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COSMOS User Group Meeting 11.12.2008

COSMOS User Group Meeting 11.12.2008. ECHAM5. Vegetation Weathering. Chemistry. Isotope Proxy Models. Ice Sheets Model. OASIS. MPI-OM. HAMOCC5. What are the components of COSMOS?. Recent AWI Version: cosmos-1.1.0_millennium_rev1524 (“COSMOS Millennium Version”)

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COSMOS User Group Meeting 11.12.2008

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  1. COSMOS User Group Meeting11.12.2008 ECHAM5 Vegetation Weathering Chemistry Isotope Proxy Models Ice Sheets Model OASIS MPI-OM HAMOCC5

  2. What are the components of COSMOS? • Recent AWI Version: cosmos-1.1.0_millennium_rev1524(“COSMOS Millennium Version”) • This COSMOS version includes the following components: • Atmosphere: ECHAM (v. 5.4.01) • Ocean: MPIOM • Land Vegetation & Carbon Cycle: JSBACH • Ocean Biogeochemistry & Carbon Cycle: HAMOCC Folie ok

  3. Which COSMOS configurations exist? At the moment, the following COSMOS setups can be run: • cosmos-a ECHAM5 (atmosphere, only) • cosmos-as ECHAM5 + JSBACH (atmosphere + land surface scheme) • cosmos-o MPIOM (physical ocean, only) • cosmos-ao ECHAM5 + MPIOM (atmosphere + ocean) • cosmos-asob ECHAM5 + JSBACH + MPIOM + HAMOCC (atmosphere + land surface scheme + physical ocean + marine biogeochemistry) The various setups can be run in different resolutions: • cosmos-a, cosmos-as: T31L19, T63L31 (cosmos-a, only!) • cosmos-o: GR30L40 • cosmos-ao, cosmos-asob: T31L19 + GR30L40

  4. Where do I find COSMOS on the AWI-SX8? All required COSMOS files can be found in the following directory /sx8/user2/paleo/models/COSMOS (always the most recent version!) • version-specific directories exists, too, e.g./sx8/user2/paleo/models/COSMOS-1.1.0_millennium_rev1524.AWI There exist the following subdirectories: • $COSMOS/util - Utility routines to generate scripts for the compilation and running of the COSMOS model • $COSMOS/SX - The machine-dependent build files and model binaries (i.e. the executable model files) • $COSMOS/src - The source code files for the different model components (e.g. ECHAM5, MPIOM) and additional libraries • $COSMOS/contrib - some auxiliary scripts (not important) • $COSMOS/data - some auxiliary input data for testing (not important)

  5. How do I run the COSMOS model? • Example scripts are found here: $COSMOS/experiments/cosmos-(a/o/as/ao/asob)/scripts • There are always 3 scripts: *.run, *.arch, *.post (for running, archiving and postprocessing) • Copy the example scripts to your own directory and adapt them before(!) you use them • Adapt everything until from 1st line until paragraph “END OF THE USER INTERFACE” • Submit run script (*.run) via the qsub command; archiving and postprocessing will be started autamatically • Alternative method:continue to use your old ECHAM5 and MPIOM scripts with the new model binaries

  6. Where are the default COSMOS input files? Default input files can be found here: /sx8/user2/paleo/input_data/COSMOS/PresentDay • There exist subdirectories for the different model setups (cosmos-a, cosmos-as, cosmos-o, cosmos-a, cosmos-asob) • To avoid disc space waste, please do not copy the default input files to your user directory but rather just use symbolic links (automatically done in the default run scripts) • Currently, a warm start (from existing restart files) can only be done for the following model setups: cosmos-asob, cosmos-ao, cosmos-o • Default input files for different past climates (e.g. 6K, LGM) will be added to the input_data directory in the future

  7. Where is my COSMOS output data? • Output data should be stored in your $USER-directory: /sx8/user(1/2)/<YOUR_NAME>/... • You should use different subdirectories for the different model setups (cosmos-a, cosmos-as, cosmos-o, cosmos-a, cosmos-asob) • To avoid disc space waste, please modify the post-processing script and store only data that you actually need (or may need in the future...) • Default output files for commonly used control runs (e.g. climatology for present day climate) will be available in early 2009 in the following directory: /sx8/user2/paleo/output_data/COSMOS/

  8. For Advanced Users:How to compile the COSMOS model • Go to directory $COSMOS/util/compile/tools; type:Create_COMP_cpl_models.ksh --id <experiment ID> <model-setup> • E.g. Create_COMP_cpl_models.ksh --id default comos-a • => Script generates the actual compile-scripts; names and location are given on the screen • Run all of the generated compile-scripts • E.g. $COSMOS/src/mod/echam5/COMP_echam5_default.ksh Wait a little bit... (and watch the output on the screen!) • After successful compilation, you can find the model binaries in$COSMOS/SX/bin/ (e.g. echam5_default.x) • Components for coupled COSMOS setups have the ending *.MPI1.x • E.g. echam5_default.x versus echam5_default.MPI1.x • For detailed help and more information, type Create_COMP_cpl_models.ksh --help

  9. Where can I find further COSMOS information? • In /sx8/user2/paleo/models/COSMOS/util/running/doc:the PRISM Standard Running Environment (SRE) Report(=technical description of running the COSMOS model) (PRISM = Program for Integrated Earth System Modeling) • In /sx8/user2/paleo/models/COSMOS/util/compile/doc:the PRISM Standard Compile Environment (SCE) Report (=technical description of compiling the COSMOS model) • In the various doc-subdirectories /sx8/user2/paleo/models/COSMOS/.../doc • E.g. in /sx8/user2/paleo/models/COSMOS/src/mod/echam5/doc • On our web site... (TBA) • On the COSMOS website: http://www.cosmos.enes.org • At the COSMOS User Group meetings • Ask your colleagues!! WARNING: Some of the documents may be a little bit outdated...

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