namelist_definition_drv_flds.xml
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The following lists all of the namelist variables that can appear in the Buildconf/xxxconf/drv_flds_in
files, where xxx = [cam, clm, ...]. The driver buildnml treats all of these files as user_nl_cpl files
for generating the driver drv_flds_in file, which will appear in CaseDocs and in $RUNDIR.
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<!-- MEGAN VOC emissions namelist options -->
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<entry id="megan_factors_file">
<type>char</type>
<input_pathname>abs</input_pathname>
<category>drv_flds_in</category>
<group>megan_emis_nl</group>
<desc>
File containing MEGAN emissions factors. Includes the list of MEGAN compounds that can be
used in the Comp_Name variable on the file.
</desc>
</entry>
<entry id="megan_specifier">
<type>char(100)</type>
<category>drv_flds_in</category>
<group>megan_emis_nl</group>
<desc>
MEGAN specifier. This is in the form of: Chem-compound = megan_compound(s)
where megan_compound(s) can be the sum of megan compounds with a "+" between them.
In each equation, the item to the left of the equal sign is a CAM chemistry compound, the
items to the right are compounds known to the MEGAN model (single or combinations).
For example: megan_specifier = 'ISOP = isoprene', 'C10H16 = pinene_a + carene_3 + thujene_a'
</desc>
</entry>
<entry id="megan_mapped_emisfctrs">
<type>logical</type>
<category>drv_flds_in</category>
<group>megan_emis_nl</group>
<desc>
MEGAN mapped isoprene emissions factors switch
If TRUE then use mapped MEGAN emissions factors for isoprene.
</desc>
</entry>
<entry id="megan_cmpds">
<type>char(150)</type>
<category>drv_flds_in</category>
<group>drv_physics</group>
<desc>
List of possible MEGAN compounds to use
(the list used by the simulation is on the megan_factors_file as the Comp_Name)
</desc>
</entry>
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<!-- drydep Namelists -->
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<entry id="drydep_method">
<type>char</type>
<category>dry-deposition</category>
<group>drydep_inparm</group>
<valid_values>xactive_lnd,xactive_atm,table</valid_values>
<desc>
Where dry deposition is calculated (from land, atmosphere, or from a table)
This specifies the method used to calculate dry
deposition velocities of gas-phase chemical species. The available methods are:
'table' - prescribed method in CAM
'xactive_atm' - interactive method in CAM
'xactive_lnd' - interactive method in CLM
</desc>
</entry>
<entry id="drydep_list">
<type>char(300)</type>
<category>dry-deposition</category>
<group>drydep_inparm</group>
<desc>
List of species that undergo dry deposition.
</desc>
</entry>
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<!-- Nitrogen deposition -->
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<entry id="ndep_list">
<type>char(2)</type>
<category>nitrogen deposition</category>
<group>ndep_inparm</group>
<desc>
List of nitrogen deposition fluxes to be sent from CAM to surfae models.
</desc>
</entry>
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<!-- Fire emissions fluxes -->
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<entry id="fire_emis_factors_file">
<type>char</type>
<input_pathname>abs</input_pathname>
<category>Fire_emissions</category>
<group>fire_emis_nl</group>
<desc>
File containing fire emissions factors.
</desc>
</entry>
<entry id="fire_emis_specifier">
<type>char(100)</type>
<category>Fire_emissions</category>
<group>fire_emis_nl</group>
<desc>
Fire emissions specifier.
</desc>
</entry>
<entry id="fire_emis_elevated">
<type>logical</type>
<category>Fire_emissions</category>
<group>fire_emis_nl</group>
<desc>
If ture fire emissions are input into atmosphere as elevated forcings.
Otherwise they are treated as surface emissions.
</desc>
</entry>
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<!-- CARMA fields -->
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<entry id="carma_fields">
<type>char</type>
<category>carma</category>
<group>carma_inparm</group>
<desc>
List of fluxes needed by the CARMA model, from CLM to CAM.
</desc>
</entry>
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