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Original Code Description: this program calculates the upward fluxes, downward fluxes, and heating rates for an arbitrary clear or cloudy atmosphere. The input to this program is the atmospheric profile, all Planck function information, and the cloud fraction by layer. A variable diffusivity angle (secdif) is used for the angle integration. Bands 2-3 and 5-9 use a value for secdif that varies from 1.50 to 1.80 as a function of the column water vapor, and other bands use a value of 1.66. The gaussian weight appropriate to this angle (wtdiff =0.5) is applied here. Note that use of the emissivity angle for the flux integration can cause errors of 1 to 4 \(W/m^2\) within cloudy layers. Clouds are treated with a random cloud overlap method.
semiss | lw surface emissivity |
delp | layer pressure thickness (mb) |
cldfrc | layer cloud fraction |
taucld | layer cloud opt depth |
tautot | total optical depth (gas+aerosols) |
pklay | integrated planck function at lay temp |
pklev | integrated planck func at lev temp |
fracs | planck fractions |
secdif | secant of diffusivity angle |
nlay | number of vertical layers |
nlp1 | number of vertical levels (interfaces) |
totuflux | total sky upward flux \((w/m^2)\) |
totdflux | total sky downward flux \((w/m^2)\) |
htr | total sky heating rate (k/sec or k/day) |
totuclfl | clear sky upward flux \((w/m^2)\) |
totdclfl | clear sky downward flux \((w/m^2)\) |
htrcl | clear sky heating rate (k/sec or k/day) |
htrb | spectral band lw heating rate (k/day) |
Definition at line 2445 of file radlw_main.F90.
Referenced by rrtmg_lw_run().