Adding plots of snow-to-liquid ratio (SLR) #253
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@cshartsough @Brian-Jamison — This PR is still a draft while I gather feedback on plot aesthetics. Once finalized, will it be straightforward to add these plots to the web (for MPAS_physics_dev1, etc)? Thanks! |
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@jaymes-kenyon yes it looks like it should be easy to add to the web page. |
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@Brian-Jamison — Thanks for the review! I'll work with others to deploy this latest code into real-time MPAS runs. For web viewing, the new .png files will have a "snoliqr_" prefix. |
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This PR adds functionality to produce plots of snow-to-liquid ratio (SLR). The SLR field is obtained from the GRIB2 "SDEN" field (snow density, in kg m-3) using a simple conversion. Testing of this functionality has been sucessful for a RRFS-MPAS case on Jet (see figure below).
For reference, the "SDEN" code in UPP uses a diagnostic from the University of Utah. GRIB2 output of "SDEN" was added to GSL's RRFS-MPAS runs via this merged PR in UPP: NOAA-EMC/UPP@d1f6167.