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Revisit PFT optical properties per Majasalmi and Bright (2019) #807
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I had a 2 degree historical (1989-2014) laying around which can serve as a control. Diagnostics comparing these runs are here I've also run ILAMB on these, results are here We can discuss, but ILAMB doesn't seem to care too much about these new properties. Although scores are slightly better for some variables, particularly most of the relationships. |
Are the changes in albedo similar to what are seen in Majasalmi and Bright, or is that not the right question to as? According to ILAMB Looks like most significant changes (improvements) are seen in tropical regions, which makes sense since it is mainly the tropical PFT properties that are adjusted. |
They didn't actually run any simulations. |
Took another look at this because the ILAMB results weren't quite consistent with the changes in the optical properties themselves. Looks like the labels on the ILAMB diagnostics were reversed. Albedo changes in the tropics (albedos are a bit higher) are a bit worse in the new simulation (according to CERES, and to a lesser extent GEWEX.SRB). |
Even if ILAMB results show a degradation, I think we should update to new
parameters, presuming we believe the results of Majasalmi and Bright since
the albedo error could derive from something other than optical properties
(LAI, soil albedo, 2-stream calculations, etc). Perhaps a topic for
discussion at a future group meeting.
…On Wed, Mar 18, 2020 at 4:24 PM Keith Oleson ***@***.***> wrote:
Took another look at this because the ILAMB results weren't quite
consistent with the changes in the optical properties themselves. Looks
like the labels on the ILAMB diagnostics were reversed. Albedo changes in
the tropics (albedos are a bit higher) are a bit worse in the new
simulation (according to CERES, and to a lesser extent GEWEX.SRB).
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Yes, I agree. For example, I think we (Peter?) kind of tuned the soil albedos for a better match with MODIS albedo. Although this probably shouldn't have that much of an effect in denser canopies. |
Should this come in as part of the changes for CTSM5.1.0? |
Yes, do we have a list of PRs that we want on CTSM5.1?
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Should this come in as part of the changes for CTSM5.1.0?
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CTSM5.1 rather than CLM... I created a milestone for CTSM5.1.0 and assigned it to the PR's and issues that I thought appropriate. But, @wwieder and others should go through that list as will, so we mark the right things as coming in. If it would be helpful we could create a milestone for CTSM5.2.0 so we could mark the things that are going to come in later. |
@dlawrenncar and @ekluzek, should this go into the PPE tag? |
Yes, I think it should. It would just have modified parameters for CTSM5.1 that would change what the default settings for the PPE work would start off with. |
Yes. This should definitely go if possible. Rosie based the parameter
ranges for several of the radiation parameters based on this paper.
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This should go under a 5.1 flag, but not critical for a PPE tag |
@dlawrenncar suggested that @olyson will be the |
Note that we've decided to also change the optical properties for the newly added miscanthus and switchgrass crop types per Majasalmi and Bright for crop, unless we find a specific reason not to do so. |
I see this is on the PPE branch, but is it included in CTSM5.1? |
Currently it's in the paramsfile that will be used for the PPE branch. We will bring this in as an update to CTSM5.1 as we bring the PPE changes to master. So it's not in there yet -- but is planned to come in. |
As discussed in our CLM meeting, we are recommending revisiting the PFT optical property values in CLM and possibly FATES as recommended in a recent paper:
Majasalmi, T. and R. M. Bright, 2019: Evaluation of leaf-level optical properties employed in land surface models. Geoscientific Model Development, 12, 3923-3938.
This paper utilizes various spectral databases to synthesize and harmonize optical property information for PFTs. The paper suggests that CLM optical properties in the visible band fall within the range of measured values. However, there are notable differences between CLM and measured values in the NIR, particularly for conifer trees. Leaf angle values for crops may also be in need of updating.
I'm assigning this to myself:
Tagging @jkshuman
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