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A script for Taylor diagrams in the AMWG diagnostics package uses the pressure data for
vertical interpolation for 300-mb zonal wind, and vertical weighted average of relative humidity
and temperature. In the current script, “lev”, lev = po*(hyam+hybm), is used for pressure, but lev
is not the actual pressure at each grid point.
Thus, pressure should be computed using the NCL function, pres_hybrid_ccm, which
calculates pressure at hybrid levels [pres(i,j)=po*hyam+ps(i,j)*hybm]. Also, a variable at a
specific pressure level should be calculated by a vertical interpolation function (vinth2p) and
should not be a value at a closest pressure level.
For these issues associated with bugs in the AMWG diags did you want to
post
them to the CESM_postprocessing github issues ( https://github.com/NCAR/CESM_postprocessing/issues)
instead of the CESM-Development/CIME issues?
Thanks,
Alice
On Fri, Apr 21, 2017 at 2:42 PM, Cecile Hannay [email protected]
wrote:
A script for Taylor diagrams in the AMWG diagnostics package uses the
pressure data for
vertical interpolation for 300-mb zonal wind, and vertical weighted
average of relative humidity
and temperature. In the current script, “lev”, lev = po*(hyam+hybm), is
used for pressure, but lev
is not the actual pressure at each grid point.
Thus, pressure should be computed using the NCL function, pres_hybrid_ccm,
which
calculates pressure at hybrid levels [pres(i,j)=po*hyam+ps(i,j)*hybm].
Also, a variable at a
specific pressure level should be calculated by a vertical interpolation
function (vinth2p) and
should not be a value at a closest pressure level.
From @cecilehannay on April 21, 2017 20:42
A script for Taylor diagrams in the AMWG diagnostics package uses the pressure data for
vertical interpolation for 300-mb zonal wind, and vertical weighted average of relative humidity
and temperature. In the current script, “lev”, lev = po*(hyam+hybm), is used for pressure, but lev
is not the actual pressure at each grid point.
Thus, pressure should be computed using the NCL function, pres_hybrid_ccm, which
calculates pressure at hybrid levels [pres(i,j)=po*hyam+ps(i,j)*hybm]. Also, a variable at a
specific pressure level should be calculated by a vertical interpolation function (vinth2p) and
should not be a value at a closest pressure level.
20160826-AMWG_Taylor_debug.pdf
Copied from original issue: CESM-Development/cime#486
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