SUEWS Historical User Manuals (2014-2017)
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Historical PDF user manuals for the Surface Urban Energy and Water Balance Scheme (SUEWS). This archive contains the official documentation for SUEWS versions 2014b, 2016a, and 2017b. These manuals document the model configuration, input file formats, and scientific methods for their respective versions. For current documentation, see https://suews.readthedocs.io/ These are historical manuals preserved for reference. Users should consult the current online documentation for the latest information.
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20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 1/71 SUEWSUMEP SUEWSv2016a ThecurrentversionofSUEWSisv2016a(released21June2016). Thiswikipageisregularlyupdatedwithnewdevelopments.ThemanualforSUEWS_V2016acanbe accessedhereandshouldbereferencedasfollows: WardHC,LJärvi,SOnomura,FLindberg,AGabey,CSBGrimmond2016SUEWSManual V2016a,http://urban‐climate.net/umep/SUEWSDepartmentofMeteorology,Unversityof Reading,Reading,UK TodownloadthelatestversionofSUEWSpleasecompletetheonlineform. NEWinthisversion:seeVersionhistory. Introduction SurfaceUrbanEnergyandWaterBalanceScheme(SUEWS)(Järvietal.2011 ,Wardetal.2016 )isable tosimulatetheurbanradiation,energyandwaterbalancesusingonlycommonlymeasuredmeteorological variablesandinformationaboutthesurfacecover.SUEWSutilizesanevaporationinterceptionapproach (Grimmondetal.1991 ),similartothatusedinforests,tomodelevaporationfromurbansurfaces. OverviewofSUEWS [1] [2] [3] SurfacesConsideredinSUEWS
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 2/71 Themodelusessevensurfacetypes:paved,buildings,evergreentrees/shrubs,deciduoustrees/shrubs, grass,baresoilandwater.Thesurfacestateforeachsurfacetypeateachtimestepiscalculatedfromthe runningwaterbalanceofthecanopywheretheevaporationiscalculatedfromthePenmanMonteith equation.Thesoilmoisturebeloweachsurfacetype(excludingwater)istakenintoaccount. Horizontalmovementofwateraboveandbelowgroundlevelisallowed.Theusercanspecifythemodel timestep,but5minisstronglyrecommended.Themainoutputfileisprovidedataresolutionof60minby default.Timestampsrefertotheendoftheaveragingperiod.Themodelprovidestheradiationandenergy balancecomponents,surfaceandsoilwetness,surfaceandsoilrunoffandthedrainageforeachsurface. ProcessesinthemodelNetallwaveradiation 1.NARP(NetAllwaveRadiationParameterization,Offerleetal.2003 ,Loridanetal.2011 )radiation scheme. 2.Observednetallwaveradiationcanbeprovidedasinputinsteadofcalculatedbythemodel.Thereare severaloptionsformodellingorusingobservedradiationcomponentsdependingonthedataavailable. Asaminimum,SUEWSrequiresincomingshortwaveradiationtobeprovided. Flux Methods Comments Incomingsolarradiation Observed Arequiredinputvariable Reanalysisdata WFD,WFDEI Outgoingshortwaveradiation Modelled Dependentonthesurfacealbedo Observed Possibletouseobservations Incominglongwaveradiation Modelled Options:Loridanetal.2011 Observed Possibletouseobservations Reanalysisdata WFD,WFDEI Outgoinglongwaveradiation Modelled Options:Loridanetal.2011 Observed Possibletouseobservations Anthropogenicheatflux 1.ModelledwithinSUEWSusingsimpleanthropogenicheatfluxsubmodels(twooptions): Järvietal.(2011) approach,basedonheatingandcoolingdegreedays(allowsdistinctionbetween weekdaysandweekends). Loridanetal.(2011) approach,basedonlinearpiecewiserelationwithairtemperature. 