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MYNN-EDMF updates and bug fixes #102
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Associated PRs: #102 For regression testing, see NOAA-GSL/ufs-weather-model#97 |
@joeolson42 FYI the runtimes of the tests increased recently on Hera, not sure if it is because of your PR or the system being slow in general. I need to adjust the forecast length and wallclock time of a few tests for GNU, but other than that the PR looks good. |
It could be due to the mixing length change. The switch to use the
non-local form (now with bl_mynn_mixlength = 1 or 2) will be a little more
expensive.
…On Mon, Aug 9, 2021 at 11:00 AM Dom Heinzeller ***@***.***> wrote:
@joeolson42 <https://github.com/joeolson42> FYI the runtimes of the tests
increased recently on Hera, not sure if it is because of your PR or the
system being slow in general. I need to adjust the forecast length and
wallclock time of a few tests for GNU, but other than that the PR looks
good.
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I am suspicious about hera. The code is MUCH slower, not just a little. |
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Code changes look good, runtime is about the same as before, and regression tests pass.
thanks Dom
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Merged #102 <#102> into
gsl/develop.
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Fixes to allow FV3_HRRR_c3 to run with gnu debug plus PR NOAA-GSL#113, NOAA-GSL#106, and NOAA-GSL#103
Updates and bug fixes include:
two bug fixes in code that are not used in realtime configurations (i.e. test/development configurations like mixing smoke or additional diagnostic output enabled). This does however reduce the memory allocated in any configuration.
Change upper BC in the TKE solver from "no flux" to "prescribed" - fixed a crash with a strong jet near the model top.
Config changes made to Pr limit (5 to 10)
Config changes to entrainment in mass-flux component (to Neggers 2015 form) - allows for the removal of some code that constrained accelerating plumes.