gloopb.f File Reference

This file in the GSM calls the top level interface to the non-radiation physics driver. More...

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Functions/Subroutines
subroutine	gloopb (grid_fld, g3d_fld, sfc_fld,

Detailed Description

This file in the GSM calls the top level interface to the non-radiation physics driver.

subroutine gloopb invokes the physics driver's call to the non-radiation portion of the physics through the use of the module nuopc_physics.

Definition in file gloopb.f.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

subroutine gloopb	(	type(grid_var_data)	grid_fld,
		type(g3d_var_data)	g3d_fld,
		type(sfc_var_data)	sfc_fld
	)

The GSM call to the subroutine gloopr invokes the physcis driver's call to the non-radiation portion of the physics through the use of the module nuopc_physics. The NUOPC physics driver is accessed by the GSM through the use of containers and methods provided by module nuopc_physics. Each of the containers is filled by a setphys method applied to the container. Then once the containers are filled, the method nuopc_phys_run is used to advance the non-radiation physics a single physics timestep. These containers and methods are defined in nuopc_physics.F90.

Parameters

grid_fld

The NUOPC physics driver is accessed through the containers and methods provided by nuopc_physics.

Local Physics driver containers Defined in nuopc_physics.F90

The setphys method packs the non-radiation physics containers with the items required by the non-radiation physics.

1. dyn_parm % setphys: dynamic_parameters
2. state_fldin % setphys: state_fields_in
3. diags % setphys: diagnostics
4. intrfc_fld % setphys: interface_fields
5. rad_tend % set: radiation_tendencies
6. sfc_propt % setphys: sfc_properties
7. cld_prop % setphys : cloud_properties
8. tbddata % set: tbd_ddt

Main call to nuopc_phys_run() to invoke the non-radiation part of the physics driver (gbphys).

Definition at line 15 of file gloopb.f.

References gbphys().

Referenced by do_physics_one_step().

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