Closed rgknox closed 6 years ago
gosh, is that still there? That needs to be reconsidered! I think it can just be replaced by the PFT index in this case.
On 23 May 2016 at 14:38, Ryan Knox notifications@github.com wrote:
Summary of Issue:
The subroutine phenology() has several instances of hard-coded indices and variables. In one case, there is an assumed PFT index. Example for context:
!LEAF OFF: DROUGHT DECIDUOUS LIFESPAN - if the leaf gets to the end of its useful life. A*, E* if (currentSite%dstatus == 2.and.t >= 10)then !D* !Are the leaves at the end of their lives? !FIX(RF,0401014)- this is hardwiring.... if (timesincedleafon > 365.0*pftcon%leaf_long(7))then currentSite%dstatus = 1 !alter status of site to 'leaves on' currentSite%dleafoffdate = t !record leaf on date endif endif
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do I see you raising your hand @rosiealice as the noble code warrior who will take on the mantle of truth and bring in the new dawn of phenology?
if so, wait until i finish off my task of getting rid of the whole phenology GDD infrastructure first...
ahh, a second code warrior has approached
As a reminder that we need to merge our parameter file back to trunk. I will do it next as I am in a P workshop now. After which, charlie could merge to replace new parameters.
Yours Chonggang
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ahh, a second code warrior has approached
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thanks @xuchongang, looking forward to getting your work merged in.
phenology still has issues, but not these anymore. closing.
Summary of Issue:
The subroutine phenology() has several instances of hard-coded indices and variables. In one case, there is an assumed PFT index.
Example for context: