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Very high temperature calculated by land model is causing a model stop when critical threshold is exceeded. The high temperatures are coming from an excessively high canopy height calculated by the model. The excessive height is coming from a negative value for stem carbon. The negative stem carbon is coming from a negative dynamic carbon allocation parameter. The negative allocation parameter is coming from a very low productivity for multiple years, and the lack of a lower bounds constraint on that parameter under conditions of low productivity.
The confluence of these conditions is very rare, but the problem was showing up in isolated gridcells after multiple years of coupled simulation in the V3LR campaign.
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It could be nice to show the error message one might see if this was tripped. Or a way to reproduce the problem.
here's an example of the error message: lnd2atm ERROR: lnd2atm_vars%t_soisno_grc > 400 Kelvin degree.ERROR in lnd2atm
Note however, this issue might be seen earlier in other components if the high temperature is propagated earlier and other components fails (e.g., oftentimes something will fail in p3, clubb, or the dycore, but the problem comes from elsewhere)
Very high temperature calculated by land model is causing a model stop when critical threshold is exceeded. The high temperatures are coming from an excessively high canopy height calculated by the model. The excessive height is coming from a negative value for stem carbon. The negative stem carbon is coming from a negative dynamic carbon allocation parameter. The negative allocation parameter is coming from a very low productivity for multiple years, and the lack of a lower bounds constraint on that parameter under conditions of low productivity.
The confluence of these conditions is very rare, but the problem was showing up in isolated gridcells after multiple years of coupled simulation in the V3LR campaign.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: