This module sets up absorption coeffients for band 23: 8050-12850 cm-1 (low - h2o; high - nothing)

Variables
integer, public	msa23
	msa23=65 More...

Chou(1999) coefficients for cloud rain particles
integer, public	msf23
	msf23=10 More...

integer, public	mfr23
	mfr23=3 More...

real(kind=kind_phys), dimension(mfr23, ng23), public	forref
	optical depth coefficients More...

real(kind=kind_phys), dimension(msa23, ng23), public	absa
	the array absa(65,NG23) (ka(5,13,NG23)) 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 10, and indicates which g-interval the absorption coefficients are for. More...

real(kind=kind_phys), dimension(msf23, ng23), 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 10). More...

real(kind=kind_phys), dimension(ng23), public	rayl
	rayleigh extinction coefficient at all v More...

real(kind=kind_phys), parameter, public	givfac = 1.029
	average giver et al. correction factor for this band. More...

Variables