Hi everyone,
When using the mosaic_cat option with Noah LSM does WRF take into account the type of soil in the nested cell to initialize from parent domain ?
For example if a parent (d01) cell is composed 50% of loam and 50% of sand, let's consider one of the nine d02 cells into which the parent cell is divided. If this d02 cell is composed 100% of sand, is this cell initialized at the temperature (humidity) of the d01 sand tile or is it initialized with an average temperature (humidity) ?
Thank you,
Mathieu
When using the mosaic_cat option with Noah LSM does WRF take into account the type of soil in the nested cell to initialize from parent domain ?
For example if a parent (d01) cell is composed 50% of loam and 50% of sand, let's consider one of the nine d02 cells into which the parent cell is divided. If this d02 cell is composed 100% of sand, is this cell initialized at the temperature (humidity) of the d01 sand tile or is it initialized with an average temperature (humidity) ?
Thank you,
Mathieu