2.Precalculatedvaluescanbesuppliedwiththemeteorologicalforcingdata,forexample, LUCY(Allenetal.2011 ,Lindbergetal.2013 ) GreaterQF(Iamarinoetal.2011 ) 1. OHM(ObjectiveHysteresisModel,Grimmondetal.1991 ,Grimmond&Oke1999a ,2002 ). ESTM(ElementSurfaceTemperatureMethod,Offerleetal.2005 ).(Notavailableinv2016a) AnOHM(AnalyticalObjectiveHysteresisModel)(Notavailableinv2016a) [4] [5] [5] [5] [1] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 3/71 2.Alternativelyobservationscanbesuppliedwiththemeteorologicalforcingdata. Turbulentheatfluxes 1.LUMPS(LocalscaleUrbanMeteorologicalParameterizationScheme,Grimmond&Oke2002 ) providesasimplemeansofestimatingsensibleandlatentheatfluxes. 2.SUEWSadoptsamorebiophysicalapproachtocalculatethelatentheatflux;thesensibleheatfluxis thencalculatedastheresidualoftheenergybalance.Theinitialestimateofstabilityisbasedonthe LUMPScalculationsofturbulentsensibleandlatentheatflux. FormoredetailsseeDifferencesbetweenSUEWS,LUMPSandFRAISE.Sensibleandlatentheatfluxes frombothLUMPSandSUEWSareprovidedinthemodeloutput. WhethertheturbulentheatfluxesarecalculatedusingLUMPSorSUEWScanhaveamajorimpactonthe results.ForSUEWS,anappropriatesurfaceconductanceparameterisationisalsocritical . Waterbalance TherunningwaterbalanceateachtimestepisbasedontheurbanwaterbalancemodelofGrimmondetal. (1986) andurbanevaporationinterceptionschemeofGrimmondandOke(1991) . Precipitationisarequiredvariableinthemeteorologicalforcingfile. Drainageequationsandcoefficientstousemustbespecifiedintheinputfiles. Irrigationcanbemodelled orobservedvaluescanbeprovidedifdataareavailable. Soilmoisturecanbecalculatedbythemodelorobservationscanbeprovided(Useofobservedsoil moisturenotpossibleinv2016a). Runoffispermitted: betweensurfacetypeswithineachmodelgrid betweenmodelgrids(Notimplementedinv2016a) todeepsoil topipes. Convectiveboundarylayer Aconvectiveboundarylayer(CBL)slabmodel(CleughandGrimmond2001 )calculatestheCBLheight, temperatureandhumidityduringdaytime(Onomuraetal.2015 ). Snowmelt ThesnowmeltmodelwithinSUEWSisdescribedinJärvietal.(2014) .Duetochangesinthenewmodel versionV2016awhencomparedtotheolderversions,thesnowcalculationhasslightlychanged.Themain differenceisthatpreviouslyallsurfacestatecouldfreezein1htimestepbutnowtheamountoffreezing surfacestateiscalculatedsimilarwayasmeltwatercanfreezewithinthesnowpack.Alsothesnowmelt relatedcoefficientshaveslighlychanged(seeSUEWS_Snow.txt). Thermalcomfort SOLWEIG(Solarandlongwaveenvironmentalirradiancegeometrymodel,Lindbergetal.2008 ,Lindberg andGrimmond2011 )isa2Dradiationmodeltoestimatemeanradianttemperature. Usingthemodel Themodeldistributedwiththismanualcanberunintwostandardways: [11] [1][2] [13] [3] [1] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 4/71 1.foranindividualarea 2.formultipleareas Thereisnorequirementfortheareastobeofanyparticularshapebutherewerefertothemas‘grids’. Modelapplicability:Localscale–soforcingdatashouldbeabovetheheightoftheroughnesselements (trees,buildings). Preparingtorunthemodel Thefollowingprovidessomecommentstohelpwiththemodelsetup. Preparatoryreading Readthemanualandrelevantpapers(andreferencestherein): JärviL,GrimmondCSB&ChristenA(2011)TheSurfaceUrbanEnergyandWaterBalanceScheme (SUEWS):EvaluationinLosAngelesandVancouver.J.Hydrol.411,219237. doi:10.1016/j.jhydrol.2011.10.00 JärviL,GrimmondCSB,TakaM,NordboA,SetäläH&StrachanIB(2014)DevelopmentoftheSurface UrbanEnergyandWaterbalanceScheme(SUEWS)forcoldclimatecities.Geosci.ModelDev.7,1691 1711.doi:10.5194/gmd716912014 WardHC,KotthausS,JärviLandGrimmondCSB(2016)SurfaceUrbanEnergyandWaterBalance Scheme(SUEWS):developmentandevaluationattwoUKsites.UrbanClimate(inpress) Decidewhattypeofmodelrunyouareinterestedin Availableinthisrelease LUMPS Yes–notstandalone SUEWSatapointorforanindividualarea Yes SUEWSformultiplegridsorareas Yes SUEWSwithBoundaryLayer(BL) Yes OverviewofscalesSource:[15]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 5/71 SUEWSwithsnow Yes SUEWSwithSOLWEIG No SUEWSwithSOLWEIGandBL No Importantconsiderations: Fractionsofdifferentlandcovertypes Heightsofbuildings Surfacecharacteristics Sourceofmeteorologicalforcingdata ExternalwateruseDoesthisoccur?