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ne30

v0/v1

ne30

alternative (was this ever used?)

ne30

small dtime option

ne120 before 8/10/16ne120 after 8/10/16

ne120

small dtime option

Explanation
dtime30 min30min15min15 min15 min450s

Timestep used for most physics processes and for coupling between physics and dynamics

For se_ftype=1, physics tendencies are applied as a hard adjustment every dtime seconds.

se_nsplit2 dt_remap=15m

3

dt_remap=10m

1

dt_remap=15m

4

dt_remap=225s

6*

dt_remap=150

2

dt_remap=225s

dtime/se_nsplit = time between vertical remaps of the semi-Lagrangian vertical coordinate.

For se_ftype=0, physics tendencies are "dribbled" into the dynamics every dt_remap seconds.

se_rsplit

3

dt_tracer=300s

2

dt_tracer=300s

3

dt_tracer=300s

3

dt_tracer=75s

2*

dt_tracer=75s

3

dt_tracer=75s

dtime/(se_nsplit*se_rsplit) = timestep used for tracer timestep

For ne30, dt_tracers = 360s is probably stable, but we usually use 300s

For ne120, dt_tracers = 90s is probably stable, but we usually use 75s.

se_qsplit

1

1


1

1

11

dtime/(se_nsplit*se_qsplit*se_rsplit) = timestep used for dynamics calculations

This should always be 1, so that dt_dyn = dt_tracers.

hypervis_subcycle

3

dt_vis=100s

3

dt_vis=100s

3

dt_vis=100s

4

dt_vis=18.75s

44dtime/(se_nsplit_se_qsplit*se_rsplit*hypervis_subcycle) = timestep used for hyperviscosity calculation
hypervis_subcycle_q111111dtime/(se_nsplit_se_qsplit*se_rsplit*hypervis_subcycle_q) = timestep used for hyperviscosity calculation in tracer advection (namelist_definition.xml indicates that only '1' is supported in CAM?)
cld_macmic_num_steps663*3
Number of times the code surrounding macrophysics + microphysics is subcycled. This means that dtime/cld_macmic_num_steps = timestep used for macrophysics and microphysics.
clubb_timestep300 sec
300 sec300 sec300 sec
I'm not sure what this means or how it relates to cld_macmic_num_steps
IRADSW2 steps

4 steps (1 hr)4 steps (1 hr)
How frequently to compute SW radiation (in multiples of dtime). Radiation tendencies are taken from previous steps for steps when radiation is not recalculated. I think some scaling is made to account for zenith angle changes?
IRADLW2 steps

4 steps4 steps
How frequently to compute LW radiation (in multiples of dtime). Radiation tendencies are taken from previous steps for steps when radiation is not recalculated. 




*since AV1C-04*suggest to use

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