ejd_wrf_user
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Hi,
I am using the CLM option in WRF for my land surface model (CLMv4 in WRFv3.9), and I am trying to look for the partitioning of latent heat flux into its component parts (i.e., bare soil evaporation, transpiration, etc.). CLM produces LHSOI, LHTRAN, LHVEG as variables that (I assume) would contain this information. However, each of these variables is only populated in the top three levels. These variables are 3 dimensional: lat, lon and something called "subgrid_stag". Subgrid_stag=10, which is the same as the number of soil layers. Am I correct in assuming that "subgrid_stag" refers to the soil layers?
If the third dimension of LHSOI,LHTRAN, and LHVEG is not depth, then does anyone know what it is referring to? Also, can anyone confirm that these variables (LHSOI, LHVEG, LHTRAN) contain the information that I am looking for?
Any advice is welcome.
I am using the CLM option in WRF for my land surface model (CLMv4 in WRFv3.9), and I am trying to look for the partitioning of latent heat flux into its component parts (i.e., bare soil evaporation, transpiration, etc.). CLM produces LHSOI, LHTRAN, LHVEG as variables that (I assume) would contain this information. However, each of these variables is only populated in the top three levels. These variables are 3 dimensional: lat, lon and something called "subgrid_stag". Subgrid_stag=10, which is the same as the number of soil layers. Am I correct in assuming that "subgrid_stag" refers to the soil layers?
If the third dimension of LHSOI,LHTRAN, and LHVEG is not depth, then does anyone know what it is referring to? Also, can anyone confirm that these variables (LHSOI, LHVEG, LHTRAN) contain the information that I am looking for?
Any advice is welcome.