I'm looking for an ensemble technique, and I remember using it in other numerical models and I think it was also used in WRF, but I'd like to know the specific method.
This is a method of using the effects of multiple physics processes in one experiment.
Once dynamics is performed, it then enters the physics loop and uses multiple physics at the same time.
For example, if i select multi microphysics, after completing the mechanics course, model calculate radiation, calculate ground, PBL, etc., and when calculating clouds, model calculate various methods such as WSM6, WSM5, WDM6, WDM5, Thompson, P3, etc. and save the results separately.
This is a method of averaging the results from each method when the cloud calculation is finished and moving on.
This method produces one output with one namelist set.
Due to limitations in computational resources, I am looking for a method that performs the above with a single set rather than other ensemble techniques that perform multiple sets. Has anyone tried this method?
If anyone knows how to do it please let me know
This is a method of using the effects of multiple physics processes in one experiment.
Once dynamics is performed, it then enters the physics loop and uses multiple physics at the same time.
For example, if i select multi microphysics, after completing the mechanics course, model calculate radiation, calculate ground, PBL, etc., and when calculating clouds, model calculate various methods such as WSM6, WSM5, WDM6, WDM5, Thompson, P3, etc. and save the results separately.
This is a method of averaging the results from each method when the cloud calculation is finished and moving on.
This method produces one output with one namelist set.
Due to limitations in computational resources, I am looking for a method that performs the above with a single set rather than other ensemble techniques that perform multiple sets. Has anyone tried this method?
If anyone knows how to do it please let me know