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1.Poster Titlemplications Implications for Coupling from CAM5/v0.3 Sensitivity Experiments: TMSTurbulent mountain stress, gustiness and vertical resolution
2.AuthorsCecile Hannay, Richard Neale, Julio Bacmeister (Unlicensed), Po-Lun Ma, and Phil Rasch (pnl.gov)
3.GroupAtmosphere
4.Experiment 
5.Poster CategoryEarly Result
6.Submission Typeposter
7.Poster LinkFallMeeting2015_ACME_Poster_hannay.pdf

 

Abstract

 

The plans for the ACME model are to ultimately develop a credible, fully coupled system fit for purpose. We show a set of experiments that illustrate the potential impact we may expect to see in the fully coupled system in response to a number of near surface change sensitivities in the atmosphere model. 

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Neale et al. (2015), Deep Convection Modifications for Gustiness, Entrainment and Timescale. ACME All-Hand Meeting
(https://acme-climate.atlassian.net/wiki/download/attachments/23200211/Neale_ACME_poster_May2015.pdf)

Ma et al. (2015). Vertical Resolution, ACME All-Hand Meeting
(https://acme-climate.atlassian.net/wiki/download/attachments/23200211/ACME_Meeting_c150505_Vertical_Resolution.pdf)

 Hannay and Neale (2015) Sensitivity to Turbulent Mountain Stress
(https://acme-climate.atlassian.net/wiki/display/ATM/Sensitivity+to+Turbulent+Mountain+Stress)