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Thank you very much, Keith.The surface types are read in from the surface dataset. The surface dataset should be specified in your lnd_in namelist:
fsurdat = '............'
Crop types are specified by the variable PCT_CFT in the surface dataset. The surface dataset is read in using (e.g., in release-cesm2.1.3):
components/clm/src/main/surfrdMod.F90
You can find descriptions of the active (and currently inactive) crop types here:
You may be able to co-opt or take over one of the inactive crop types for your purposes.
With regard to tutorials, some of the material here may be useful:
2019 CTSM Tutorial
The National Center for Atmospheric Research is offering a week-long tutorial on the Community Terrestrial Systems Model hosted by the Climate & Global Dynamics laboratory.
Tutorial opportunities for CTSM · ESCOMP CTSM · Discussion #1855
We've received a number of requests to launch the cloud environment from the CTSM mini-tutorial. This cloud environment has been taken down, but there are still ways to learn about CTSM. Here are s...
Dear Keith, thank you very much for your help! I think at this moment, I will go with taking over some of the inactive CFTs. However, I have another question. As I saw in the list, for some inactive CFTs, the model just uses the physiology parameters of other CFTs (like wheat and corn). I think that if I want to take over one CFT, then I need to change the physiology parameters somewhere. I thought that the parameters are in the file /inputdata/lnd/clm2/pftdata/pft-physiology, but I checked my case and it does not read the files there. I am a bit confused. Could you please give me some tips regarding this?The surface types are read in from the surface dataset. The surface dataset should be specified in your lnd_in namelist:
fsurdat = '............'
Crop types are specified by the variable PCT_CFT in the surface dataset. The surface dataset is read in using (e.g., in release-cesm2.1.3):
components/clm/src/main/surfrdMod.F90
You can find descriptions of the active (and currently inactive) crop types here:
You may be able to co-opt or take over one of the inactive crop types for your purposes.
With regard to tutorials, some of the material here may be useful:
2019 CTSM Tutorial
The National Center for Atmospheric Research is offering a week-long tutorial on the Community Terrestrial Systems Model hosted by the Climate & Global Dynamics laboratory.Tutorial opportunities for CTSM · ESCOMP CTSM · Discussion #1855
We've received a number of requests to launch the cloud environment from the CTSM mini-tutorial. This cloud environment has been taken down, but there are still ways to learn about CTSM. Here are s...