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yabph ([cp g] 5 cm/s tie point ; 4.5)

Start time: 2000/12/1, length: 100/0/3
Processors: 1 * 2, Exec name: $RUNID.exe; Timestep (mins): 30 (atmos); 60 (ocean)
Start dumps: $DUMPS/xahiya.da00c10 $DUMPS/xahiyo.da00c10
Fortran mods
Diags
Userprestash files
Status: [good-but-for-GHGs]
See-also:
Notes:
1. Notes go here...
History: yabph -> g -> f -> c -> a -> yabnu -> q -> n -> l -> f -> a -> yabes -> f -> e -> c -> a -> yabad -> a -> yaauo -> n -> yaasc -> yaaoa

Purpose of Run (long)

New OI heat flux, but with 5 cm/s tie point (hand-edit to icefloe.f). See g and i.

The ocean to ice heat flux is calculated as:


		OI_hf = OI_hf_hadcm3 * (ocean_ice_shear) / tie_point_speed

In this run the tie point is set at 5 cm/s: where the shear is greater than this, the OI flux is higher; where less, lower. At most points away from the coastline around Antarctica, its higher. See Fortran mods for the code (hand-edit to 5 cm/s not 10).

Results

Promising. See yabpc/seaices.

Past last modified: 9/12/2002 / wmc@bas.ac.uk