Overview of all the Parallel Ocean Program (POP) runs
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1 Overview of all the Parallel Ocean Program (POP) runs Michael Kliphuis Jun 23, 2014 PROJECT control_mat Description High resolution control run for the project with the restoring under ice term on for TEMP and SALT. Performed by Mat Maltrud (LANL). The run is forced by a prescribed present day atmospheric state with a repeating annual cycle and observed river run-off fields > (10 years, only monthly means) POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) Encanto (SGI Altix ICE 8200), New Mexico Computing Applications Center, U.S.A (Stability of the Atlantic Meridional Ocean Circulation) Monthly: UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, IDEALAGE, TTD01, TTD02, TTD03, TTD11, HMXL, MXHML, HBLT, MXHBLT, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, WVEL, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PV, Q, PD meridional heat transports and MOC - on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/control_mat/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/control_mat/tavg_rectgrid : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/control_mat/msf : Filenames tavg: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.bin tavg_rectgrid: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.bin.interp900x602.nc MSF_t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.nc monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf
2 run_henk_mixedbc Description High resolution control run for the project with 'implied flux' instead of 'restoring under ice for TEMP and SALT. This so called mixed boundary conditions run is forced by a prescribed present day atmospheric state with a repeating annual cycle and observed river run-off fields (as in control_mat) but also forced with an implied_flux term instead of restoring under ice. This means that we ran the original control run control_mat from year 75 for 5 years with the restoring under ice term on for both TEMP and SALT and then diagnosed the implied flux. We then made a monthly 5-year average of this and used this as an implied flux term in the TEMP and SALT forcing files > (110 years) POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) > : CRAY XT6 at EPCC in Edinburgh, Scotland > : Huygens (IBM X6) at SARA in Amsterdam, the Netherlands > (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands (Stability of the Atlantic Meridional Ocean Circulation). Monthly: Daily: meridional heat transports and MOC UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, UET, VNT, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH /projects/samoc/run_henk_mixedbc/tavg : /projects/samoc/run_henk_mixedbc/tavg_rectgrid: /projects/samoc/run_henk_mixedbc/ /projects/samoc/run_henk_mixedbc/msf : monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_henk_mixedbc/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_henk_mixedbc/movie : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_henk_mixedbc/restart : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_henk_mixedbc/tavg_rectgrid : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_henk_mixedbc/ /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_henk_mixedbc/msf : dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf Filenames tavg: movie: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm m.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymmdd r.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.interp900x602.nc transp.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 MSF_t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.nc
3 prod_run1 Description THIS RUN WAS FORCED WITH A WRONG (ONLY 80%) INCOMING SHORTWAVE RADIATION. High resolution 0.1Sv Greenland run for the project. Run with same forcings as control run run_henk_mixedbc but in this run 0.1 Sv of freshwater was dumped (by enhanced run off) around Greenland. The runoff is distributed in a realistic spatial and temporal pattern around the coast of Greenland inspired by studies of present-day runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet. It ran from spinup year 75 until year 98. When we found out about the incorrect incoming shortwave radiation Mat Maltrud of LANL offered to rerun it on the Encanto supercomputer in New Mexico. This is run prod_run2_mat > (23 years) POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) Huygens (IBM X6) at SARA in Amsterdam, the Netherlands (Stability of the Atlantic Meridional Ocean Circulation) Monthly: Daily: - meridional heat transports and MOC UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, UET, VNT, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run1/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run1/movie : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run1/restart : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run1/extracted : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run1/moc : dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data monthly and daily mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees netcdf data monthly mean MOC (for World, Atlantic and Indo-pacific) Note: Unfortunately there are files that got lost Filenames tavg: t.t0.1_42l_greenland.yyyymm movie: m.t0.1_42l_greenland.yyyymmdd r.t0.1_42l_greenland.yyyymm01 moc: MSF_t.t0.1_42l_greenland.yyyymm.nc
