Changes between Version 29 and Version 30 of doc/app/iofiles/pids

Timestamp:

May 23, 2018 3:27:16 PM (7 years ago)

Author:

suehring

Comment:

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doc/app/iofiles/pids

@@ -135 +135 @@
 Building type used to select bulk parameters. '''building_type''' is required if the [../../usmpar urban-surface model] or the [#indoor_model indoor_model]  are applied.
 Please note, '''building_type''' must not contain any {{{_FillValue}}} at grid points where buildings_2D/3D is defined. 
-An overview of the different building types can be found [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
+An overview of the different building types can be found in [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
 }}}
 
@@ -141 +141 @@
 [=#surf '''Surface variables''':]\\\\
 
-For a proper classification of natural land and water surfaces, '''pavement_type''', '''soil_type''', '''vegetation_type''' and '''water_type''' are required. Also, the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#surface_type surface_type] need to be set to 'netcdf'.  Further, if the [../../usmpar urban-surface model] is applied, also '''building_type''' is required. Moreover, at least one of the variables  '''pavement_type''', '''vegetation_type''', '''water_type''' or '''building_type''' need to be defined at each 'xy' location.  
+For a proper classification of natural land and water surfaces, [#pavement_type pavement_type], [#soil_type soil_type], [#vegetation_type vegetation_type] and [#water_type water_type] are required. Also, the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#surface_type surface_type] need to be set to 'netcdf'.  Further, if the [../../usmpar urban-surface model] is applied, also [#building_type building_type] is required. Moreover, at least one of the variables  [#pavement_type pavement_type], [#vegetation_type vegetation_type], [#water_type water_type] or [#building_type building_type] need to be defined at each 'xy' location.  \\
+
 ||='''Input variable'''  =||='''Type'''  =||='''LOD''' =||='''Explanation / Remarks'''  =||
 |----------------
 {{{#!td style="vertical-align:top;width: 150px"
+[=#albedo_type '''albedo_type(y,x)''']
+}}}
+{{{#!td style="vertical-align:top;width: 50px"
+NC_BYTE
+}}}
+{{{#!td style="vertical-align:top;width: 50px"
+none
+}}}
+{{{#!td
+Optional classification of albedo. Default values for '''albedo_type''' are already set in the bulk parametrization of [#buiding_type building_type], [#pavement_type pavement_type], [#vegetation_type vegetation_type], [#water_type water_type], but will be overwritten in case '''albedo_type''' is defined. The value of '''albedo_type''' will also overwrite the prescribed values in [#vegetation_pars vegetation_pars], [#water_pars water_pars], or [#pavement_pars pavement_pars]. 
+An overview of the different albedo types can be found in [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
+}}}
+|----------------
+{{{#!td style="vertical-align:top;width: 150px"
 [=#pavement_type '''pavement_type(y,x)''']
 }}}
@@ -154 +169 @@
 }}}
 {{{#!td
-Bulk classification of pavements on soil. At locations where '''pavement_type''' is defined, [#soil_type soil_type] must not contain any {{{_FillValues}}}. '''pavement_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#pavement_type pavement_type]. An overview of the different pavement types can be found [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
+Bulk classification of pavements on soil. At locations where '''pavement_type''' is defined, [#soil_type soil_type] must not contain any {{{_FillValues}}}. '''pavement_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#pavement_type pavement_type]. An overview of the different pavement types can be found in [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
 }}}
 |----------------
@@ -168 +183 @@
 {{{#!td
 Bulk classification of soil in terms of porosity. '''soil_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#soil_type soil_type]. 
-In case {{{lod = 1}}}, a 2-dimensional vertically uniform soil texture is prescribed, while in case {{{lod = 2}}} the 3-dimensional soil_type is set for each layer individually. An overview of the different soil types can be found [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
+In case {{{lod = 1}}}, a 2-dimensional vertically uniform soil texture is prescribed, while in case {{{lod = 2}}} the 3-dimensional soil_type is set for each layer individually. An overview of the different soil types can be found in [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
 }}}
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@@ -181 +196 @@
 }}}
 {{{#!td
-Bulk classification of non-resolved vegetation surfaces at natural land surface types. At locations where '''vegetation_type''' is defined, [#soil_type soil_type] must not contain any {{{_FillValues}}}. '''vegetation_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#vegetation_type vegetation_type]. An overview of the different vegetation types can be found [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
+Bulk classification of non-resolved vegetation surfaces at natural land surface types. At locations where '''vegetation_type''' is defined, [#soil_type soil_type] must not contain any {{{_FillValues}}}. '''vegetation_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#vegetation_type vegetation_type]. An overview of the different vegetation types can be found in [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
 }}}
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@@ -194 +209 @@
 }}}
 {{{#!td
-Bulk classification of water bodies. '''water_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#water_type water_type]. An overview of the different water types can be found [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
+Bulk classification of water bodies. '''water_type''' overwrites the homogeneously prescribed setting via the namelist parameter [../../lsmpar#water_type water_type]. An overview of the different water types can be found in [[attachment:PALM_input_data_standard_v1.7.pdf|here]].
 }}}