Closed tjansakoo closed 1 year ago
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The full-chemistry simulation in GEOS-Chem uses monthly mean surface methane distributions from NOAA GMD flask observations. These are read in via HEMCO:
See this wiki page for more details on those data: http://wiki.seas.harvard.edu/geos-chem/index.php/Tropospheric_chemistry_mechanism#CH4_concentrations.
We've had a few users inquire in the past about using CH4 emissions from the CH4 simulation in the full-chemistry simulation, but I'm not sure if anyone has attempted that. It would involve manually bringing in entries from HEMCO_Config.rc for the CH4 simulation into the HEMCO_Config.rc for your full-chemistry simulation. One thing to keep in mind is that the CH4 simulation uses archived OH concentrations from v5 of GEOS-Chem.
Thank you so much I will check the HEMCO_Config.rc
Closing out this issue for now.
Hi, currently I'm interested to assess the impact of CH4 emission on ground surface ozone concentration. There is a possible way to assess it via GEOS-chem as I know GEOS-Chem assumes that CH4 emission on the surface layer is not changing right?
Thank you in advance.