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Flux site run based on the 5km gridinfo #350

Open jiachenlu95 opened 1 month ago

jiachenlu95 commented 1 month ago

Hi,

I'm trying to produce some urban flux site runs based on 5km grid info with replaced land surface properties. The gridinfo file and forcings file is here,

/home/561/jl8556/fluxsite-urb/gridinfo_new_iveg.nc /home/561/jl8556/fluxsite-urb/forcings/AU-Preston_metR.nc

I tried the default gridinfo_CSIRO_1x1.nc with the same forcings and namelist and it worked, so I guess the error was from the high-resolution gridinfo file.

The screen output showed this:

Cannot process command line definition of namelist fie using cable.nml as the namelsit THE NAME LIST IS cable.nml Use spatially-specific soil properties; 841 681 0 0 When choosing spatially-specific soil properties, snow-free albedo is also overwritten by this data set. forrtl: error (65): floating invalid Image PC Routine Line Source cable 0000000000B5BD14 Unknown Unknown Unknown libpthread-2.28.s 00007FE59B6BFCF0 Unknown Unknown Unknown cable 0000000000564033 cable_param_modul 765 cable_parameters.F90 cable 0000000000553D61 cable_param_modul 178 cable_parameters.F90 cable 00000000004E5D12 cable_input_modul 2658 cable_input.F90 cable 0000000000414E5A MAIN__ 611 cable_driver.F90 cable 000000000040CB22 Unknown Unknown Unknown libc-2.28.so 00007FE59B322D85 __libc_start_main Unknown Unknown cable 000000000040CA2E Unknown Unknown Unknown

Thanks for the help!

Thanks, Jiachen

har917 commented 1 month ago

Hi @jiachenlu95 - this looks like there's an issue with the values in the soil albedo layer (albedo2) in your new gridinfo file. Line 765 cable_parameters.F90 looks at the gridded-value in the netCDF input and partitions the soil albedo between the visible and NIR bands. It needs real values to work.

I suspect that some parts of layer are NaNs (or similar).

Unfortunately I/we can't help much more as we can't view files under your /home space