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Added option for ice on lakes. #13

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In the check if there is a fraction of ice in the grid cell, the min_seaice threshold is used for sea ice and min_lakeice is used for lake ice.

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This looks good to me - @SMoorthi-emc, do you agree?

@@ -109,6 +112,14 @@ subroutine GFS_radiation_surface_run ( &
! Intialize intent(out) variables
sfcalb = 0.0

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This is good. However, I can't see the full code here. Is fraco open water fraction? If so, fracl+fraco+fraci=1 right?

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Thanks for checking. You are correct, fracl+fraco+fraci=1 for the fractional mask case. Not that in the git diff view, you can expand the sections that are hidden by clicking on the arrows in the blue boxes between the line numbers on the left. I'll merge this into my branch/PR.

@climbfuji climbfuji merged commit c31b1ba into climbfuji:move_sfc_emis_alb_calculation_to_its_own_scheme_and_z0_composite_consistent May 14, 2021
climbfuji pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 2, 2021
remove some false values over the glacial ice
climbfuji pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Nov 7, 2022
NCAR/main PR NCAR#967 (Bugfix and optimization of prognostic closure for the P8 physics suit)
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