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Hello! This question is a bit of a sanity check for me.
What happens in WRF-CHEM if you input emissions speciated for one mechanism into another? I have two cases where I'd like to understand if they'd work not.
1. if I generated emission using MOZART speciation but input them into a RADM2 mechanism? It seems like this should work?
chem_opt = 106 (RADM2+MADE/...)
emiss_inpt_opt = 111 (RADM2 emissions from MOZART Emissions)
emiss_opt = 2 (radm2)
2. If I generated emissions using RADM2 but input them into MOZART(+aerosols)? Would this not work since there's no bridge between the emissions and the mechanism?
chem_opt=10 (Mozart+aerosols)
emiss_input_opt=1 (RADM2+SORGUM)
emiss_opt=3 (radm2/MADE/SORGAM )
If anyone has thought's, I'd appreciate them!
What happens in WRF-CHEM if you input emissions speciated for one mechanism into another? I have two cases where I'd like to understand if they'd work not.
1. if I generated emission using MOZART speciation but input them into a RADM2 mechanism? It seems like this should work?
chem_opt = 106 (RADM2+MADE/...)
emiss_inpt_opt = 111 (RADM2 emissions from MOZART Emissions)
emiss_opt = 2 (radm2)
2. If I generated emissions using RADM2 but input them into MOZART(+aerosols)? Would this not work since there's no bridge between the emissions and the mechanism?
chem_opt=10 (Mozart+aerosols)
emiss_input_opt=1 (RADM2+SORGUM)
emiss_opt=3 (radm2/MADE/SORGAM )
If anyone has thought's, I'd appreciate them!