set up a Pacemaker experiment using E3SM #6406
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E3SM/MPAS-O doesn't have the capability to restore SST over a region while coupling over the rest. The code mods for POP in step 5 of the Pacemaker instructions haven't been done for MPAS-O. |
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Hi,
I would like set up a Pacemaker experiment using E3SM. A pacemaker experiment restores the regional (e.g. tropical or East Pacific) SST to the model climatology plus historical anomaly. It allows one to study the climate impact of the nudged SST pattern and the contribution of the couple internal mode.
CESM2 has conducted a Pacemaker experiment that restores the Tropical Eastern Pacific SST. Here is their instruction:
https://www.cesm.ucar.edu/working-groups/climate/simulations/cesm2-pacific-pacemaker
https://www.cesm.ucar.edu/working-groups/climate/simulations/cesm2-pacific-pacemaker/instructions
As I understand the restoring is applied on the ocean grid (POP).
In MPAS-ocean, we have the "ocean surface restoring" function under the namelist variable "config_use_activetracers_surface_restoring".
In mpas-ocean/src/shared/
mpas_ocn_tendency.F
and subroutine ocn_tracer_surface_restoring_compute
I wonder if this function can be applied to restore SST. If so, I wonder what are the detailed procedures to fulfill it.
Alternatively, one may do the SST restoring from the atmospheric grid, just modify the flux from atmosphere to ocean so that the anomalous flux works to restore SST to observation. But, I am not sure if this will be easier than the ocean way.
Thanks,
Wenyu Zhou
PNNL
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