Yes, there is a grid mismatch between ocean grid and other component grids. It guess this problem might be caused by an error in tx0.66v1 grid SCRIP file. The longitude generated from this file ranges from -286 to 70. Is there any method to solve this problem?You should write out frequent coupler history files for a start. So, HIST_OPTION = ndays, HIST_N = 1. Then you should be able to see where the NaNs are occurring. It seems to me there is likely a land/ocean mask mismatch here.
We have discontinued the use of the t061 grid, as it has been surpassed by the t232 grid.
You will need a recent CESM tag to use the new grid:
Also, please be aware that we are actively developing the B1850MOM compset. It has not been scientifically validated and you will likely find issues when running this compset.![]()
GitHub - ESCOMP/CESM at cesm2_3_alpha16e
The Community Earth System Model. Contribute to ESCOMP/CESM development by creating an account on GitHub.github.com
We have discontinued the use of the t061 grid, as it has been surpassed by the t232 grid.
You will need a recent CESM tag to use the new grid:
Also, please be aware that we are actively developing the B1850MOM compset. It has not been scientifically validated and you will likely find issues when running this compset.![]()
GitHub - ESCOMP/CESM at cesm2_3_alpha16e
The Community Earth System Model. Contribute to ESCOMP/CESM development by creating an account on GitHub.github.com