4 prod_run2_mat Description High resolution 0.1Sv Greenland run for the project. The correct run with same forcings as run_henk_mixedbc but in this run 0.1 Sv of freshwater was dumped (by enhanced run off) around Greenland. The runoff is distributed in a realistic spatial and temporal pattern around the coast of Greenland inspired by studies of present-day runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet. The run was initially started on supercomputer Encanto by Mat Maltrud (LANL). I: > (16 years, only monthly means) II: > (9 years, only monthly means) III: IV: > (5 years, only monthly means) > (10 years, monthly and daily means) I and II are sequential but Mat Maltrud decided to save different variables for period II. All daily files until and all monthly files for ( until ) and ( until ) got lost. There are restartfiles and transport files for years 115 until 125. POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) > Encanto (SGI Altix ICE 8200), New Mexico Computing Applications Center, U.S.A > Huygens (IBM X6) at SARA in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: II: UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL IV: period II variables but also: SWNET, LWNET, LATENT, SENSIBLE, EVAP, PRECIP, RUNOFF I + III: period IV variables but also: T_STRONG_REST, S_WEAK_REST, S_STRONG_REST All periods: meridional heat transports and MOC Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH, DYE01_5m, DYE01_zint on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run2_mat/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run2_mat/movie : dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run2_mat/restart : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run2_mat/tavg_rectgrid : monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run2_mat/transport : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run2_mat/msf : monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo-pacific MOC Filenames tavg: movie: t.t0.1_42l_greenland.yyyymm m.t0.1_42l_greenland.yyyymmdd r.t0.1_42l_greenland.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.t0.1_42l_greenland.yyyymm.interp900x602.nc transp.t0.1_42l_greenlandyyyymm01 MSF_t.t0.1_42l_greenland.yyyymm.nc
5 prod_run3_0.5sv Description High resolution 0.5Sv Greenland run for the project. Run with same forcings as run_henk_mixedbc but in this run 0.5 Sv of freshwater was dumped, by enhanced run off around Greenland. The runoff is distributed in a realistic spatial and temporal pattern around the coast of Greenland inspired by studies of present-day runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet > (65 years) POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) Huygens (IBM X6) at SARA in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: meridional heat transports and MOC UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv/movie : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv/restart : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv/tavg_rectgrid : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv/transport : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv/msf : dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo-pacific MOC Filenames tavg: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm movie: m.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymmdd r.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.interp900x602.nc transp.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 MSF_t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.nc
6 prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc Description Model Version Restart from the (at that time) latest restartfiles ( ) of the High resolution 0.5Sv Greenland run (prod_run3_0.5sv) but now forced with mixed bc conditions (same as run_henk_mixedbc) to see how quickly the MOC recovers > (30 years) POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) > (19 years) Huygens (IBM X6) at SARA in Amsterdam, the Netherlands > (11 years) (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: meridional heat transports and MOC UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH Scratch path on /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/tavg: /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/movie: /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/ /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/tavg_rectgrid: /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/transport /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/ daily mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo-pacific MOC /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/tavg: monthly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/movie : binary data daily mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees (backup on binary data tape) /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/ monthly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/tavg_rectgrid : monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/transport : daily mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc/msf : monthly mean Global, Atlantic and Indo-pacific MOC Filenames tavg: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm movie: m.