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191 | | IMPORTANT:: |
192 | | - A better understanding of how is operating the ping files. There are few inconsistencies in the final files, for example, we have in the NetCDF files: drydust but wetdustci and emidustci. Probably the ping files will resolve this in the last step but currently, the NetCDF variable names are somehow confusing. Similarly, we have drynh4 but wetnh4as as the variable name. |
193 | | - The values of emioa is not fully consistent with the aerocom simulation. It can be that we are not saving the MSA related variables or an issue with the emissions in altitude. This was known in advance as OA definitions on ping-files we agreed without MSA but for double-checking, we need the MSA related variables. I have updated this and run a test to verify this issue. There were not saved modal information of NO3 for emission and deposition. The same for nh4. Although might not be necessary for official AerChemMIP variables, it would be useful for double-checking. |
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| 191 | IMPORTANT (BLOCKING ISSUE):: |
| 192 | - A better understanding of how is operating the ping files. There are few inconsistencies in the final files (maybe logical) for example, we have in the NetCDF files: drydust but wetdustci and emidustci. I think this is because drydust is defined as drydustci+seddustci. Probably the ping files will resolve this in the last step but currently, the NetCDF variable names are somehow confusing. Similarly, we have drynh4 but wetnh4as as the variable name. |
| 193 | - The values of emioa is not fully consistent with the AeroCOM simulation. It can be that we are not saving the MSA related variables or an issue with the emissions in altitude (or both). This was known in advance as OA definitions on ping-files we agreed without MSA. For double-checking, we need the MSA related variables and emissions in altitude. |
| 194 | - There were not saved modal information of NO3 for emission and deposition. The same for nh4. Although might not be necessary for official AerChemMIP variables, it would be useful for double-checking. |