Difference between revisions of "Fuel moisture model pull request final changes 2020"

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* perhaps remove fmoist_freq and just leave fmoist_dt
 
* perhaps remove fmoist_freq and just leave fmoist_dt
  
* In module_fr_fire_driver.F, there is a comment about “time – assume
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* In module_fr_fire_driver.F, there is a comment about “time – assume dt does not change”. Is that true or does the FFM work also with time varying dt?
dt does not change”. Is that true or does the FFM work also with time
 
varying dt?
 
  
 
* does the FFM work with restart?
 
* does the FFM work with restart?
  
*  The call to fire_driver_em() has now fire_ifun_end = 2, where it
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*  The call to fire_driver_em() has now fire_ifun_end = 2, where it used to be 3. According to the code comments in module_fr_fire_driver.F, fire_ifun_end = 3 has to do with initialization of time step. Is that skipped now or embedded within fire_ifun_end = 2?
used to be 3. According to the code comments in module_fr_fire_driver.F,
 
fire_ifun_end = 3 has to do with initialization of time step. Is that
 
skipped now or embedded within fire_ifun_end = 2?
 
  
* How are the fuel classes initialized for a real case? It seems that
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* How are the fuel classes initialized for a real case? It seems that the FM values are prescribed from the solution of the fuel moisture model? Could you document/explain that?
the FM values are prescribed from the solution of the fuel moisture model?
 
Could you document/explain that?
 

Revision as of 06:07, 2 February 2020


Final changes:

  • update the PR commit message, there should be 15 files modified
  • km_opt=5 fix is in the develop branch, merge
  • registry package using fmoist_run variable
  • perhaps remove fmoist_freq and just leave fmoist_dt
  • In module_fr_fire_driver.F, there is a comment about “time – assume dt does not change”. Is that true or does the FFM work also with time varying dt?
  • does the FFM work with restart?
  • The call to fire_driver_em() has now fire_ifun_end = 2, where it used to be 3. According to the code comments in module_fr_fire_driver.F, fire_ifun_end = 3 has to do with initialization of time step. Is that skipped now or embedded within fire_ifun_end = 2?
  • How are the fuel classes initialized for a real case? It seems that the FM values are prescribed from the solution of the fuel moisture model? Could you document/explain that?