#include "scalelib.h"
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Modules | |
| module | scale_atmos_saturation |
| module atmosphere / saturation | |
Functions/Subroutines | |
| subroutine, public | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_setup |
| Setup. More... | |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_alpha_0d (temp, alpha) |
| calc liquid/ice separation factor (0D) More... | |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_dqs_dtem_dens_liq_1d (KA, KS, KE, temp, dens, dqsdtem) |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_dqs_dtem_dens_ice_1d (KA, KS, KE, temp, dens, dqsdtem) |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_dqs_dtem_dpre_liq_1d (KA, KS, KE, temp, pres, qdry, dqsat_dT, dqsat_dP) |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_dqs_dtem_dpre_ice_1d (KA, KS, KE, temp, pres, qdry, dqsat_dT, dqsat_dP) |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_tdew_liq_1d (KA, KS, KE, DENS, TEMP, QV, Tdew, converged) |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_pote_0d (DENS, POTT, TEMP, QV, POTE) |
| calculate equivalent potential temperature Bolton, D., 1980: The computation of equivalent potential temperature. Monthly Weather Rev., 108, 1046-1053. PT_E = PT exp( L QV / (CPdry T_L) f ) f ~ 1.0784 ( 1 + 0.810 QV ) Here T_L is temperature at the lifting condensation level and T_L ~ 55 + 2840 / ( CPdry/Rdry log(T) - log(P_v) - 4.805 ) More... | |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_pote_1d (KA, KS, KE, DENS, POTT, TEMP, QV, POTE) |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_moist_conversion_dens_all_0d (DENS, Emoist0, TEMP, QV, QC, QI, CPtot, CVtot, converged) |
| Iterative moist conversion (liquid/ice mixture) at constant density (volume) More... | |
| subroutine | scale_atmos_saturation::atmos_saturation_moist_conversion_pres_liq_0d (PRES, Entr, Qdry, QV, QC, Rtot, CPtot, TEMP, converged) |
| Iterative moist conversion for liquid water at constant pressure. More... | |
