pkg/seaice/SEAICE_OPTIONS.h

C $Header: /u/gcmpack/MITgcm/pkg/seaice/SEAICE_OPTIONS.h,v 1.13 2006/01/27 20:18:37 mlosch Exp $

C     /==========================================================\
C     | SEAICE_OPTIONS.h                                         |
C     | o CPP options file for sea ice package.                  |
C     |==========================================================|
C     | Use this file for selecting options within the sea ice   |
C     | package.                                                 |
C     \==========================================================/

#ifndef SEAICE_OPTIONS_H
#define SEAICE_OPTIONS_H
#include "PACKAGES_CONFIG.h"
#include "CPP_OPTIONS.h"

C--   Write "text-plots" of certain fields in STDOUT for debugging.
#undef SEAICE_DEBUG

C--   Allow sea-ice dynamic code.
C     This option is provided to allow use of TAMC
C     on the thermodynamics component of the code only.
C     Sea-ice dynamics can also be turned off at runtime
C     using variable SEAICEuseDYNAMICS.
#define SEAICE_ALLOW_DYNAMICS

C--   By default, pkg/seaice defines forcing variable internally, in
C     SEAICE_FFIELDS.h, and reads them in from files.  When CPP option
C     SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FORCING is defined, the above forcing variables
C     are defined and provided by an external package.  At present this
C     option is hardwired for pkg/exf and the variables are passed using
C     include file exf_fields.h.
#define SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FORCING
#ifdef SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FORCING
#include "EXF_OPTIONS.h"
#endif /* SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FORCING */

C--   By default, the sea-ice package uses its own integrated bulk
C     formulae to compute fluxes (fu, fv, EmPmR, Qnet, and Qsw) over
C     open-ocean.  When this flag is set, these variables are computed
C     in a separate external package, for example, pkg/exf, and then
C     modified for sea-ice effects by pkg/seaice.
#define SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FLUXES

C--   By default, the sea-ice package uses 2-category thermodynamics.
C     When this flag is set, an 8-category calculation of ice
C     thermodynamics is carried out in groatb.F
C     Note the pickup_seaice.* generated by this option differ
C     from those generated with the default 2-category model.
C     Therefore it is not possible to switch between the two
C     in the middle of an integration.
#undef SEAICE_MULTILEVEL

C--   By default cdm wind stress under sea-ice is set to the
C     same value as it would be if there was no sea-ice.
C     This is a placeholder until a more physically-sensible
C     stable solution is developed.  Apparently ocean stress
C     that is based on sea-ice velocity can cause trouble in
C     Arctic Ocean configurations.  This temporary solution
C     also corresponds to that adopted by CCSM-2.  For the
C     adventurous user who requires ice-modified stress,
C     following options are available.
#undef SEAICE_ORIGINAL_BAD_ICE_STRESS
#undef SEAICE_TEST_ICE_STRESS_1

C--   By default the freezing point of water is set to the value of 
C     the parameter SEAICE_freeze (=-1.96 by default). To use a
C     simple linear dependence of the freezing point on salinity, 
C     set the following flag (pressure is assumed to have no effect,
C     which is a good assumption for the top 20 meters). With this
C     option defined the parameter SEAICE_freeze has no effect.
#undef SEAICE_VARIABLE_FREEZING_POINT

C--   By default the seaice model is discretized on a B-Grid (for 
C     historical reasons). Define the following flag to use a new
C     (not thoroughly) test version on a C-grid
#undef SEAICE_CGRID

#endif /* SEAICE_OPTIONS_H */

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1	C $Header: /u/gcmpack/MITgcm/pkg/seaice/SEAICE_OPTIONS.h,v 1.13 2006/01/27 20:18:37 mlosch Exp $
2
3	C /==========================================================\
4	C \| SEAICE_OPTIONS.h \|
5	C \| o CPP options file for sea ice package. \|
6	C \|==========================================================\|
7	C \| Use this file for selecting options within the sea ice \|
8	C \| package. \|
9	C \==========================================================/
10
11	#ifndef SEAICE_OPTIONS_H
12	#define SEAICE_OPTIONS_H
13	#include "PACKAGES_CONFIG.h"
14	#include "CPP_OPTIONS.h"
15
16	C-- Write "text-plots" of certain fields in STDOUT for debugging.
17	#undef SEAICE_DEBUG
18
19	C-- Allow sea-ice dynamic code.
20	C This option is provided to allow use of TAMC
21	C on the thermodynamics component of the code only.
22	C Sea-ice dynamics can also be turned off at runtime
23	C using variable SEAICEuseDYNAMICS.
24	#define SEAICE_ALLOW_DYNAMICS
25
26	C-- By default, pkg/seaice defines forcing variable internally, in
27	C SEAICE_FFIELDS.h, and reads them in from files. When CPP option
28	C SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FORCING is defined, the above forcing variables
29	C are defined and provided by an external package. At present this
30	C option is hardwired for pkg/exf and the variables are passed using
31	C include file exf_fields.h.
32	#define SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FORCING
33	#ifdef SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FORCING
34	#include "EXF_OPTIONS.h"
35	#endif /* SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FORCING */
36
37	C-- By default, the sea-ice package uses its own integrated bulk
38	C formulae to compute fluxes (fu, fv, EmPmR, Qnet, and Qsw) over
39	C open-ocean. When this flag is set, these variables are computed
40	C in a separate external package, for example, pkg/exf, and then
41	C modified for sea-ice effects by pkg/seaice.
42	#define SEAICE_EXTERNAL_FLUXES
43
44	C-- By default, the sea-ice package uses 2-category thermodynamics.
45	C When this flag is set, an 8-category calculation of ice
46	C thermodynamics is carried out in groatb.F
47	C Note the pickup_seaice.* generated by this option differ
48	C from those generated with the default 2-category model.
49	C Therefore it is not possible to switch between the two
50	C in the middle of an integration.
51	#undef SEAICE_MULTILEVEL
52
53	C-- By default cdm wind stress under sea-ice is set to the
54	C same value as it would be if there was no sea-ice.
55	C This is a placeholder until a more physically-sensible
56	C stable solution is developed. Apparently ocean stress
57	C that is based on sea-ice velocity can cause trouble in
58	C Arctic Ocean configurations. This temporary solution
59	C also corresponds to that adopted by CCSM-2. For the
60	C adventurous user who requires ice-modified stress,
61	C following options are available.
62	#undef SEAICE_ORIGINAL_BAD_ICE_STRESS
63	#undef SEAICE_TEST_ICE_STRESS_1
64
65	C-- By default the freezing point of water is set to the value of
66	C the parameter SEAICE_freeze (=-1.96 by default). To use a
67	C simple linear dependence of the freezing point on salinity,
68	C set the following flag (pressure is assumed to have no effect,
69	C which is a good assumption for the top 20 meters). With this
70	C option defined the parameter SEAICE_freeze has no effect.
71	#undef SEAICE_VARIABLE_FREEZING_POINT
72
73	C-- By default the seaice model is discretized on a B-Grid (for
74	C historical reasons). Define the following flag to use a new
75	C (not thoroughly) test version on a C-grid
76	#undef SEAICE_CGRID
77
78	#endif /* SEAICE_OPTIONS_H */
79
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