The AMWG diagnostics are used to create plots and tables for model-to-model or model-to-observation comparisons of CAM runs, based on climatological (monthly) mean data. They can be found here:http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/amp/amwg/diagnostics/Here is a brief description of where to find the diagnostics package, and how to use it on machines where it is already installed:http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/amp/amwg/diagnostics/code.htmlThere are now chemistry and WACCM sections to these diagnostics, which can be enabled in the "diag" C-Shell script. To enable these, find these settings in the file:set all_waccm_sets = 1 # (0=ON,1=OFF) Do all the WACCM sets
set all_chem_sets = 1 # (0=ON,1=OFF) Do all the CHEM setsSimply change the "1"s to "0"s:set all_waccm_sets = 0 # (0=ON,1=OFF) Do all the WACCM sets
set all_chem_sets = 0 # (0=ON,1=OFF) Do all the CHEM setsAlternatively, you can enable the individual plot sets that you want (e.g. wset1, cset_2).There are a wide variety of plots focusing on the troposphere, but the current WACCM set is limited to vertically extended plots of a few basic variables. This may be expanded in the future.
set all_chem_sets = 1 # (0=ON,1=OFF) Do all the CHEM setsSimply change the "1"s to "0"s:set all_waccm_sets = 0 # (0=ON,1=OFF) Do all the WACCM sets
set all_chem_sets = 0 # (0=ON,1=OFF) Do all the CHEM setsAlternatively, you can enable the individual plot sets that you want (e.g. wset1, cset_2).There are a wide variety of plots focusing on the troposphere, but the current WACCM set is limited to vertically extended plots of a few basic variables. This may be expanded in the future.