(e.g.streetcleaning,gardenirrigation) AnthropogenicheatfluxIsthislikelytobeimportant?(e.g.energyemissionsfromtransport,buildings, metabolism,etc) (Ifusingsnowoption)Doessnowclearingoccur? Downloadtheprogramandexampledatafiles Visitthewebsitetoreceivealinktodownloadtheprogramandexampledatafiles.Selecttheappropriate compiledversionofthemodeltodownload.Forwindowsthereisaninstallationversionwhichwillputthe programsandallthefilesintotheappropriateplace.ThereisalsoaversionlinkedtoQGIS:UMEP. Note,asthedefinitionoflongdoubleprecisionvariesbetweencomputers(e.g.MacvsWindows)slightly differentresultsmayoccurintheoutputfiles. Test/examplefilesaregivenfortheVancouverSunsetsite,1987data(denotedVs87) InthefollowingSSisthesitecode(e.g.Vs),ssthegridID,YYYYtheyearandttthetimeinterval. Filename Description Input/output SSss_data.txt Meteorologicalinputfile(60min) Input SSss_YYYY_data_5.txt Meteorologicalinputfile(5min) Input InitialConditionsSSss_YYYY.nml(+) Initialconditionsfile Input SUEWS_v2016a_SiteInfo_SSss.xlsm Spreadsheetcontainingallotherinput information Input RunControl.nml Setsmodelrunoptions Input(locatedinmain directory) SS_Filechoices.txt Summaryofmodelrunoptions Output SSss_YYYY_5.txt (Optional)5minresolutionoutputfile Output SSss_YYYY_60.txt 60minresolutionoutputfile Output SSss_DailyState.txt Dailystatevariables(allyearsinone Output
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 6/71 file) (+)ThereisasecondfileInitialConditionsSSss_YYYY_EndOfRun.nmlorInitialConditionsSSss_YYYY+1.nml intheinputdirectory.Attheendoftherun,andattheendofeachyearoftherun,thesefilesarewrittenout sothatthisinformationcouldbeusedtoinitializefurthermodelruns. Runthemodelforexampledata Beforerunningthemodelforyourowndataitisgoodtomakecertainthatyoucanrunthetestdataandget thesameresultsasintheexamplefilesprovided.Itisrecommendedthatyoumakeacopyoftheexample outputfilesandputthemsomewhereelsesoyoucancomparetheresults.Whenyouruntheprogramitwill writeoverthesuppliedfiles. TorunthemodelyoucanuseCommandPrompt(inthedirectorywheretheprogrammeislocatedtypethe modelname)orjustdoubleclicktheexecutablefile. SuewsWrapper.exe PleaseseeTroubleshootingifyouhaveproblemsrunningthemodel. Preparationofdata ThissectiondescribestheinformationrequiredtorunSUEWSforyoursite.Theinputdatacanbe summarisedasfollows: 1.Meteorologicalforcingdatafortheentireperiodtobemodelledandknowledgeofthesurfacestateand meteorologicalconditionsimmediatelybeforethestartoftherun(iftheseinitialconditionsarenotknown, itisusuallypossibletodeterminesuitablevaluesbyrunningthemodelandusingtheoutputattheendof theruntoinfertheconditionsatthestartoftherun). 2.Thelocationofthesite(latitude,longitude,altitude). 3.Informationaboutthecharacteristicsofthesurface,includinglandcover,heightsofbuildingsandtrees, radiativecharacteristics(e.g.albedo,emissivity),drainagecharacteristics,soilcharacteristics,snow characteristics,phenologicalcharacteristics(e.g.seasonalcycleofLAI). 