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@lawrencepj1 is the irrigation change something that we'll want in the cesm3_0 release for ctsm6? |
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There are also changes in: POP, CICE, and cime. There are also a bunch of settings for CAM and new files that will need to be handled. For these purposes I don't think the POP or CICE changes matter. The cime changes have to do with the expressions for MEGAN and have already come into the cesm3_0 code base. So I think the things that have to be handled for CTSM are:
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For cesm3.0 we need to have emissions driven simulations run. This requires for the emission driven capabilities to be: in place, tested and verified to work correctly.
Emissions driven simulations have been run based off of the cesm2.1.5 release. Here's a repository for that:
https://github.com/lawrencepj1/CESM2.1.5-CCIS-Ens
for the tag: baselines_tag_06
The version of CTSM used is based off of release-clm5.0.37 and is tagged as active-bvocs_tag_01
The fork for CTSM is: https://github.com/lawrencepj1/CESM2.1.5-CLM5-New-Land-Use
There are some small namelist differences, bringing in a FUN fix (that's on CTSM master) and some changes to fire-emissions, that look like they need to come to master.
A git diff shows:
For the fully coupled case, the compset used is: BHIST_BPRPcmip6, which has the longname:
HIST_CAM60_CLM50%BGC-CROP-CMIP6DECK_CICE%CMIP6_POP2%ECO%ABIO-DIC_MOSART_CISM2%NOEVOLVE_WW3_BGC%BPRP
(So the CMIP6 user-mods are used to get the standard CMIP6 output)
Changes in user_nl_clm, are mostly changes to history output, but also turning on carbon isotopes. As well as this important change for irrigation:
Anb the following settings for fire-emissions and megan:
XML settings that are important are:
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