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Hi All,
I am Sanjiv, PhD student at Purdue University. Wish you all a very happy and prosperous new year.
My orginal question was:
When we set IPCC_MODE = OFF in env_conf, then which forcing is being
considered. More simply: What is CO2 concentration in the atmosphere, it is
present day CO2 concentration (350 or 365 ppm) or anything else.
I have a repy from Gary Strand that
It's not present day, as you're trying to run an 1870 control, therefore, the CO2 value will be set to the 1870 contained in ghg_1870_2100_c040122.nc, which is ~289.3 ppm.
So my new question is:
If we say for IPCC = OFF, CO2 concentration is set to 289.3 ppm (1870 value). What happens to SST and sea ice data file. Does is also get set to 1870 value or not. Because i am running CAM and CLM in active mode and SST and sea ice, i am taking as data component only.
Any clarification in this regard is highly appreciated
thanks
sanjiv
I am Sanjiv, PhD student at Purdue University. Wish you all a very happy and prosperous new year.
My orginal question was:
When we set IPCC_MODE = OFF in env_conf, then which forcing is being
considered. More simply: What is CO2 concentration in the atmosphere, it is
present day CO2 concentration (350 or 365 ppm) or anything else.
I have a repy from Gary Strand that
It's not present day, as you're trying to run an 1870 control, therefore, the CO2 value will be set to the 1870 contained in ghg_1870_2100_c040122.nc, which is ~289.3 ppm.
So my new question is:
If we say for IPCC = OFF, CO2 concentration is set to 289.3 ppm (1870 value). What happens to SST and sea ice data file. Does is also get set to 1870 value or not. Because i am running CAM and CLM in active mode and SST and sea ice, i am taking as data component only.
Any clarification in this regard is highly appreciated
thanks
sanjiv