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Regional Models in CCSM CCSM/POP/ROMS: Regional Nesting and Coupling

Regional Models in CCSM CCSM/POP/ROMS: Regional Nesting and Coupling. Jon Wolfe (CSEG) Mariana Vertenstein (CSEG) Don Stark (ESMF). What is NRCM?. Nested Regional Climate Model

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Regional Models in CCSM CCSM/POP/ROMS: Regional Nesting and Coupling

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  1. Regional Models in CCSMCCSM/POP/ROMS: Regional Nesting and Coupling Jon Wolfe (CSEG) Mariana Vertenstein (CSEG) Don Stark (ESMF)

  2. What is NRCM? • Nested Regional Climate Model • Initiative to use regional models inside a global climate model to enhance resolution in geographic areas of scientific interest without resolving the entire domain • Adds different physical parameterizations on different scales • Upscale results? Plenty of scientific issues • Plenty of software engineering issues as well

  3. NRCM: Ocean Stages • Goal: to utilize upscaling from regional ocean processes to improve global climate simulations • Process: start with current CCSM3 and create a composite OCN component containing POP and multiple nested ROMS. Proceed in three stages: • Stage A) 1-way nesting of ROMS in POP and coupling to single atmosphere. • Phase 1) No merging of POP/ROMS SSTs (offline NEP) • Phase 2) OCN merges POP/ROMS SSTs to send back to CPL • Stage B) 2-way nesting of ROMS in POP and coupling to single atmosphere. • Stage C) nested ROMS coupled to nested WRF (in CAM) • Will only focus on Stage A for now

  4. Changes To CCSM for Stage A-1 • Replace POP with a composite ocean model that sequentially couples POP with a number of ROMS nests • CPL6 modifications to send extra data needed by ROMS from the atmosphere and on the atmosphere timestep -- including the ability to store and average that data • Modify POP by moving its coupling routines and major timestep loop up into the composite model (while making as few changes as possible, of course) • Output from POP to the composite model has to include 3D fields for ROMS boundary conditions

  5. Requirements for CCSM POP/OCN • Coupling of POP to OCN occurs via subroutine calls • Containing only framework data structures • Containing all the input and output data • Coupling of POP to CPL replaced by coupling of OCN to CPL • All current POP coupling brought to the top level driver • OCN must be able to run as a special case with only POP (without the feedback of ROMS). • bit-for-bit answers must be achieved when compared to current POP/CPL results

  6. Sequential Coupling Design Coupler -- high-level loop control using framework data structures for mapping and merging Interface layer -- translates between framework and native datatypes, makes native routine calls Scientific Source Code i.e. POP & ROMS

  7. POP/ROMS Coupling Steps POP_Run1 if time to send to coupler then map atm data to ROMS grid map POP data to ROMS grid ROMS_Run map ROMS output to POP grid merge ROMS and POP results send results to the coupler endif if time to recv from coupler then receive data from the coupler endif POP_Run2

  8. Time Flow: (ith ocn-cpl coupling interval) Wall clock time atm Ar Fr Ar cpl ocn SSTi-1 Fi-1 SSTi merged Ar pop SSTi pop ALi-1 ALi romsA SSTi romsA Atm2Roms Map & Flux calc BLi BLi-1 SSTi romsB romsB Ar = atm state at atm radiation time Fr = atm/ocn flux (Ar , SSTi-1) Fi-1= <Fr> averaged over interval i-1 [AB]Li-1 = pop boundary conditions mapped to romsA and RomsB

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