Hi all
I am running eCLM for a EU0275 storyline scenario run, using the exact same setup (namelists, forcing, grid) as Chris's existing CLM5 runs for the same storylines, which have already completed successfully. I switched to eCLM specifically to output some additional variables not available through CLM5's history stream.
The run progressed fine through most of the simulation but crashed in the final year with a soil balance-check error:
WARNING: BalanceCheck: soil balance error (W/m2)
nstep = 38803
errsoi_col = -1.000095792232786E-05
clm model is stopping - error is greater than 1e-5 (mm)
calling getglobalwrite with decomp_index= 245475 and clmlevel= column
local column index = 245475
global column index = 3169111
global landunit index = 1705284
global gridcell index = 1025730
gridcell longitude = 44.0748252868652
gridcell latitude = 56.2096099853516
column type = 223
landunit type = 2
ENDRUN:
ERROR: ERROR in BalanceCheckMod.F90 at line 711
Has anyone else seen this type of soil balance-check error when running with eCLM that does not occur under the same setup in CLM5?
Hi all
I am running eCLM for a EU0275 storyline scenario run, using the exact same setup (namelists, forcing, grid) as Chris's existing CLM5 runs for the same storylines, which have already completed successfully. I switched to eCLM specifically to output some additional variables not available through CLM5's history stream.
The run progressed fine through most of the simulation but crashed in the final year with a soil balance-check error:
WARNING: BalanceCheck: soil balance error (W/m2)
nstep = 38803
errsoi_col = -1.000095792232786E-05
clm model is stopping - error is greater than 1e-5 (mm)
calling getglobalwrite with decomp_index= 245475 and clmlevel= column
local column index = 245475
global column index = 3169111
global landunit index = 1705284
global gridcell index = 1025730
gridcell longitude = 44.0748252868652
gridcell latitude = 56.2096099853516
column type = 223
landunit type = 2
ENDRUN:
ERROR: ERROR in BalanceCheckMod.F90 at line 711
Has anyone else seen this type of soil balance-check error when running with eCLM that does not occur under the same setup in CLM5?