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymmdd r.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.interp900x602.nc transp.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 MSF_t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.nc
7 prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse Description Model Version Restart from the latest restartfiles ( ) of the High resolution 0.5Sv Greenland run (prod_run3_0.5sv) but now with a negative freshwater perturbation added meaning that we are basically adding salt (0.5 Sv) instead of freshwater around the coast of Greenland. The run is used to study the recovery of the MOC > (30 years) POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) > (20 years) Huygens (IBM X6) at SARA in Amsterdam, the Netherlands > (10 years) (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: meridional heat transports and MOC UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH Scratch path on /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/tavg: /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/movie: /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/ /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/tavg_rectgrid: /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/transport /projects/samoc/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/ daily mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo- pacific MOC /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/tavg: monthly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees on binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/movie : dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees (backup on binary data tape) /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/ monthly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/tavg_rectgrid : monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/transport : daily mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_reverse/msf : monthly mean Global, Atlantic and Indo-pacific MOC Filenames tavg: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm movie: m.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymmdd r.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.interp900x602.nc transp.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 MSF_t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.nc
8 hosing_0.1sv Description High resolution 0.1Sv Atlantic hosing run for the project. Run with same forcings as run_henk_mixedbc but in this run 0.1 Sv enhanced precipitation was dumped in a broad band over the subpolar North Atlantic (as in traditional hosing experiments). This run was initially performed on Encanto by Mat Maltrud but all data got lost so we performed it again on Huygens > (51 years) POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) Huygens (IBM X6) at SARA in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: meridional heat transports and MOC UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SWNET, LWNET, LATENT, SENSIBLE, EVAP, PRECIP, RUNOFF, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH, DYE01_5m, DYE01_zint on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/hosing_0.1sv/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/hosing_0.1sv/movie : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/hosing_0.1sv/restart : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/hosing_0.1sv/tavg_rectgrid : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/hosing_0.1sv/transport : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/hosing_0.1sv/msf : Filenames tavg: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm movie: m.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymmdd r.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.interp900x602.nc transp.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 MSF_t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.nc dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf
