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longitude dependence of solar time #3
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Just a thought here. This was used for the AOMIP protocol and I believe there are some corrections for the eccentricity of the Earth's orbit. There is an interesting page here: http://www.pveducation.org/pvcdrom/2-properties-sunlight/solar-time This formula gives GMT+12 precisely at 180 degrees. Elizabeth, do you recall discussions about this during AOMIP? Dave |
@dabail10 I do not recall conversations about this during AOMIP -- I pretty much just took the documentation that was given and coded it up. If this formula is technically correct, why would it be returning the wrong value when TLON=90? |
You can assign this issue to me. I can't assign it to myself. |
It seems like you ought to be able to claim it yourself if you wanted to do it... |
update travis suite and add quiet mode to scripts
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* Fix local solar time * Add line for going past 24 * New LST calculation Addresses #3.
I think this can be closed as it was fixed in #323. |
…ICE-Consortium#3) Add a subroutine mimicking what 'viscous_coeffs_and_rep_pressure' does, but at a single location. Name it '*_T' since it's going to be used to compute the viscous coefficients and replacement pressure at the T point.
changes to satisfy ufsatm and cesm requirements for pot temp and density from atm
From: Pedro Duarte Pedro.Duarte@npolar.no
Sent: Monday, May 22, 2017 8:13 AM
I have just noticed that in ice_forcing.F90, in the subroutine compute_shortwave there is the following equation to calculate solar time:
solar_time = mod(real(sec,kind=dbl_kind),secday)/c3600 &
+ c12sin(p5TLON(i,j))
As I understand, the second term is to correct solar time as a function of longitude. However, I think there may be an error here since c12sin(p5TLON(i,j)) should return 6 hours when TLON = 90 and it returns ~8.5 hours. I wonder why not using a simple linear function here since solar time varies one hour per 15 degrees? Or am I missing something here?
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