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How to set CLM non-interactive when applying Compset FHIST
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I can answer the way that you would do this. I can not say if scientifically this is something that we recommend or not. Section 6.3 of the CAM6 User's Guide 6. Customizing CAM runs — camdoc documentation
lists how create your own compset.
In a nutshell the FHIST shortname is a simplification of the CESM explicit compset longname. The longname allows you to specify whether to use a running model version, data model or slab model for each component. The details of the longname is found in the link in the above mentioned section, but repeated here:
Again, be very careful when you set up compsets using the longname as many will result in combinations which will not produce meaningful results. As a software engineer, I can not say if your proposed setup will result in meaningful results or not. I am simply giving you the directions on how to do this.
lists how create your own compset.
In a nutshell the FHIST shortname is a simplification of the CESM explicit compset longname. The longname allows you to specify whether to use a running model version, data model or slab model for each component. The details of the longname is found in the link in the above mentioned section, but repeated here:
Again, be very careful when you set up compsets using the longname as many will result in combinations which will not produce meaningful results. As a software engineer, I can not say if your proposed setup will result in meaningful results or not. I am simply giving you the directions on how to do this.
Hi Cheryl,I can answer the way that you would do this. I can not say if scientifically this is something that we recommend or not. Section 6.3 of the CAM6 User's Guide 6. Customizing CAM runs — camdoc documentation
lists how create your own compset.
In a nutshell the FHIST shortname is a simplification of the CESM explicit compset longname. The longname allows you to specify whether to use a running model version, data model or slab model for each component. The details of the longname is found in the link in the above mentioned section, but repeated here:
Again, be very careful when you set up compsets using the longname as many will result in combinations which will not produce meaningful results. As a software engineer, I can not say if your proposed setup will result in meaningful results or not. I am simply giving you the directions on how to do this.
Thanks for your suggestions. It would be a helpful start for me to customize FHIST.
Best,
Skylar