This file configures the surface types used by JULES. It contains one namelist called JULES_SURFACE_TYPES.
Type: | integer |
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Permitted: | >= 1 |
Default: | -32768 |
The number of plant functional types to be modelled.
Type: | integer |
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Permitted: | < npft |
Default: | 0 |
The number of crop plant functional types to be modelled.
Type: | integer |
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Permitted: | >= 1 |
Default: | -32768 |
The number of non-plant surface types to be modelled.
Note
The total number of surface types to be modelled is called ntype, and is given by ntype = npft + nnvg.
In the standard setup, JULES models 5 vegetation types and 4 non-vegetation types (npft = 5, nnvg = 4). However, the model domain need not contain all 9 types, e.g. the domain could consist of a single point with 100% grass. The amount of each type in the domain is normally set in JULES_FRAC.
If the crop model is active (i.e. ncpft > 0), then nnpft = npft - ncpft where nnpft is the number of natural PFTs.
Type: | integer |
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Default: | -32768 |
Index of the urban surface type.
A negative value indicates no urban surface type.
Type: | integer |
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Default: | -32768 |
Index of the lake surface type.
A negative value indicates no lake surface type.
Type: | integer |
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Permitted: | >= 1 |
Default: | -32768 |
Index of the soil surface type.
Note
A soil surface type must be given.
Type: | integer |
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Default: | -32768 |
Index of the ice surface type.
A negative value indicates no ice surface type.
Type: | integer |
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Default: | -32768 |
Index of the urban canyon surface type.
A negative value indicates no urban canyon surface type.
Type: | integer |
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Default: | -32768 |
Index of the urban roof surface type.
A negative value indicates no urban roof surface type.
Note
The values of urban, urban_canyon and urban_roof are used to determine what urban scheme to use.
When giving urban fraction data (see JULES_FRAC), total urban fraction should be given in the urban or urban_canyon tile, whichever is present. This is partitioned internally into roof and canyon.