUJRA_TRANS. 15 PFTs, annual land cover changes, annual nitrogen input and annual CO2 concentrations. |
211 | | * OOL_SEC_STO_FG3 (removed in r8012): 0.5x0.5 degrees annual WFDEI_GPCC forcing between 1979-2009 ([https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Start from scratch. 15 PFTs, annual land cover changes, annual nitrogen input and annual CO2 concentrations. |
212 | | * OOL_SEC_STO_FG3nd (removed in r8012): 0.5x0.5 degrees annual WFDEI_GPCC forcing between 1979-2013 ([https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Start from scratch. 15 PFTs, annual land cover changes, annual nitrogen input and annual CO2 concentrations. |
| 211 | * OOL_SEC_STO_FG3 (removed in r8012): 0.5x0.5 degrees annual WFDEI_GPCC forcing between 1979-2009 ([https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Start from scratch. 15 PFTs, annual land cover changes, annual nitrogen input and annual CO2 concentrations. |
| 212 | * OOL_SEC_STO_FG3nd (removed in r8012): 0.5x0.5 degrees annual WFDEI_GPCC forcing between 1979-2013 ([https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Start from scratch. 15 PFTs, annual land cover changes, annual nitrogen input and annual CO2 concentrations. |
215 | | * OOL_SEC_STO_FG4 (can be found in svn before tag 4.1 or r7686): ~0.5x0.5 degrees annual CRU-JRA forcing between 1901 and 2010 ([https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Start from scratch. 64 PFTs, European forest are defined at the species level with 4 age classes, forests outside of Europe are defined at the MTC level with 1 age class, annual land cover and tree species changes, annual input deposition, annual CO2 concentrations, annual forest management, and annual litter raking. |
| 215 | * OOL_SEC_STO_FG4 (can be found in svn before tag 4.1 or r7686): ~0.5x0.5 degrees annual CRU-JRA forcing between 1901 and 2010 ([https://forge.ipsl.fr/orchidee/wiki/Documentation/Forcings about the forcing]). Start from scratch. 64 PFTs, European forest are defined at the species level with 4 age classes, forests outside of Europe are defined at the MTC level with 1 age class, annual land cover and tree species changes, annual input deposition, annual CO2 concentrations, annual forest management, and annual litter raking. |