(min/max)_(N/S)H_planting_date
variables in the parameter file netCDF. min/max refer to the start and end, respectively, of the sowing window. (Set them to the same date to prescribe a sowing date.) N/S refer to northern or southern hemisphere, respectively—note that these variables control entire hemispheres. (Northern hemisphere is defined as latitude > 0.)Hi Sam,Hi Jinmu,
If you want to set a custom sowing window, you can do that by modifying the four(min/max)_(N/S)H_planting_date
variables in the parameter file netCDF. min/max refer to the start and end, respectively, of the sowing window. (Set them to the same date to prescribe a sowing date.) N/S refer to northern or southern hemisphere, respectively—note that these variables control entire hemispheres. (Northern hemisphere is defined as latitude > 0.)
Unexpected behavior will result if you specify a sowing window that spans two calendar years, so make sure max >= min. I hope to merge new code fixing this soon.
If you want to specify a sowing date that varies more than by hemisphere, let me know and I can walk you through it—documentation is coming later this month.
Hi Keith,This is the file pointed to by "paramfile" in your lnd_in.
Hi Sam, @samrabinHi Jinmu,
If you want to set a custom sowing window, you can do that by modifying the four
(min/max)_(N/S)H_planting_date
variables in the parameter file netCDF. min/max refer to the start and end, respectively, of the sowing window. (Set them to the same date to prescribe a sowing date.) N/S refer to northern or southern hemisphere, respectively—note that these variables control entire hemispheres. (Northern hemisphere is defined as latitude > 0.)
Unexpected behavior will result if you specify a sowing window that spans two calendar years, so make sure max >= min. I hope to merge new code fixing this soon.
If you want to specify a sowing date that varies more than by hemisphere, let me know and I can walk you through it—documentation is coming later this month.
Hi sam,You're right that it's not possible to do this in the parameter file. However, it is possible using a geographically gridded sowing date input file. The files in the input data repository at lnd/clm2/cropdata/calendars/processed/ show what these should look like. If you tell me the version of the model you're working with, I can give you more information.