9 run_clim_closeddrake Description High resolution present day run with a closed Drake Passage with the POP model for the project with 'implied flux' instead of 'restoring under ice i.e. the forcings of run_henk_mixedbc > (157 years) POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: Daily: meridional heat transports and MOC UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, UET, VNT, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH on /projects/samoc/run_clim_closeddrake/tavg : /projects/samoc/run_clim_closeddrake/movie : /projects/samoc/run_clim_closeddrake/restart : /projects/samoc/run_clim_closeddrake/tavg_rectgrid : /projects/samoc/run_clim_closeddrake/transport /projects/samoc/run_clim_closeddrake/ /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_clim_closeddrake/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_clim_closeddrake/restart : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_clim_closeddrake/tavg_rectgrid : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_clim_closeddrake/transport : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/run_clim_closeddrake/msf : dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data monthly mean rectangular 0.1 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo- pacific MOC monthly mean curvilinear 0.1 degree binary data monthly mean rectangular 0.1 degrees netcdf data daily mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) Filenames tavg: movie: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm m.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymmdd r.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.interp900x602.nc transp.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 MSF_t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.nc
10 real_forcing Description High resolution present day run similar to run_henk_mixedbc but with only difference that we used a realistic windstress forcing taken from the CORE dataset of years These windstress fields were downloaded from: and interpolated to the POP grid. With these wind stresses the model however often bombed because of too high velocity katabatic winds mainly on Greenland but also elsewhere in the arctic region. Decreasing the timestep did not help so we decided to use the wind stress forcing of run_henk_mixedbc in the Arctic region above 65N (j=2000) and the CORE windstress for the latitudes on and below 65N. To avoid a sudden jump of wind stress at 65N we tapered the two wind stress fields into each other (in the region j=1900:2100 with a special Ferret function). This avoids any strange circulation that might occur as a result of the jump. After this the model ran without problems > (57 years) with windstress forcing of actual years POP (0.1 degrees = 3600x2400x42) (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands (Stability of the Atlantic Meridional Ocean Circulation). Monthly: Daily: meridional heat transports and MOC UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, UET, VNT, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH /projects/samoc/real_forcing/tavg : /projects/samoc/real_forcing/tavg_rectgrid: /projects/samoc/real_forcing/movie : /projects/samoc/real_forcing/msf : monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/real_forcing/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/real_forcing/movie : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/real_forcing/restart : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/real_forcing/tavg_rectgrid : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/real_forcing/msf : dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf Filenames tavg: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm movie: m.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymmdd r.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.interp900x602.nc transp.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm01 MSF_t.t0.1_42l_nccs01.yyyymm.nc
11 x1 flux Description Low resolution control run with the 1 degree POP version for the project with 'implied flux' instead of 'restoring under ice (= equivalent of run_henk_mixedbc but now for 1 degree case) > (1618 years, only monthly means) POP (1 degree = 320x120x40) > Encanto (SGI Altix ICE 8200), New Mexico Computing Applications Center, U.S.A > (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: UVEL, VVEL, TEMP, SALT, SSH, SWNET, LWNET, LATENT, SENSIBLE, T_STRONG_REST, EVAP, PRECIP, S_WEAK_REST, S_STRONG_REST, RUNOFF, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /projects/samoc/x1 flux/tavg : /projects/samoc/x1 flux/restart : /projects/samoc/x1 flux/tavg_rectgrid : /projects/samoc/x1 flux/transport /projects/samoc/x1 flux/ monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo- pacific MOC on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 flux/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 flux/restart : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 flux/tavg_rectgrid : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 flux/transport : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 flux/msf : monthly mean curvilinear 1 degree binary data monthly mean rectangular 1 degree netcdf data daily mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) Filenames tavg: t.x1 flux.yyyymm r.x1 flux.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.x1 flux.yyyymm.interp.nc tran.x1 flux.yyyymm01 MSF_t.x1 flux.yyyymm.nc
