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calculation of saturated frozen thermal conductivity of soil

In module SoilTemperatureMod of Community Land Model 3, there a line to calculate saturated frozen thermal conductivity of soil,


> dksat = tkmg(c,j)*0.249**(fl*watsat(c,j))*2.29**watsat(c,j)
>
> 2.29 is for thermal conductivity of ice
> 0.023 for air
> 0.6 for liqid water

what is 0.249 for.

Thanks
 

jmccaa

New Member
Hi,

Hopefully you'll get lucky and find an answer here, but since you've posted a land model question to the atmosphere model bulletin board, you may not. If so, please contact the land model liaison or post to one of the CCSM bulletin board categories.

Jim
 
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