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Limitation: SLIM won't be able to run single point resolutions #29

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ekluzek opened this issue Mar 9, 2022 · 5 comments
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Limitation: SLIM won't be able to run single point resolutions #29

ekluzek opened this issue Mar 9, 2022 · 5 comments
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ekluzek commented Mar 9, 2022

I think this is OK, although it might help with debugging to have the option to do this. With SLIM as its own component, we would need to add the capability of using the 1x1 and CLM_USRDAT grids that are available for CLM. We could add it pretty easily but it would take some effort. So I propose we don't do this, unless we see some clear reasons for doing this. It could also be added at a later date when we decide it is important.

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marysa commented Mar 9, 2022

One day I think this would be useful - I keep meaning to make a python version of SLIM that you could run as a single-point with some idealized forcing, but I don't think this is a high priority to sort out in the immediate future.

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marysa commented Mar 9, 2022

(the python part of that comment was somewhat irrelevant - I mentioned it because both a python version and a single-point fortran version would let you play with it more as a box-model of the land surface)

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ekluzek commented Mar 9, 2022

Having a version that you could run from python to try it out sounds really useful. There are people that have figured out how to call FORTRAN code from python. There is some very new work that I've just been made aware of that actually runs FORTRAN code in an interpreter, which I think might be a great way to do this. Then you wouldn't have to have a separate version for running under the interpreter.

In general I think the capability to run parts of the CESM system from python would be a really good thing that could help scientific development. It would enable people to do simple offline testing to see how parameterizations function. We currently don't have easy and slick ways to do that, but I think it's the future and we should always encourage these types of efforts.

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marysa commented Mar 9, 2022

That would be excellent! Then I wouldn't have to re-write it and hope I didn't make any errors in the re-writing! Thanks for mentioning it - if I get to the point of actually needing to run this at a single point I'll dig deeper into that.

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ekluzek commented Jul 11, 2023

I'm opening this up again, because Qinqin Kong, did some experiments and found that SLIM works successfully in SCAM mode with CAM.

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@ekluzek ekluzek removed the wontfix This will not be worked on label Jul 11, 2023
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