12 x1 greenland0.1sv Description Low resolution 0.1Sv Greenland run with the 1 degree POP version for the project. Run restarted from the restartfiles of x1 flux control run with same forcings but in this run 0.1 Sv of freshwater was dumped (by enhanced run off) around Greenland. The runoff is distributed in a realistic spatial and temporal pattern around the coast of Greenland inspired by studies of present-day runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet > (533 years, only monthly means) POP (1 degree = 320x120x40) (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: UVEL, VVEL, TEMP, SALT, SSH, SWNET, LWNET, LATENT, SENSIBLE, T_STRONG_REST, EVAP, PRECIP, S_WEAK_REST, S_STRONG_REST, RUNOFF, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.1sv/tavg : /projects/samoc/x1 greenland_0.1sv/restart : /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.1sv/tavg_rectgrid : /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.1sv/transport /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.1sv/ monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo- pacific MOC on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.1sv/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.1sv/restart : monthly mean curvilinear 1 degree binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.1sv/tavg_rectgrid : monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.1sv/transport : daily mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.1sv/msf : Filenames tavg: t.x1 flux.yyyymm r.x1 flux.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.x1 flux.yyyymm.interp.nc tran.x1 flux.yyyymm01 MSF_t.x1 flux.yyyymm.nc
13 x1 greenland0.5sv Description Low resolution 0.5Sv Greenland run with the 1 degree POP version for the project. Run restarted from the restartfiles of x1 flux control run with same forcings but in this run 0.5 Sv of freshwater was dumped (by enhanced run off) around Greenland. The runoff is distributed in a realistic spatial and temporal pattern around the coast of Greenland inspired by studies of present-day runoff from the Greenland Ice Sheet > (1000 years, only monthly means) POP (1 degree = 320x120x40) > Encanto (SGI Altix ICE 8200), New Mexico Computing Applications Center, U.S.A > (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: UVEL, VVEL, TEMP, SALT, SSH, SWNET, LWNET, LATENT, SENSIBLE, T_STRONG_REST, EVAP, PRECIP, S_WEAK_REST, S_STRONG_REST, RUNOFF, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.5sv/tavg : /projects/samoc/x1 greenland_0.5sv/restart : /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.5sv/tavg_rectgrid : /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.5sv/transport /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.5sv/ monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo- pacific MOC on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv/restart : monthly mean curvilinear 1 degree binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv/tavg_rectgrid : monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv/transport : daily mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv/msf : Filenames tavg: t.x1 flux.yyyymm r.x1 flux.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.x1 flux.yyyymm.interp.nc tran.x1 flux.yyyymm01 MSF_t.x1 flux.yyyymm.nc
14 x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing Description Extension of the Low resolution x1 greenland0.5sv run mentioned above but now forced with mixed bc conditions (same as x1 flux) to see how quickly the MOC recovers. This is the same run as the high resolution prod_run3_0.5sv_restarted_mixedbc run but now with a low resolution Run restarted from the restartfiles of x1 greenland0.5sv > (560 years, only monthly means) POP (1 degree = 320x120x40) (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: UVEL, VVEL, TEMP, SALT, SSH, SWNET, LWNET, LATENT, SENSIBLE, T_STRONG_REST, EVAP, PRECIP, S_WEAK_REST, S_STRONG_REST, RUNOFF, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) on /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/tavg : /projects/samoc/x1 greenland_0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/restart : /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/tavg_rectgrid: monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/transport /projects/samoc/x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/ monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo- pacific MOC /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/tavg : monthly mean curvilinear 1 degrees binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/restart : monthly mean curvilinear 1 degree binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/tavg_rectgrid : monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/transport : daily mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1 greenland0.5sv_restarted_nohosing/msf : monthly mean meridional heat transport and MOC Filenames tavg: t.x1 flux.yyyymm r.x1 flux.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.x1 flux.yyyymm.interp.nc tran.x1 flux.yyyymm01 MSF_t.x1 flux.yyyymm.nc
