Changes between Version 24 and Version 25 of 2016WP/CNRS_2016

Timestamp:

2016-02-28T17:30:40+01:00 (8 years ago)

Author:

gm

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2016WP/CNRS_2016

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 === '''CNRS-1 - '''LIM3, Multiple tracer interface ===
-'''                                          Motivation:  '''In order to prepare a Biogeochemical compartment in sea ice, a generic passive tracer interface will be added in LIM3[[BR]]                                          '''                                          Status:''' No started[[BR]]                                          '''                                          Main tasks:'''              [[BR]]                             '''             Science Pre-viewer:[[BR]]             System Pre-viewer:[[BR]]             Deadline:''' [[BR]]             '''             Priority: '''[[BR]]             '''             Depends on:[[BR]]             Principal Investigator: '''Martin Vancoppenolle
+'''                                          Motivation:  '''In order to prepare a Biogeochemical compartment in sea ice, a generic passive tracer interface will be added in LIM3[[BR]]                                          '''                                          Status:''' No started[[BR]]                                          '''                                          Main tasks:'''              [[BR]]                             '''             Science Pre-viewer:[[BR]]             System Pre-viewer:[[BR]]             Deadline:''' [[BR]]             '''             Priority: '''[[BR]]             '''             Depends on:[[BR]]             Principal Investigator: '''Martin Vancoppenolle
 
 === '''CNRS-2 - '''LIM3, melt ponds ===
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 === '''CNRS-4 - '''LIM3, FCT4 advection scheme ===
-'''             Motivation: '''To introduce a less expensive advection scheme (in order to deal with a great number of tracers) [[BR]] Rachid, using a classical test case of  advection of a passive tracer, have shown that a 4th order Flux  Corrected Transport (FCT4) had a behavior very close to the one of a  Pather scheme, i.e. the one used in LIM. It is much cheaper as you don't  have to advect second order moments in addition to the field itself.[[BR]]'''        Status :'''              Continuation of 2015. The FCT4 scheme has been coded and tested as part of a 3D advection scheme for ocean tracers'''.[[BR]]Main tasks : '''adapt to LIM3 and test it. If it performs as expected, implement it is the current version of LIM3      '''[[BR]]Science Pre-viewer''':''' '''Gurvan Madec'''[[BR]]System Pre-viewer''':''' '''Gurvan Madec'''[[BR]]Deadline:[[BR]]Depends on:[[BR]]Principal Investigator :''' Clément Rousset
+'''             Motivation: '''To introduce a less expensive advection scheme (in order to deal with a great number of tracers) [[BR]] Rachid, using a classical test case of  advection of a passive tracer, have shown that a 4th order Flux  Corrected Transport (FCT4) had a behavior very close to the one of a  Pather scheme, i.e. the one used in LIM. It is much cheaper as you don't  have to advect second order moments in addition to the field itself.[[BR]]'''        Status :'''              Continuation of 2015. The FCT4 scheme has been coded and tested as part of a 3D advection scheme for ocean tracers'''.[[BR]]Main tasks : '''adapt to LIM3 and test it. If it performs as expected, implement it in the current version of LIM3      '''[[BR]]Science Pre-viewer''':''' '''Gurvan Madec'''[[BR]]System Pre-viewer''':''' '''Gurvan Madec'''[[BR]]Deadline:[[BR]]Depends on:[[BR]]Principal Investigator :''' Clément Rousset
 
 === '''CNRS-7 - Integration of a SEABASS configuration as a test case''' ===