4.Informationabouthumanbehaviour,includingenergyuseandwateruse(e.g.forirrigation)andsnow clearing(ifapplicable).Theanthropogenicenergyuseandwaterusemaybeprovidedasatimeseriesin themeteorologicalforcingfileifthesedataareavailableormodelledbasedonparametersprovidedto themodel,includingpopulationdensity,hourlyandweeklyprofilesofenergyandwateruse,information abouttheproportionofpropertiesusingirrigationandthetypeofirrigation(automaticormanual). Preparationofsitecharacteristicsandmodelparameters Theareatobemodelledisdescribedbyasetofcharacteristicsthatarespecifiedinthe SUEWS_SiteSelect.txtfile.Eachrowcorrespondstoonemodelgridforoneyear(i.e.runningasinglegrid overthreeyearswouldrequirethreerows;runningtwogridsovertwoyearswouldrequirefourrows). Characteristicsareoftenselectedbyacodeforaparticularsetofconditions.Forexample,aspecificsoil type(linkstoSUEWS_Soil.txt)orcharacteristicsofdeciduoustreesinaparticularregion(linksto SUEWS_Veg.txt).Theintentistobuildalibraryofcharacteristicsfordifferenttypesofurbanareas.The codesarespecifiedbytheuser,mustbeintegervaluesandmustbeuniquewithinthefirstcolumnofeach inputfile,otherwisethemodelwillreturnanerror.(NoteinSUEWS_SiteSelect.txtthefirstcolumnislabelled
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 7/71 'Grid'andcancontainrepeatvaluesfordifferentyears.)SeeInputfilesfordetails. Landcover Foreachgrid,thelandcovermustbeclassifiedusingthefollowingsurfacetypes: Classification Surfacetype Filewherecharacteristicsarespecified Nonvegetated Pavedsurfaces SUEWS_NonVeg.txt Buildingsurfaces SUEWS_NonVeg.txt Baresoilsurfaces SUEWS_NonVeg.txt Vegetation Evergreentreesandshrubs SUEWS_Veg.txt Deciduoustreesandshrubs SUEWS_Veg.txt Grass SUEWS_Veg.txt Water Water SUEWS_Water.txt Snow Snow SUEWS_Snow.txt Thesurfacecoverfractions(i.e.proportionofthegridtakenupbyeachsurface)mustbespecifiedin SUEWS_SiteSelect.txt.Thesurfacecoverfractionsarecritical,somakecertainthatthedifferentsurface coverfractionsareappropriateforyoursite. Forsomelocations,landcoverinformationmaybealreadyavailable(e.g.fromvariousremotesensing resources).Ifnot,websiteslikeBingMapsandGoogleMapsallowyoutoseeaerialimagesofyoursiteand canbeusedtoestimatetherelativeproportionofeachlandcovertype.Ifdetailedspatialdatasetsare available,UMEPallowsforadirectlinktoaGISenvironmentusingQGIS. Anthropogenicheatflux ThepopulationdensityisneededasaninputforLUMPSandSUEWStocalculateQF.Ifyouhaveno informationaboutthepopulationofthesitewerecommendthatyouusetheLUCYmodel toestimate theanthropogenicheatfluxwhichcanthenbeprovidedasinputSUEWSalongwiththemeteorological forcingdata.TheLUCYmodelcanbedownloadedfromhere. Otherinformation Thesurfacecoverfractionsandpopulationdensitycanhaveamajorimpactonthemodeloutput.However, itisimportanttoconsiderthesuitabilityofallparametersforyoursite.Usinginappropriateparametersmay resultinthemodelreturninganerroror,worse,generatingoutputthatissimplynotrepresentativeofyour site.PleasereadthesectiononInputfiles.Recommendedorreasonablerangesofvaluesaresuggestedfor someparameters,alongwithimportantconsiderationsonhowtoselectappropriatevaluesforyoursite. DataEntry Tocreatetheseriesofinputtextfilesdescribingthecharacteristicsofyoursite,therearethreeoptions: 1.Datacanbeentereddirectlyintotheinputtextfiles.Theexample(.txt)filesprovideatemplatetocreate yourownfileswhichcanbeeditedwithatexteditordirectly. [6] [7]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 8/71 2.DatacanbeenteredintothespreadsheetSUEWS_SiteInfo.xlsmandtheinputtextfilesgeneratedby runningthemacro. 