Changes between Version 506 and Version 507 of doc/app/initialization_parameters
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- Jun 13, 2022 9:40:19 AM (3 years ago)
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v506 v507 1787 1787 'absolute_value': The absolute instantaneous values of all prognostic variables but vertical velocity are recycled, so that the values at the inflow boundary and the recycling plane are identical (for vertical velocity, still only the turbulent fluctuations are recycled). With this method there is no horizontal temperature (humidity) gradient and thus the circulation and the instabilities at the inflow boundary will not occur. Note that the mean inflow profiles of all prognostic variables but vertical velocity will now change in time (growing boundary layer).\\\\ 1788 1788 1789 'absolute_value_thermodynamic _quantities': The absolute instantaneous values of potential temperature and (if present) humidity are recycled. For all other prognostic variables the turbulent fluctuations are recycled. With this method there is no horizontal temperature (humidity) gradient and thus the circulation and the instabilities at the inflow boundary will not occur. Note that the mean inflow profiles of potential temperature (humidity) will now change in time (growing boundary layer), in contrast to the inflow profile of all other quantities (e.g. u,v,w) that are constant. In order to avoid this mismatch, the boundary layer height should be kept constant by applying a [#large_scale_subsidence large_scale_subsidence] to scalar quantities.1789 'absolute_value_thermodynamic': The absolute instantaneous values of potential temperature and (if present) humidity are recycled. For all other prognostic variables the turbulent fluctuations are recycled. With this method there is no horizontal temperature (humidity) gradient and thus the circulation and the instabilities at the inflow boundary will not occur. Note that the mean inflow profiles of potential temperature (humidity) will now change in time (growing boundary layer), in contrast to the inflow profile of all other quantities (e.g. u,v,w) that are constant. In order to avoid this mismatch, the boundary layer height should be kept constant by applying a [#large_scale_subsidence large_scale_subsidence] to scalar quantities. 1790 1790 }}} 1791 1791 |----------------