15 x1_run_clim_closeddrake Description Low resolution present day run with a closed Drake Passage with the 1 degree POP model for the project with 'implied flux' instead of 'restoring under ice (= equivalent of x1 flux ) Run restarted from the restartfiles of x1 flux control run with same forcings and with the same topography except for the closed Drake passage > (1000 years, only monthly means) POP (1 degree = 320x120x40) (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: UVEL, VVEL, TEMP, SALT, SSH, SWNET, LWNET, LATENT, SENSIBLE, T_STRONG_REST, EVAP, PRECIP, S_WEAK_REST, S_STRONG_REST, RUNOFF, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/tavg : /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/restart : /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/tavg_rectgrid : /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/transport /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/ monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo- pacific MOC on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/restart : monthly mean curvilinear 1 degree binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/tavg_rectgrid : monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/transport : daily mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_closeddrake/msf : Filenames tavg: t.x1 flux.yyyymm r.x1 flux.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.x1 flux.yyyymm.interp.nc tran.x1 flux.yyyymm01 MSF_t.x1 flux.yyyymm.nc
16 x1_run_clim_729mdrake Description Extension of the low resolution x1_run_clim_closeddrake run described above but now with the Drake Passage opened up again from the surface to depthlevel 21 (= 729m depth). The run is done with the 1 degree POP model for the project with 'implied flux' instead of 'restoring under ice (= equivalent of x1 flux ) Run restarted from the restartfiles of x1_run_clim_closeddrake > (525 years, only monthly means) POP (1 degree = 320x120x40) (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands Monthly: UVEL, VVEL, TEMP, SALT, SSH, SWNET, LWNET, LATENT, SENSIBLE, T_STRONG_REST, EVAP, PRECIP, S_WEAK_REST, S_STRONG_REST, RUNOFF, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/tavg : /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/restart : /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/tavg_rectgrid : /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/transport /projects/samoc/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/ monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo- pacific MOC on /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/restart : monthly mean curvilinear 1 degree binary data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/tavg_rectgrid : monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/transport : daily mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) /archive/klipdccp/samoc/output/x1_run_clim_729mdrake/msf : Filenames tavg: t.x1 flux.yyyymm r.x1 flux.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.x1 flux.yyyymm.interp.nc tran.x1 flux.yyyymm01 MSF_t.x1 flux.yyyymm.nc
17 ITAMOC project run_clim_closeditf Description High resolution closed indonesian throughflow run for the ITAMOC project. Run with same forcings as run_henk_mixedbc but with a closure of the Indonesian Throughflow > (106 years) POP (0.1 degrees) > CRAY XT6 at EPCC in Edinburgh, Scotland > Huygens (IBM X6) at SARA in Amsterdam, the Netherlands > (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands ITAMOC (Impact of the Indonesian Throughflow on the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation) Monthly: meridional heat transports and MOC UVEL, VVEL, KE, TEMP, SALT, SSH, H2, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, UET, VNT, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (141 straits) UVEL_5m, VVEL_5m, TEMP_5m, SALT_5m, UVEL_15m, VVEL_15m, TEMP_15m, SALT_15m, SSH /projects/itamoc/run_clim_closeditf/tavg : /projects/itamoc/run_clim_closeditf/tavg_rectgrid : /projects/itamoc/run_clim_closeditf/movie : /projects/itamoc/run_clim_closeditf/ /projects/itamoc/run_clim_closeditf/msf : monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data data on /archive/klipdccp/itamoc/run_clim_closeditf/tavg: /archive/klipdccp/itamoc/run_clim_closeditf/movie : /archive/klipdccp/itamoc/run_clim_closeditf/restart : /archive/klipdccp/itamoc/run_clim_closeditf/tavg_rectgrid : /archive/klipdccp/itamoc /run_clim_closeditf/transport : /archive/klipdccp/itamoc /run_clim_closeditf/msf : Filenames tavg: movie: t.clim_closeditf.yyyymm m.clim_closeditf.yyyymmdd r.clim_closeditf.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.clim_closeditf.yyyymm.interp900x602.nc transp.clim_closeditf.yyyymm01 MSF_t.clim_closeditf.yyyymm.nc dailly mean curvilinear 0.1 degrees binary data monthly mean rectangular 0.4 degrees netcdf
