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crash: unused buoyancy fluxes #195
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Thanks @aekiss. I might need to check the source for details. Before that, I've done some quick tests with various combinations of dt, dt_therm, and dt_cpl under
It appears that the model only crashes when the ratio dt:dt_therm:dt_cpl is 1:6:2. NB:
ocn_cpl_dt = 3600
stop_n = 1
stop_option = nyears |
Great, thanks @minghangli-uni for all the tests! So I got an unlucky combination. My run is here FYI: |
Perhaps dt_therm/dt_cpl needs to be even? |
or dt:dt_therm:dt_cpl = 1:5:1, for that matter |
Thank you for the suggestion, but they both worked and didnt crash. I am looking into this issue. |
When the ratio of the tracer timestep to the coupling timestep is 3:1, the model crashes with the error mentioned above. The log output can trace the execution flow when the ratio is not 3:1. When the ratio is 3:1, the sequence of operations is disordered. There must be some synchronization mechanisms or other factors causing this, but it is quite unusual to me. |
I've submitted an issue to NCAR/MOM6 regarding this problem. NCAR/MOM6#290 |
Thanks @minghangli-uni ! |
Hi @minghangli-uni, did all your tests above have a cold start, or did some use a restart? |
They all started from a cold start. Following Gustavo’s suggestion to start from a restart file, the error disappears. |
In addition to the findings noted here, another test with a dt_therm=16200s and a dt_cpl=1800s (ratio is 9:1) results in the same error. I am revisiting this problem to explore reasons for the failure. Interestingly, the ratio works fine for 6:1, but not for 3:1 or 9:1. |
I tried a 1-year run of
1deg_jra55do_ryf
withThis timestepped through the full 12 months, then crashed with
This occurs in the NUOPC cap.
I'm using
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