This module sets up absorption coefficients for band 16: 2600-3250 cm-1 (low - h2o, ch4; high - ch4) More...

Variables
integer, public	msa16
	msa16=585

Chou(1999) coefficients for cloud rain particles
integer, public	msb16
	msb16=235

integer, public	msf16
	msf16=10

integer, public	mfr16
	mfr16=3

real(kind=kind_phys), dimension(msf16, ng16), public	selfref
	the array selfref contains the coefficient of the water vapor self-continuum (including the energy term). the first index refers to temperature in 7.2 degree increments. for instance, jt = 1 refers to a temperature of 245.6, jt = 2 refers to 252.8, etc. the second index runs over the g-channel (1 to 6).

real(kind=kind_phys), dimension(msa16, ng16), public	absa
	the array absa(585,NG16) (ka(9,5,13,NG16)) contains absorption coefs at the 16 chosen g-values for a range of pressure levels> ~100mb, temperatures, and binary species parameters (see taumol.f for definition). the first index in the array, js, runs from 1 to 9, and corresponds to different values of the binary species parameter. for instance, js=1 refers to dry air, js = 2 corresponds to the paramter value 1/8, js = 3 corresponds to the parameter value 2/8, etc. the second index in the array, jt, which runs from 1 to 5, corresponds to different temperatures. more specifically, jt = 3 means that the data are for the reference temperature tref for this pressure level, jt = 2 refers to tref-15, jt = 1 is for tref-30, jt = 4 is for tref+15, and jt = 5 is for tref+30. the third index, jp, runs from 1 to 13 and refers to the jpth reference pressure level (see taumol.f for these levels in mb). the fourth index, ig, goes from 1 to 6, and indicates which g-interval the absorption coefficients are for.

real(kind=kind_phys), dimension(msb16, ng16), public	absb
	the array absb(235,6) (kb(5,13:59,6)) contains absorption coefs at the 16 chosen g-values for a range of pressure levels < ~100mb and temperatures. the first index in the array, jt, which runs from 1 to 5, corresponds to different temperatures. more specifically, jt = 3 means that the data are for the reference temperature tref for this pressure level, jt = 2 refers to the temperature tref-15, jt = 1 is for tref-30, jt = 4 is for tref+15, and jt = 5 is for tref+30. the second index, jp, runs from 13 to 59 and refers to the jpth reference pressure level (see taumol.f for the value of these pressure levels in mb). the third index, ig, goes from 1 to 6, and tells us which g-interval the absorption coefficients are for.

real(kind=kind_phys), dimension(mfr16, ng16), public	forref
	optical depth coefficients

real(kind=kind_phys), parameter, public	rayl = 2.91e-10
	rayleigh extinction coefficient at v = \(2925 cm^{-1}\)

Detailed Description

This module sets up absorption coefficients for band 16: 2600-3250 cm-1 (low - h2o, ch4; high - ch4)

Variable Documentation

◆ absa

real (kind=kind_phys), dimension(msa16,ng16), public module_radsw_kgb16::absa

the array absa(585,NG16) (ka(9,5,13,NG16)) contains absorption coefs at the 16 chosen g-values for a range of pressure levels> ~100mb, temperatures, and binary species parameters (see taumol.f for definition). the first index in the array, js, runs from 1 to 9, and corresponds to different values of the binary species parameter. for instance, js=1 refers to dry air, js = 2 corresponds to the paramter value 1/8, js = 3 corresponds to the parameter value 2/8, etc. the second index in the array, jt, which runs from 1 to 5, corresponds to different temperatures. more specifically, jt = 3 means that the data are for the reference temperature tref for this pressure level, jt = 2 refers to tref-15, jt = 1 is for tref-30, jt = 4 is for tref+15, and jt = 5 is for tref+30. the third index, jp, runs from 1 to 13 and refers to the jpth reference pressure level (see taumol.f for these levels in mb). the fourth index, ig, goes from 1 to 6, and indicates which g-interval the absorption coefficients are for.

Definition at line 2881 of file radsw_datatb.f.

◆ absb

real (kind=kind_phys), dimension(msb16,ng16), public module_radsw_kgb16::absb

the array absb(235,6) (kb(5,13:59,6)) contains absorption coefs at the 16 chosen g-values for a range of pressure levels < ~100mb and temperatures. the first index in the array, jt, which runs from 1 to 5, corresponds to different temperatures. more specifically, jt = 3 means that the data are for the reference temperature tref for this pressure level, jt = 2 refers to the temperature tref-15, jt = 1 is for tref-30, jt = 4 is for tref+15, and jt = 5 is for tref+30. the second index, jp, runs from 13 to 59 and refers to the jpth reference pressure level (see taumol.f for the value of these pressure levels in mb). the third index, ig, goes from 1 to 6, and tells us which g-interval the absorption coefficients are for.

Definition at line 2894 of file radsw_datatb.f.

◆ forref

real (kind=kind_phys), dimension(mfr16,ng16), public module_radsw_kgb16::forref

optical depth coefficients

Definition at line 2896 of file radsw_datatb.f.

◆ mfr16

integer, public module_radsw_kgb16::mfr16

mfr16=3

Definition at line 2856 of file radsw_datatb.f.

◆ msa16

integer, public module_radsw_kgb16::msa16

msa16=585

Definition at line 2850 of file radsw_datatb.f.

◆ msb16

integer, public module_radsw_kgb16::msb16

msb16=235

Definition at line 2852 of file radsw_datatb.f.

◆ msf16

integer, public module_radsw_kgb16::msf16

msf16=10

Definition at line 2854 of file radsw_datatb.f.

◆ rayl

real (kind=kind_phys), parameter, public module_radsw_kgb16::rayl = 2.91e-10

rayleigh extinction coefficient at v = \(2925 cm^{-1}\)

Definition at line 2899 of file radsw_datatb.f.

◆ selfref

real (kind=kind_phys), dimension(msf16,ng16), public module_radsw_kgb16::selfref

the array selfref contains the coefficient of the water vapor self-continuum (including the energy term). the first index refers to temperature in 7.2 degree increments. for instance, jt = 1 refers to a temperature of 245.6, jt = 2 refers to 252.8, etc. the second index runs over the g-channel (1 to 6).

Definition at line 2864 of file radsw_datatb.f.

Variables