Module ocean_increment_tracer_mod
OVERVIEW
Thickness weighted tracer tendency [tracer*meter/sec] from increments.
This increment module performs incremental update analysis (IUA),
an approach used in data assimilation and forecasting to reduce
spurious perturbations when correcting the model state.
IUA involves restoring to analysis increments i.e. differences between model
and analysis fields rather than actual fields (See Bloom et al., 1996).
The user can define the period that IUA is carried out
and also the fraction of the increment to be restored over that period.
This module applies a general 3D source to tracer. The sources
can occur at any location and with any distribution in the domain
An array of tracer tendencies due to the increments is augmented through a
call to increment_tracer_source. The array of tracer tendencies must be
reset to zero between calls.
The user is responsible for providing (and registering) the data on
the model grid of values towards which the etas are being driven.
OTHER MODULES USED
diag_manager_mod
fms_mod
mpp_mod
time_interp_external_mod
time_manager_mod
ocean_domains_mod
ocean_parameters_mod
ocean_types_mod
ocean_workspace_mod
PUBLIC INTERFACE
PUBLIC ROUTINES
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ocean_increment_tracer_init
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DESCRIPTION
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This subroutine is intended to be used to initialize the increments.
Everything in this subroutine is a user prototype, and should be replacable.
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ocean_increment_tracer_source
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DESCRIPTION
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This subroutine calculates thickness weighted and density weighted
time tendencies of tracers due to damping by increments.
NAMELIST
&ocean_increment_tracer_nml
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use_this_module
For using this module. Default use_this_module=.false.
[logical]
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fraction_increment
For prescribing the fraction of the increment.
applied to the restoring period. Default fraction_increment=1.0
[real]
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days_to_increment
For specifying the amount of days to restore.
Default days_to_increment=1
[integer]
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secs_to_increment
For specifying the amount of seconds to restore.
Default secs_to_increment=0
[integer]