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regarding the template used as input into the driver, here is an abridged version of my current protocol:
- grab separate single-band and broadband templates in
/project/projectdirs/e3sm/pernak18/reference_netCDF/g-point-reduce/
- input single-band file from item 1 in the Garand RRTMGP driver in this repository (working version from Dec 2020, not the most recent commit in
garand_atmos
) - run with broadband file from 1 in the same executable as 2
- generate a shortwave template, which has other input parameters in the netCDF
- repeat steps 2 and 3 for the SW
this is a bit tedious somewhat difficult to remember, plus it hinders our examination with the profz and statz plotz, because our output flux netCDFs from steps 3 and 5 are only correct in the broadband (by-band fluxes could conceivably be correct as well, but then broadband fluxes would be wrong).
i'm working on a workaround that will stitch together correct by-band results from 2 with correct broadband results from 3 (and will probably do the same thing for the SW) so we have a central reference file with both, which we do not have right now.
from g-point-reduction.
more commentary on the template in another issue:
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