clm5.0/bld/namelist_files/namelist_definition_drv_flds.xml
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="namelist_definition.xsl"?>
<namelist_definition version="1.0">
<entry id="drv_flds_in_files"
type="char*256(10)"
category="drv_physics"
group="default_settings"
valid_values="" >
List of files to merge together that contains drv_flds_in namelists
The paths are relative to the case directory. drv_flds_in include the namelists that
the driver reads and gives information on additional fields to be passed to different
components that need to look at the same data.
</entry>
<!-- ======================================================================================== -->
<!-- MEGAN VOC emissions namelist options -->
<!-- ======================================================================================== -->
<entry id="megan_factors_file"
type="char*256"
input_pathname="abs"
category="drv_physics"
group="megan_emis_nl"
valid_values="" >
File containing MEGAN emissions factors. Includes the list of MEGAN compounds that can be
used in the Comp_Name variable on the file.
</entry>
<entry id="megan_specifier"
type="char*1024(100)"
category="drv_physics"
group="megan_emis_nl"
valid_values="" >
MEGAN specifier. This is in the form of: Chem-compound = megan_compound(s)
where megan_compound(s) can be the sum of megan compounds with a "+" between them.
In each equation, the item to the left of the equal sign is a CAM chemistry compound, the
items to the right are compounds known to the MEGAN model (single or combinations).
For example: megan_specifier = 'ISOP = isoprene', 'C10H16 = pinene_a + carene_3 + thujene_a'
</entry>
<entry id="megan_mapped_emisfctrs"
type="logical"
category="drv_physics"
group="megan_emis_nl" >
MEGAN mapped isoprene emissions factors switch
If TRUE then use mapped MEGAN emissions factors for isoprene.
</entry>
<entry id="megan_cmpds"
type="char*32(150)"
category="drv_physics"
group="drv_physics"
valid_values=
"isoprene,myrcene,sabinene,limonene,carene_3,ocimene_t_b,pinene_b,pinene_a,2met_styrene,cymene_p,cymene_o,phellandrene_a,thujene_a,terpinene_a,terpinene_g,terpinolene,phellandrene_b,camphene,bornene,fenchene_a,ocimene_al,ocimene_c_b,tricyclene,estragole,camphor,fenchone,piperitone,thujone_a,thujone_b,cineole_1_8,borneol,linalool,terpineol_4,terpineol_a,linalool_OXD_c,linalool_OXD_t,ionone_b,bornyl_ACT,farnescene_a,caryophyllene_b,acoradiene,aromadendrene,bergamotene_a,bergamotene_b,bisabolene_a,bisabolene_b,bourbonene_b,cadinene_d,cadinene_g,cedrene_a,copaene_a,cubebene_a,cubebene_b,elemene_b,farnescene_b,germacrene_B,germacrene_D,gurjunene_b,humulene_a,humulene_g,isolongifolene,longifolene,longipinene,muurolene_a,muurolene_g,selinene_b,selinene_d,nerolidol_c,nerolidol_t,cedrol,MBO_2m3e2ol,methanol,acetone,methane,ammonia,nitrous_OXD,nitric_OXD,acetaldehyde,ethanol,formic_acid,formaldehyde,acetic_acid,MBO_3m2e1ol,MBO_3m3e1ol,benzaldehyde,butanone_2,decanal,dodecene_1,geranyl_acetone,heptanal,heptane,hexane,met_benzoate,met_heptenone,neryl_acetone,nonanal,nonenal,octanal,octanol,octenol_1e3ol,oxopentanal,pentane,phenyl_CCO,pyruvic_acid,terpinyl_ACT_a,tetradecene_1,toluene,carbon_monoxide,butene,ethane,ethene,hydrogen_cyanide,propane,propene,carbon_2s,carbonyl_s,diallyl_2s,2met_2s,2met_s,met_chloride,met_bromide,met_iodide,hydrogen_s,met_mercaptan,met_propenyl_2s,PPPP_2s,2met_nonatriene,met_salicylate,indole,jasmone,met_jasmonate,3met_3DCTT,hexanal,hexanol_1,hexenal_c3,hexenal_t2,hexenol_c3,hexenyl_ACT_c3,homosalate,Ehsalate,pentanal,heptanone,anisole,verbenene,benzyl-acetate,myrtenal,benzyl-alcohol,meta-cymenene,ipsenol,Napthalene">
List of possible MEGAN compounds to use
(the list used by the simulation is on the megan_factors_file as the Comp_Name)
</entry>
<!-- ======================================================================================== -->
<!-- drydep Namelists -->
<!-- ======================================================================================== -->
<entry id="drydep_method"
type="char*16"
category="dry-deposition"
group="drydep_inparm"
valid_values="xactive_lnd,xactive_atm,table">
Where dry deposition is calculated (from land, atmosphere, or from a table)
This specifies the method used to calculate dry
deposition velocities of gas-phase chemical species. The available methods
are:
'table' - prescribed method in CAM
'xactive_atm' - interactive method in CAM
'xactive_lnd' - interactive method in CLM
</entry>
<entry id="drydep_list"
type="char*32(300)"
category="dry-deposition"
group="drydep_inparm"
valid_values="">
List of species that undergo dry deposition.
</entry>
<!-- ======================================================================================== -->
<!-- Fire emissions fluxes -->
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<entry id="fire_emis_factors_file"
type="char*256"
input_pathname="abs"
category="Fire_emissions"
group="fire_emis_nl"
valid_values="" >
File containing fire emissions factors.
Default: none
</entry>
<entry id="fire_emis_specifier"
type="char*1024(100)"
category="Fire_emissions"
group="fire_emis_nl"
valid_values="" >
Fire emissions specifier.
Default: none
</entry>
<entry id="fire_emis_elevated"
type="logical"
category="Fire_emissions"
group="fire_emis_nl"
valid_values="" >
If ture fire emissions are input into atmosphere as elevated forcings.
Otherwise they are treated as surface emissions.
Default: TRUE
</entry>
<!-- ======================================================================================== -->
<!-- CARMA fields -->
<!-- ======================================================================================== -->
<entry id="carma_fields" type="char*256" category="carma"
group="carma_inparm" valid_values="" >
List of fluxes needed by the CARMA model, from CLM to CAM.
</entry>
</namelist_definition>