bethproedrou@gmail_com
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Hello,
I am running a tidally-locked Earth simulation with CESM 1.0.4. I have succeeded in slowing down the planet's rotation and to keep the subsolar point stable to my desired longitude. My problem lies with the latitude. As the simulation runs from January to July, the subsolar point advances from -23 degrees to +23 degrees. I wish to force the subsolar point to stay at -23 degrees.
I tried changing the latitude of the subsolar point (SBSLLAT) in the subsol subroutine, but when I run the simulation, the subsolar point still moves. I know this because the Shortwave clear-sky downward flux is moving in latitude from January to July. It would appear that the latitude of the subsolar point is calculated somewhere else in the code, but I have not managed to find where.
Would you happen to know where else in the code is the subsolar point latitude calculated? Or perhaps what else should I change to get the result I want?
Thank you in advance,
Beth
I am running a tidally-locked Earth simulation with CESM 1.0.4. I have succeeded in slowing down the planet's rotation and to keep the subsolar point stable to my desired longitude. My problem lies with the latitude. As the simulation runs from January to July, the subsolar point advances from -23 degrees to +23 degrees. I wish to force the subsolar point to stay at -23 degrees.
I tried changing the latitude of the subsolar point (SBSLLAT) in the subsol subroutine, but when I run the simulation, the subsolar point still moves. I know this because the Shortwave clear-sky downward flux is moving in latitude from January to July. It would appear that the latitude of the subsolar point is calculated somewhere else in the code, but I have not managed to find where.
Would you happen to know where else in the code is the subsolar point latitude calculated? Or perhaps what else should I change to get the result I want?
Thank you in advance,
Beth