Closed joshi994 closed 3 months ago
@joshi994 Thanks for this PR. Can you describe how big the impact is? If you have plots to show, that is good too.
The regression test results:
Test Type | Expected | Received | Failed
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Number of Tests : 23 24
Number of Builds : 60 56
Number of Simulations : 158 150 0
Number of Comparisons : 95 86 0
Failed Simulations are:
None
Which comparisons are not bit-for-bit:
None
@cenlinhe Can you review this PR?
@cenlinhe Can you review this PR?
I will review this in the next few days.
this bug is described in this issue in more detail: https://github.com/wrf-model/WRF/issues/2011 This is indeed a bug and the fix in this PR looks good to me.
@joshi994 Do you have a figure showing the difference in temperature or outgoing LW due to this bug fix?
@joshi994 Do you have a figure showing the difference in temperature or outgoing LW due to this bug fix?
@cenlinhe No, I don't have figures showing the difference in temperature or the LW flux as I am lacking computational resources to quantify the impact.
Our group has done a test for this bug fix, which slightly improves urban 2-m temperature. Please see here: https://github.com/NCAR/hrldas/pull/167#issuecomment-1987061648
@cenlinhe Thanks for your group's test. Would you like to approve this PR?
@cenlinhe Thanks for your group's test. Would you like to approve this PR?
Yes, I approve this PR.
To correct for the underestimation of net longwave flux absorbed by the building wall, RB2, in module_sf_urban.F
TYPE: Bug fix
KEYWORDS: Longwave flux, radiation/energy balance, Surface temperature, Urban climate, SLUCM
SOURCE: Parag Joshi (Brookhaven National Lab), Katia Lamer (Brookhaven National Lab)
DESCRIPTION OF CHANGES: Problem: The net long wave fluxes absorbed by the building walls is being underestimated due to multiplication of the emissivity twice in the equation. The command/lines that evaluate RB2 in the module_sf_urban.F (Lines 1300 and 1419 of WRF version-4.5.2) reflect the net long wave fluxes absorbed by building walls.
Solution: The code has been corrected by referring to the equation A9 of in the article, Kusaka & Kimora 2004, Journal of Applied Meteorology.
ISSUE: For use when this PR closes an issue. Fixes #2011
LIST OF MODIFIED FILES: module_sf_urban.F
TESTS CONDUCTED:
RELEASE NOTE: Correcting the net long wave fluxes for application in modeling urban climate using Single Layer Urban Canopy Model (SLUCM). It slightly improved 2-m temperature in urban area.