18 x1_run_clim_closeditf Description Low resolution present day run with a closed Indonesian Throughflow with the 1 degree POP model for the ITAMOC project with 'implied flux' instead of 'restoring under ice (= equivalent of x1 flux ) Run restarted from the restartfiles of x1 flux control run with same forcings and with the same topography except for the closed Indonesian throughflow > (429 years, only monthly means) POP (1 degree = 320x120x40) (Bullx) at SURFsara in Amsterdam, the Netherlands ITAMOC (Impact of the Indonesian Throughflow on the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation) Monthly: UVEL, VVEL, TEMP, SALT, SSH, SWNET, LWNET, LATENT, SENSIBLE, T_STRONG_REST, EVAP, PRECIP, S_WEAK_REST, S_STRONG_REST, RUNOFF, SHF, SFWF, TAUX, TAUY, DYE, UET, VNT, UES, VNS, PD, HMXL, XMXL, TMXL Daily: mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) on /projects/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/tavg : /projects/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/restart : /projects/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/tavg_rectgrid : /projects/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/transport /projects/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/ /archive/klipdccp/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/tavg : /archive/klipdccp/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/restart : /archive/klipdccp/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/tavg_rectgrid : /archive/klipdccp/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/transport : /archive/klipdccp/itamoc/x1_run_clim_closeditf/msf : monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data monthly mean Global, Atlantic & Indo- pacific MOC monthly mean curvilinear 1 degree binary data monthly mean rectangular 1 degrees netcdf data daily mass, heat and salt transports (17 straits) Filenames tavg: t.x1 flux.yyyymm r.x1 flux.yyyymm01 tavg_rectgrid: t.x1 flux.yyyymm.interp.nc tran.x1 flux.yyyymm01 MSF_t.x1 flux.yyyymm.nc
19 APPENDIX The following tables contain a list of all the saved monthly and daily POP fields. The grid descriptor, DIJK, consists of four integers. The first indicates the dimensionality ("D") of the field (2-D or 3-D). The three integers which follow identify the i,j,k-grid upon which the field resides, where a value of "1" specifies the tracer grid and a value of "2" specifies the staggered velocity grid. Monthly fields DIJK Name Description Units 2110 TMTG Meridional Overturning Streamfunction Global Sv 2110 TMTA Meridional Overturning Streamfunction Atlantic Sv 2110 TMTIP Meridional Overturning Streamfunction Indo-Pacific Sv 2110 SHF Total Surface Heat Flux, Including SW W/m SFWF Virtual Salt Flux in FW Flux formulation kg/m 2 /s 2110 SSH Sea Surface Height cm 2220 TAUX Zonal Windstress dyne/cm TAUY Meridional Windstress dyne/cm HMXL Mixed-Layer Depth cm 2110 MXHML Maximum Mixed-Layer Depth cm 2110 XMXL Maximum Mixed-Layer Depth cm 2110 HBLT Boundary-Layer Depth cm 2110 MXHBLT Maximum Boundary-Layer Depth cm 2110 XBLT Maximum Boundary-Layer Depth cm 2110 TMXL Minimum Mixed-Layer Depth cm 2110 TBLT Minimum Boundary-Layer Depth cm 2110 H2 SSH**2 cm IDEALAGE The age of a water parcel (time since it was last at the surface) years 3111 TTD01 Transit Time Distribution Region 01 years 3111 TTD02 Transit Time Distribution Region 02 years 3111 TTD03 Transit Time Distribution Region 03 years 3111 TTD11 Transit Time Distribution Region 11 years 3221 UVEL Zonal Velocity cm/s 3221 VVEL Meridional Velocity cm/s 3112 WVEL Vertical Velocity cm/s 3111 TEMP Potential Temperature degc 3111 SALT Salinity g/g 3111 PD Potential Density Ref to Surface g/cm UET East Flux of Heat degc/s 3121 VNT North Flux of Heat degc/s 3221 KE Horizontal Kinetic Energy (U**2+V**2)/2 cm 2 /s UES East Flux of Salt g/g/s 3121 VNS North Flux of Salt g/g/s 3111 PV Potential Vorticity 1/cm/s 3111 Q z-derivative of potential density g/cm DYE Dye that we tag to the greenland freshwater perturbation to see where it goes. unitless 2111 SWNET Net shortwave heat flux W/m^ LWNET Net longwave heat flux W/m^ LATENT Latent heat flux W/m^ SENSIBLE Sensible heat flux W/m^ EVAP Evaporation kg/m^2/s 2111 PRECIP Precipitation kg/m^2/s
20 2111 RUNOFF River runoff kg/m^2/s 2111 T_STRONG_REST Strong restoring heat flux W/m^ S_WEAK_REST Salinity weak restoring kg/m^2/s 2111 S_STRONG_REST Salinity strong restoring kg/m^2/s 2110 MHTG mean meridional heat transport world PW (PetaWatts) 2110 MHTA mean meridional heat transport atlantic PW 2110 MHTIP mean meridional heat transport indo-pacific PW 2110 TMTG meridional overturning streamfunction world Sv 2110 TMTA meridional overturning streamfunction atlantic Sv 2110 TMTIP meridional overturning streamfunction indo-pacific Sv Daily fields DIJK Name Description Units 2220 UVEL_5m Zonal Velocity at 5 meters depth cm/s 2220 VVEL_5m Meridional Velocity at 5 meters depth cm/s 2110 TEMP_5m Potential Temperature at 5 meters depth degc 2110 SALT_5m Salinity at 5 meters depth psu 2220 UVEL_15m Zonal Velocity at 15 meters depth cm/s 2220 VVEL_15m Meridional Velocity at 15 meters depth cm/s 2110 TEMP_15m Potential Temperature at 15 meters depth degc 2110 SALT_15m Salinity at 15 meters depth psu 2110 SSH Sea Surface Height cm 2220 DYE01_5m Dye tracer at 5m depth unitless 2220 DYE_zint Dye tracer integrated over entire depth unitless
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