[mpas-developers] time manager

[Jones, Philip W]

Laura,

Thanks for the info - we were not necessarily advocating adopting
 ESMF as a whole.  Just the time manager module.  I believe folks
 (Michalakes or his collaborators) have done this and created a
 Fortran standalone version of the ESMF time manager.  That's what
 we would advocate initially unless there are other reasons like the
 coupling to adopt it as a whole.

Phil


On 8/12/10 2:40 PM, "Laura Fowler" <laura at ucar.edu> wrote:

 Hi Todd:
In our group, we talked about the possibility to use a flux coupler for
the land-surface parameterization using ESMF instead of having land
surface processes called from the physics package itself (as in WRF).

At the WRF workshop, somebody shows results of a land surface
parameterization coupled to WRF using ESMF instead of the conventional
approach; this may be the approach we would use may be not initially but
definitely in the long run. This would be similar to CESM1.0 and earlier
versions of the CCSM. Adding ESMF would make sense.

Laura


On 8/11/10 2:35 PM, Todd Ringler wrote:
> Hi Developers .....
>
> In our ocean modeling meeting today we came to the topic of time
> management. It seems that ESMF has a robust, well-tested FORTRAN
> implementation of time management. Should we consider the possibility
> as adding this to our frameworks in order to allow cores to access and
> management events? Are there other time management utilities that we
> should consider?
>
> Cheers,
> Todd
>
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Thanks,

Phil

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