Changes between Version 95 and Version 96 of DevelopmentActivities/ORCHIDEE-CNP


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2016-03-15T13:52:00+01:00 (8 years ago)
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    7070== 4. New input files == 
    71 === 4.1 USDA soil orders === 
    72 We use the USDA soil order map of Sun et al. (in revision) with the dominant soil order per pixel. The gap filling of the missing values was done like this 
    73 (see script /home/users/dgoll/ORC_data/USDA_soilorders/try_2_fill/fill_deserts.ksh): 
    74  
    75 We use the soiltext class 6 for cold desert from the input file "soils_param.nc" to fill missing values in these region with Gelisols (5). 
    76 After we set cold desert, we use the level 1 of the maxvegetfrac in the input file "PFTmap.nc" to fill missing values of the remaining desert to Aridisols (2). Hereby, we use a threshold of 0.8 for identifying deserts in maxvegetfrac. 
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    78 In case of the remaining missing points, mostly coast line points, ORCHIDEE will assign the value of the nearest neighbour in the routine "get_soil_orders" in src_stomate_io.f90. 
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    80 [[Image(USDA_map.3.png)]] 
    81 Figure 1: USDA soil orders: Alfisols(1), Andisols(2), Aridisols(3), Entisols(4), Gelisols(5), Histosols(6), Inceptisols(7), Mollisols(8), Oxisols(9), Spodosols(10),Ultisols(11), Vertisols(12) 
    82  
    83 === 4.2 GliM lithology === 
    84 We use the GliM lithology map by Hartmann & Moosdorf (2012). We account for subgrid scale heterogeneity by reading the fractional coverage of each of the 16 classes. 
    85  
    86 [[Image(lith_dom_map.png)]] 
    87 Figure 2: GliM lithology: the dominant type with a fractional cover of >0.51 ! alphabetical sequence of lithological classes:  
    88 !    ! 0  - no dominant type 
    89 !    ! 1  - evaporites 
    90 !    ! 2  - ice & glaciers 
    91 !    ! 3  - metamorphics 
    92 !    ! 4  - no data 
    93 !    ! 5  - acid plutonic rocks 
    94 !    ! 6  - basic plutonic rocks 
    95 !    ! 7  - intermediat plutonic rocks 
    96 !    ! 8  - pyroclastics 
    97 !    ! 9  - carbonate sedimentary rocks  
    98 !    ! 10 - mixed sedimentary rocks  
    99 !    ! 11 - siliciclastic sedimentary rocks 
    100 !    ! 12 - unconsolidated sediments 
    101 !    ! 13 - acid volcanic rocks 
    102 !    ! 14 - basic volcanic rocks 
    103 !    ! 15 - intermediate volcanic rocks 
    104 !    ! 16 - water bodies 
    105  
    106 === 4.4 Soil shielding (Hartmann et al. (2014) === 
    107 The factor corrects the weathering flux where the active zone in the soil is disconnected from the bedrock.  
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    109 [[Image(soilshield_map.png)]] 
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     71You can find information on the new input files needed for the P cycle here: [https://forge.ipsl.jussieu.fr/orchidee/wiki/DevelopmentActivities/ORCHIDEE-CNP/newInput] 
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