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Version du 8 juillet 2024 à 14:12

LMDZ_Setup is a set of scripts that allows a light automatic setup of LMDZ long chained climate simulations, including the installation of the model itself.

LMDZ_Setup can only be used on the Jean-Zay computer at Idris so far.

Coming VERY soon (summer 2024) : extension to other computing centers ("spirit", adastra) and Linux PCs

Documentation (in French): LMDZ_Setup_HowTo

To extract LMDZ_Setup :

a/ Recommended : extraction from svn repository :

   svn co https://svn.lmd.jussieu.fr/LMDZ/BOL/LMDZ_Setup

b/ Download of the "tar" archive :

   wget https://lmdz.lmd.jussieu.fr/pub/Training/LMDZ_Setup.tar

c/ For those used with the old name "tutorial_prod.tar" : a link with this name still exists, pointing to LMDZ_Setup.tar :

   wget https://lmdz.lmd.jussieu.fr/pub/Training/tutorial_prod.tar

(Text extracted from LMDZ_Setup/README0_HowTo):

LMDZ_Setup consists in running LMDZ coupled to Orchidee for land surface (optional), but with imposed sea surface temperature.

The basic default configuration makes use of the IPSL-CM6A grid configuration and tuning, and runs a multi annual simulation on "climatological" amip sea surface temperature (with a mean annual cycle) using a calendar with 360 days.

Optionally : the configuration includes the ability to use interannually varying SST and to activate "nudging" by a reanalysis. In both cases, the calendar is then a real one. When nudging is activated, the simulation must be run on a monthly basis, while otherwise, it can be either monthly or yearly.

Since LMDZ_Setup automatically generates its own initial files, it can be run with zoom configurations by only changing the number of grid points ("resol" in main.sh) and the DEF/gcm.def file (see bellow).

Aerosols can be read for the year 2000 (weighted average over 1999-2001 cf Lurton et al 2020), and instantaneous forcing with respect to 1850 can be computed as well.

LMDZ_Setup can also run LMDZ coupled with the SPLA model (SimPLe Aerosol, activated with option aerosols=spla in setup.sh). Emissions of dust and sea salt are then computed interactively. For the time being, SPLA-specific input files (anthropic aerosol emissions)are only available on the grid zoomed over N Africa used by J. Escribano in his PhD thesis, and by B. Diallo and H. Senghor in subsequent work on N-African dust (file DEF/gcm.def_zNAfrica_BiJe).

A configuration with isotopes is also available since 2023-04.

WIP - Migration de LMDZ_Setup_HowTo + inclusion nouveau LMDZ_Setup

Old documentation (French): LMDZ_Setup_HowTo

Downloading LMDZ_Setup

• (recommended) Using subversion: svn co https://svn.lmd.jussieu.fr/LMDZ/BOL/LMDZ_Setup
• (alternative) wget https://lmdz.lmd.jussieu.fr/pub/Training/LMDZ_Setup.tar
• (deprecated) The old tutorial_prod version: wget https://lmdz.lmd.jussieu.fr/pub/Training/tutorial_prod.tar

User guide

 /!\ WARNING 06/2024
The JeanZay calculator, as well as Adastra, do not allow (anymore) communication from/to $STORE for running jobs on the main computing partitions.
As a result, make sure to replace $STORE by $WORK in lmdz_env.sh wherever relevant.

READ comments at the top of scripts ! Often your questions are answered there.

Note: LMDZ_Setup has been tested on Adastra and Spirit, and to a lesser extent on JeanZay (legacy support only). No guarantee is made on other platforms, although it should be easy to adapt it. It can also be ran locally - for expert use only.

Structure

Once you have downloaded LMDZ_Setup, you will find the following main files:

• main.sh: the main script. It contains the basic settings you will modify.
• setup.sh: this script contains the internal workings of LMDZ_Setup. It's where you can edit expert-level settings.
• lmdz_env.sh: this file contains platform-specific configuration, such as where to install the model, where to run the simulations, etc.

How to run a simulation

1. Edit lmdz_env.sh. In lmdz_env.sh, in the function set_env, find the case corresponding to your supercomputer: jean-) for JeanZay, spiri) for Spirit, adast) for Adastra. Edit the variables required for your use case. All the variables are documented in the last *) case. In particular:
   • you must set root_dir to the path where you extracted LMDZ_Setup.
2. Edit main.sh. In main.sh, edit all relevant settings.
3. [optional] Edit setup.sh. In setup.sh, in the function define_expert_options, edit all relevant settings.
4. [optional] Edit DEF/*. Edit the DEF/*.def or DEF/XMLfiles* files, such as config.def, to your liking. The options you specify in main.sh/setup.sh don't require any adjustment here; such adjustments are automatically performed at runtime.
5. Launch main.sh.