3.UseUMEP. Torunthexlsmmacro:Enterthedataforyoursiteintothexlsmspreadsheet SUEWS_v2016a_SiteInfo.xlsmandthenusethemacrotocreatethetextfileswhichwillappearthesame directory. Ifthereisaproblem Makesurenoneofthetextfilestobegeneratedareopen. Itisrecommendedtoclosethespreadsheetbeforerunningtheactualmodelcode. Notethatinalltxtfiles: Thefirsttworowsareheaders.Thefirstrowisthecolumnnumber;thesecondrowisthecolumnname. Thenamesandorderofthecolumnsshouldnotbealteredfromthetemplates,asthesearecheckedby themodelanderrorswillbereturnedifparticularcolumnscannotbefound. Allfilesshouldhavetworowswith9incolumn1astheirlasttworows. “!”indicatesacomment,soanytextfollowing"!"onthesamelinewillnotbereadbythemodel. Ifdataareunavailableornotrequired,enterthevalue999inthecorrectplaceintheinputfile. Ensuretheunitsarecorrectforallinputinformation.SeeInputfilesforadescriptionofparameters. Inadditiontothesetextfiles,thefollowingfilesarealsoneededtorunthemodel. PreparationoftheRunControlfile IntheRunControl.nmlfilethesitename(SS_)anddirectoriesforthemodelinputandoutputaregiven.This meansbeforerunningthemodel(eventhewiththeexampledatasets)youmusteither 1.opentheRunControl.nmlfileandedittheinputandoutputfilepathsandthesitename(withatexteditor) sothattheyarecorrectforyoursetup,or 2.createthedirectoriesspecifiedintheRunControl.nmlfile Fromthegivensiteidentificationthemodelidentifiestheinputfilesandgeneratestheoutputfiles.For exampleifyouspecify FileOutputPath=“C:\FolderName\SUEWSOutput\”andusesitecodeSSthemodelcreatesan outputfile C:\FolderName\SUEWSOutput\SSss_YYYY_60.txt(remembertoaddthelastbackslashin windowsandslashinLinux/Mac). Ifthefilepathsarenotcorrecttheprogramwillreturnanerrorwhenrun(RuntimeError,Filepathnot found,seeerrormessages)andwritetheerrortotheproblems.txtfile. PreparationoftheMeteorologicalforcingdata Themodelisdesignedtouse(60min)hourlyinputdata,whichisinterpolatedtothemodeltimestep specifiedinRunControl.nml(e.g.5min).Seedetailsaboutthemeteorologicalforcingdatatolearnmore aboutchoicesofdatainput.Eachgridcanhaveitsownmeteorologicalforcingfile,orasinglefilecanbe
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 9/71 usedforallgrids. PreparationoftheInitialConditionsfile Informationaboutthesurfacestateandmeteorologicalconditionsjustbeforethestartoftherunare providedintheInitialConditionsfile.Onefileisneededforeachgrid.FordetailsseeInitialConditions. Runthemodelforyoursite TorunthemodelyoucanuseCommandPrompt(inthedirectorywheretheprogrammeislocatedtypethe modelname)orjustdoubleclicktheexecutablefile. SuewsWrapper.exe PleaseseeTroubleshootingifyouhaveproblemsrunningthemodel. Analysetheoutput Itisagoodideatoperforminitialchecksthatthemodeloutputlooksreasonable. Characteristic Thingstocheck Albedo Isthebulkalbedocorrect? Thisiscriticalbecauseasmallerrorhasanimpactonallthefluxes(energyand hydrology) Ifyouhavemeasurementsofoutgoingshortwaveradiationcomparethesewiththe modelledvalues. Howdothevaluescomparetoliteraturevaluesforyourarea? Leafarea index Doesthephenologylookappropriate(i.e.whatdoestheseasonalcycleofleafarea index(LAI)looklike?) Aretheleavesonthetreesatapproximatelytherighttimeoftheyear? Summaryoffiles ThetablebelowliststhefilesrequiredtorunSUEWSandtheoutputfilesproduced.SSisthetwolettercode (specifiedinRunControl)representingthesitename,ssisthegrididentification(integervaluesbetween0 and99999)andYYYYistheyear. Thelastcolumnindicateswhetherthefilesareneeded/producedonceperrun(1/run),oronceperday (1/day),foreachyear(1/year)orforeachgrid(1/grid). [B]indicatesfilesusedwiththeboundarylayerpartofSUEWS(BLUEWS)andtherefore areonlyneeded/producedifthisoptionisselected [E]indicatesfilesassociatedwithESTMstorageheatfluxmodelsandthereforeare onlyneeded/producedifthisoptionisselected Filename Description Location Option Program
