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Hi
I'm having an issue while running the test case scenario. The test case I selected is ows papa. The problem is that even if I multiply the heat flux data with a large multiplier I am not getting any change in the output temperature. I am not able to identify the mistake. The only change I have made in the configuration file is the heat flux data file.
What might be the cause of the error and what should I do to correct the run?
surface:
fluxes: # heat and momentum fluxes
method: off # method to calculate fluxes from meteorological conditions [off=use prescribed fluxes, kondo=Kondo (1975), fairall=Fairall et al. (1996); default=off]
heat: # prescribed total heat flux (sensible, latent and net back-radiation) [W/m^2]
method: file # method [constant, file=from file; default=constant]
constant_value: 0.0 # value to use throughout the simulation [W/m^2; default=0.0]
file: heatflux_file.dat # path to file with time series [default=]
column: 1 # index of column to read from [default=1]
tx: # prescribed momentum flux in West-East direction [Pa]
method: file # method [constant, file=from file; default=constant]
constant_value: 0.0 # value to use throughout the simulation [Pa; default=0.0]
file: momentumflux_file.dat # path to file with time series [default=]
column: 1 # index of column to read from [default=1]
ty: # prescribed momentum flux in South-North direction [Pa]
method: file # method [constant, file=from file; default=constant]
constant_value: 0.0 # value to use throughout the simulation [Pa; default=0.0]
file: momentumflux_file.dat # path to file with time series [default=]
column: 2 # index of column to read from [default=1]
Hi sir,
The surface heat flux from the output file does changes for both cases ie., with normal flux as above and the one with the flux multiplied with 1000. But the range of the input and output flux data has a huge difference (in the range of about 10 to the power 3).
Even if the flux data has a change, the output temperature has no change.
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bolding commentedon Feb 13, 2025
look under
surface:
fluxes:
method: fairall # method to calculate fluxes from meteorological conditions [off=use prescribed fluxes, kondo=Kondo (1975), fairall=Fairall et al. (1996); default=off]
Krishnaveni499 commentedon Feb 13, 2025
surface:
fluxes: # heat and momentum fluxes
method: off # method to calculate fluxes from meteorological conditions [off=use prescribed fluxes, kondo=Kondo (1975), fairall=Fairall et al. (1996); default=off]
heat: # prescribed total heat flux (sensible, latent and net back-radiation) [W/m^2]
method: file # method [constant, file=from file; default=constant]
constant_value: 0.0 # value to use throughout the simulation [W/m^2; default=0.0]
file: heatflux_file.dat # path to file with time series [default=]
column: 1 # index of column to read from [default=1]
tx: # prescribed momentum flux in West-East direction [Pa]
method: file # method [constant, file=from file; default=constant]
constant_value: 0.0 # value to use throughout the simulation [Pa; default=0.0]
file: momentumflux_file.dat # path to file with time series [default=]
column: 1 # index of column to read from [default=1]
ty: # prescribed momentum flux in South-North direction [Pa]
method: file # method [constant, file=from file; default=constant]
constant_value: 0.0 # value to use throughout the simulation [Pa; default=0.0]
file: momentumflux_file.dat # path to file with time series [default=]
column: 2 # index of column to read from [default=1]
This is the configuration that I have done
bolding commentedon Feb 13, 2025
and how does you heat flux file look?
Krishnaveni499 commentedon Feb 13, 2025
1959/09/14 00:00:00 -1.544771e+02
1959/09/14 03:00:00 -1.492934e+02
1959/09/14 06:00:00 -1.818033e+02
1959/09/14 09:00:00 -8.975443e+01
1959/09/14 12:00:00 -1.115359e+02
1959/09/14 15:00:00 -7.680168e+01
1959/09/14 18:00:00 -6.876736e+01
1959/09/14 21:00:00 -5.988798e+01
1959/09/15 00:00:00 -4.307178e+01
1959/09/15 03:00:00 -3.356252e+01
1959/09/15 06:00:00 -8.546186e+01
It is a dat file
Krishnaveni499 commentedon Feb 14, 2025
Hi sir,
The surface heat flux from the output file does changes for both cases ie., with normal flux as above and the one with the flux multiplied with 1000. But the range of the input and output flux data has a huge difference (in the range of about 10 to the power 3).
Even if the flux data has a change, the output temperature has no change.