Closed matthew-mizielinski closed 2 years ago
Probably should be considered a "physics variant" on the earlier model; that's why we have that "p". Perhaps users don't appreciate that though. Judgement call.
@matthew-mizielinski following on the discussion this am (WIP call), I am more than happy with the above. I presume the standard UKESM1*
licensing info will apply, see https://github.com/WCRP-CMIP/CMIP6_CVs/issues/1050#issuecomment-1044107023
I've had some discussions about the use of the physics variant here, but our UKESM group would like to minimise the chance that this data is mixed in with the UKESM1-0-LL data in any analyses. The same licencing relaxation will apply, and I'll put in a pull request shortly
sounds good. Thanks for checking.
I wonder if we should eliminate physics variant or in some other way better define when it is appropriate to define a variant vs. a new source.
@taylor13 it's worth considering both physics and forcing variants, as their use is fairly chaotic and doesn't achieve the goal of their original definition. The only group that uses the physics variant that I know of is NASA-GISS, and they have been using this since CMIP5
I think in CMIP5 another group used physics variant, but I'd have to check. I think for CMIP7 we can easily come up with a clear rule for defining forcing variant. Details to come.
Hi @durack1, when you have a moment could you give me tag permissions on this repo or tag v6.2.56.11?
This is an updated version of UKESM1-0-LL, but with alterations to the SO2 handling within the model to give a better representation of the historical period. Note that the changes made do not affect the large scale components, so other than the source id and label there are very few changes here.
If there are no objections to this approach I'll put in a pull request in a day or so.