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Timestamp:
Jan 15, 2014 1:40:41 PM (10 years ago)
Author:
heinze
Message:

Usage of Dirichlet bottom boundary condition for scalars in conjunction with large scale forcing enabled

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  • palm/trunk/SOURCE/time_integration.f90

    r1258 r1276  
    2020! Current revisions:
    2121! ------------------
    22 !
     22! Use LSF_DATA also in case of Dirichlet bottom boundary condition for scalars
    2323!
    2424! Former revisions:
     
    574574
    575575!
     576!--          Determine surface fluxes shf and qsws and surface values
     577!--          pt_surface and q_surface in dependence on data from external
     578!--          file LSF_DATA respectively
     579             IF ( ( large_scale_forcing .AND. lsf_surf ) .AND. &
     580                 intermediate_timestep_count == intermediate_timestep_count_max )&
     581             THEN
     582                CALL ls_forcing_surf ( simulated_time )
     583             ENDIF
     584
     585!
    576586!--          First the vertical fluxes in the Prandtl layer are being computed
    577587             IF ( prandtl_layer )  THEN
     
    579589                CALL prandtl_fluxes
    580590                CALL cpu_log( log_point(19), 'prandtl_fluxes', 'stop' )
    581              ENDIF
    582 
    583 !
    584 !--          Determine shf and qsws in dependence on data from external file
    585 !--          LSF_DATA
    586              IF ( ( large_scale_forcing .AND. lsf_surf ) .AND. &
    587                  intermediate_timestep_count == intermediate_timestep_count_max )&
    588              THEN
    589                 CALL ls_forcing_surf ( simulated_time )
    590591             ENDIF
    591592
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