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haakon-e opened this issue Mar 18, 2025 · 0 comments
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P3: Microphysical rates #534

haakon-e opened this issue Mar 18, 2025 · 0 comments
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Rates:

Warm-rain (not needed)

  • AUT (SB)
  • ACC (SB)
  • NUC (SB) (+Raindow/Amy for ice nucleation)
  • CON (O)
  • EVP (O)

Non-eq from Olivia (we have this already:

  • DEP (O)
  • SUB (O)

Remaining (need for ice):

  • COL (collision/collection)
    • same category
    • between categories
  • SLF (self-collection)
  • SHD (shedding)
  • HET/HOM (heterogeneous/homogeneous freezing)
    • get from rainbow or Amy
  • MLT (melting)
    • might have something
  • WET (riming?)

Start with COL

  • Have draft code/PR
  • See AppC, sec e. & f.
  • collisions:
    • ice -- rain
    • ice -- cloud droplet
  • Want to use cloud sedimentation velocity (not, as MM15, neglect velocities)
  • Note: SB assumes Gamma distribution for droplets.
    • Take this size distribution.
    • Also take velocity parameterization (either SB or Chen -- see docs)
      • See "Terminal Velocity" in CM.jl docs
      • Anna leans towards using Chen
    • Assume you'll be coupling with 2M SB scheme
      • SB is written as function of mass. We write as function of (maximum) diameter.
        • Anastazia looked at this -- but double-check the math.

See "Accretion" in 1M in docs. (Eq 15)

  • "continuous assumption": means multiply by q_c in integands.
  • Otherwise, integrate over another distribution

Rate is derived nominally derived for mass (L_ice)

  • See sec f. in App C.
  • Wet growth section (sec. g in App C) describes L_rim and B_rim

TLDR;

  • four missing rates: COL, SLF, SHD, WET
    • Some work needed to find what the rate is for each prognostic variable based on this.
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