No flag for dry deposition evaluation in AMET evaluation script?

Hi all,

I want to use CASTNET data to evaluate dry deposition, but did not find available flag in script. I found" setenv WETDEP_1" but not one for dry deposition. Does anyone have any idea about this?

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

Does anyone have idea about this question?

Thanks.

Rypo,

Which script specifically are you referring to where you see WETDEP_1? In the aqProject_pre_and_post.csh script distributed with AMETv1.5 you should see this section:

#> Name and location of daily CCTM output. Required files = ACONC, APMDIAG, WETDEP1, DRYDEP.
#> This script assumes daily CCTM output files are dated with the following naming convention:
#> [File Name]{YYYY}{MM}{DD}.nc where [File Name] typically = [File Type][Application ID].
#> for example: CCTM_ACONC_v52_intel17.0_SE52BENCH_{YYYY}{MM}{DD}.nc
setenv CCTMOUTDIR /path/SE53BENCH/multi_day/ref_output/cctm #> Location of CCTM output.
set CCTM_ACONC_NAME = CCTM_ACONC_{RUNID} #> ACONC file name (without date and file extension).
set CCTM_APMDIAG_NAME = CCTM_APMDIAG_{RUNID} #> APMDIAG file name (without date and file extension).
set CCTM_WETDEP1_NAME = CCTM_WETDEP1_{RUNID} #> WETDEP1 file name (without date and file extension).
set CCTM_DRYDEP_NAME = CCTM_DRYDEP_{RUNID} #> DRYDEP file name (without date and file extension).

#> Names and locations of output files created with this script.
#> This script assumes monthly combine files are dated with the following naming convention:
#> ${COMBINE_ACONC_NAME}{YYYY}{MM}.nc,{COMBINE_DEP_NAME}{YYYY}{MM}.nc
setenv POSTDIR AMETBASE/output/{RUNID} #> Location to write combine files. (Or location of existing combine files).

set COMBINE_ACONC_NAME = COMBINE_ACONC_{RUNID} #> Name of combine ACONC file (without date and file extension).
set COMBINE_DEP_NAME = COMBINE_DEP_{RUNID} #> Name of combine DEP file (without date and file extension).
set HR2DAY_ACONC_NAME = HR2DAY_ACONC_${RUNID} #> Name of hr2day file (without date and file extension).

This is where you can specify the DRYDEP file name. The COMBINE_DEP_* file contains both the wetdep and drydep species.

So, I’m not sure where you’re seeing WETDEP_1 specified but not the DRYDEP file name.

Wyat

Hi Wyat,

Thank you for your reply. I see, I may use an old version (SITECMP_v5.3.1 Run Script). I took over from my previous group member.
I found similar lines in the combine folder to those you listed in the version I downloaded early this year.
I will think about how to use the new version.

Thank you again.