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The error when running FHIST for the period 1980-2020.

xiaom

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Hi, I want to run a simulation for 1980-2020 using the compset FHIST, but the model stopped when it reached 2015. I checked the log file, and the error shown is:
ERROR: GETEIL: FAILED to get Inputdata/atm/cam/strataero/ ozone_strataero_WACCM_L70_zm5day_18500101-20150103_CMIP6ensAvg_c180924.nc.
Then, I checked the path and found that the file is not there, but instead, there is the file ozone_strataero_WACCM_L70_zm5day_18500101-20150103_CMIP6ensAvg_c180923.nc. Does FHIST only run simulations up to 2014? How can I continue the simulation from 2015 to 2020?

Thank you for your time and assistance. I look forward to your response.
 

hplin

Haipeng Lin
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Staff member
Hi xiaom,

You may find the responses in this thread useful to extend your FHIST run beyond 2014: How can I extend FHIST time period?

You can extend FHIST past 2014 by manually altering the namelist files to give it the forcings associated with a projection scenario e.g., SSP2-4.5 or SSP3-7.0. The best way to do this is to set up a coupled case with the SSP scenario e.g., using the BSSP370 compset. Preview the namelist by running ./preview_namelists from the case directory. Then go into ./CaseDocs from your case directory and look at atm_in and lnd_in and look at the forcing files that are needed. There will be many of them, especially from the atmosphere.

Then you can set up your FHIST case and paste these namelist settings into user_nl_cam and user_nl_clm in your case directory for the FHIST run. You may also need to give it an observation-based SST file that extends up to when your run ends.
 
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