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The Earth System Community Modeling Portal (ESCOMP)

This repository provides information about the ESCOMP github organization.

Management

The ESCOMP github organization is managed by the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research.

Policies for inclusion of a repository in this organization

The ESCOMP github organization is for large, community-oriented earth system modeling projects of broad interest.

Projects stored here should meet all of the following criteria:

  • They are related to earth system modeling in some way

  • They are supported (e.g., if someone files an issue, it will be seen and addressed in some way)

  • They are projects that have some involvement (typically strong involvement) from outside communities beyond the sponsoring organization (e.g., the university community or other agencies). Projects without outside collaboration should be stored elsewhere.

It is acceptable to store a fork in ESCOMP if this is the main development fork for inclusion in a community-oriented modeling project.

  • For example, the primary repository for the MOM6 ocean model is stored in a GFDL github organization. However, NCAR maintains a fork of MOM6 for use in CESM. It is acceptable to store NCAR's fork of MOM6 in ESCOMP so that it can appear alongside other CESM components, and because NCAR's MOM6 fork is still of broad interest to the community even though it isn't the primary fork.

  • On the other hand, it is not acceptable to store a fork in ESCOMP if this fork is only used internally at NCAR and is not part of a broader community modeling project.

Repository naming conventions

For repositories with an acronym as part or all of their name, we generally prefer the use of uppercase acronyms. For example, we have repositories named CESM and CISM-wrapper. An exception is repositories that are used solely for hosting GitHub pages (i.e., websites appearing under escomp.github.io/): These can use lowercase acronyms in order to have fully lowercase URLs. For example, we have a repository named ctsm-docs. Repositories that are used for both code and GitHub pages follow the uppercase convention (e.g., CESM); we can put redirects in place so that links to the lowercase version redirect to the uppercase version (e.g., escomp.github.io/cesm redirects to escomp.github.io/CESM).

We have no standardization concerning the use of hyphens, underscores or PascalCase to delineate separate words in a repository's name.

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clubb_cesm's Issues

Implement CLUBB-MF functionality on trunk: CLUBB externals

This issue is associated with the CPT to test / implement CLUBB-MF (MF = mass fluxes) into CAM, in coordination with JPL / UCLA & NCAR (@mikaelwitte, @JulioTBacmeister). For more information, please refer to the main issue at the cam repo here ESCOMP/CAM#181.

The purpose of this issue is to get a primitive working version of CLUBB-MF onto the cam trunk ASAP. I am currently translating Mikaels CLUBB-MF code mods from an older tag to this more recent tag. I've forked / branch off of the latest CLUBB tag here: clubb_release_b76a124.clubb-mf which will contain all of the necessary code mods. I will respond to this thread when the code mods are ready to be merged.

Enable surface moments to be prescribed by the surface model

This relates to the CLASP CPT that aims to communicate subgrid heterogeneity in the land model up to the atmosphere. The proposed approach to achieve that is by computing the surface higher order moments that CLUBB needs within the surface model itself (in a way that accounts for heterogeneous surfaces), and pass those into CLUBB where they can then be prescribed.

In order to pass the moments into CLUBB however, there will need to be modifications to the clubb_api that allow additional inputs to be drawn from within camsrfexch.F90. After discussing with others (especially @Katetc, @adamrher, and @gold2718), it doesn't seem that there's a straightforward way to achieve the end goal without touching CLUBB, so as a first step towards implementing this my aim is to develop a method that works within the CLUBB_CESM repo (we'll need this to work in CESM even if it doesn't ultimately wind up on the UWM repo).

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