ACCESS coupled model with 1/4 ocean model piControl simulation

Updated: 2019-05-17

The ARC Centre of Excellence for Climate System Science (ARCCSS) Oceans Research Program has been working on a version of a 1/4 ocean model which is fully coupled into the ACCESS suite. This model is the product of a couple of years of work, lead by Paul Spence, Nic Hannah and Marshall Ward, with help from collaborators at GFDL and CSIRO. In June 2015 the first simulation was released, a 300 year, pre-industrial spin-up simulation. Other simulations will follow, so that the data can be used for studying the low-frequency variability and equilibrated mean state of the climate system at high ocean resolution. This data is a 300 year control run from a coupled ocean, ice, atmosphere ACCESS model configuration. The ocean and ice are at 0.25 degree resolution, the atmosphere is N96 38L. It consists of the following models/tools (name, repository, commit): MOM5.1 git@github.com:BreakawayLabs/mom.git b013e98d623fde594e5d4e36b3685efc5a74bf49 CICE4.1 git@github.com:CWSL/cice4.git e853f714b17a6a4c914fea8db0c4684e8ab92af1 OASIS3-MCT UM7.3 https://access-svn.nci.org.au/svn/um/branches/dev/yan06j/ACCESS_CABLE-2.0 r7305 CABLE2.0 https://access-svn.nci.org.au/svn/um/branches/dev/yan06j/ACCESS_CABLE-2.0 r7305 payu git@github.com:marshallward/payu.git 918b01088fc7c23a702a70902ab283d9eccb22cd The individual model configurations can be found within the corresponding model directory within the dataset. For example ocean configurations are at output*/ocean/input.nml The atmospheric forcing is pre-industrial. The forcing and initial conditions can be found within the dataset. For example the atmosphere forcing is in input/um