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 16/71 2 Dataareprovidedasgravimetricsoilmoisturecontent.Metadata mustbeprovidedinSUEWS_Soil.txt. SnowFractionChoice Determinesmethodforcalculatingsnowplanareafraction.Usedonlyif SnowUse=1. Value Comments 2Setto2incurrentrelease. SnowUse Determineswhetherthesnowpartofthemodelruns. Value Comments 0Snowcalculationsarenotperformed. 1Snowcalculationsareperformed. SOLWEIGUse Determineswhetherahighresolutionradiationmodeltocalculatemean radianttemperateshouldbeused(SOLWEIG).NOTE:thisoptionwill considerablyslowdownthemodelsinceSOLWEIGisa2Dmodel. Value Comments 0SOLWEIGcalculationsarenotperformed. 1 SOLWEIGcalculationsareperformed.Agridofmeanradiant temperature(Tmrt)iscalculatedbasedonhighresolutiondigital surfacemodels. StabilityMethod Defineswhichatmosphericstabilityfunctionsareused. Value Comments 0Notused. 1Notused. 2 Recommended Momentumunstable:Dyer(1974) modifiedbyHögstrom(1988) ;stable:VanUldenandHoltslag(1985) HeatDyer(1974) modifiedbyHögstrom(1988) Momentum:CampbellandNorman(Eq7.27,Pg97) Heatunstable:CampbellandNorman ;stable:Dyer(1974) [22] [23] [24] [22] [23] [25] [25] [22]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 17/71 3 modifiedbyHögstrom(1988) 4 Momentum:Busingeretal.(1971) modifiedbyHögstrom(1988) Heat:Busingeretal.(1971) modifiedbyHögstrom(1988) WUChoice Defineshowexternalwateruseiscalculated. Value Comments 0 Externalwaterusemodelledusingparametersspecifiedin SUEWS_Irrigation.txt. 1 Observationsofexternalwateruseprovidedinthemeteorological forcingfileareused. z0_method Determineshowaerodynamicroughnesslength(z0m)andzero displacementheight(zdm)arecalculated. Value Comments 1 ValuesspecifiedinSUEWS_SiteSelect.txtareused. z0mandzdareadjustedwithtimetoaccountforseasonalvariation inporosityofdeciduoustrees. 2 z0mandzdarecalculatedusing'ruleofthumb'(Grimmondand Oke1999 )usingmeanbuildingandtreeheightspecifiedin SUEWS_SiteSelect.txt. 3 z0mandzdarecalculatedbasedontheMacDonaldetal.(1998) methodusingmeanbuildingandtreeheights,planareafraction andfrontalarealindexspecifiedinSUEWS_SiteSelect.txt. Filerelatedoptions FileChoice Twolettersiteidentificationcode(e.g.He,Sc,Kc). FileInputPath Inputdirectory. FileOutputPath Outputdirectory. SkipHeaderSiteInfo NumberofheaderlinestoskipinSUEWS_SiteInfotextfiles(2by default). SkipHeaderMet Numberofheaderlinestoskipmeteorologicalforcingfile(1bydefault). [23] [26] [23] [26] [23] [27] [28]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 18/71 MultipleMetFiles Specifieswhetheronesinglemeteorologicalforcingfileisusedforall gridsoraseparatemetfileisprovidedforeachgrid. Value Comments 0 Singlemeteorologicalforcingfileusedforallgrids. Thesinglefileshouldbenamedwiththefirstgrid. 1 Separatemeteorologicalforcingfilesusedforeachgrid. Thegridnumbershouldappearinthefilename. KeepTstepFilesIn Specifieswhetherinputmeteorologicalforcingfilesattheresolutionof themodeltimestepshouldbekeptwhenusingthewrapper. Value Comments 0 Meteorologicalforcingfilesatmodeltimestepdeleted. Recommendedtosavediskspaceas(e.g.5min)filescanbelarge. 1Meteorologicalforcingfilesatmodeltimesteparenotdeleted. KeepTstepFilesOut Specifieswhetheroutputmeteorologicalforcingfilesattheresolutionof themodeltimestepshouldbekeptwhenusingthewrapper. Value Comments 0 Outputfilesatmodeltimestepdeleted. Recommendedtosavediskspaceas(e.g.5min)filescanbelarge. 1Outputfilesatmodeltimesteparenotdeleted. WriteSurfsFile Specifieswhetheranoutputfileattheresolutionofthemodeltimestep containingallthewaterbalance,energybalanceandsnowvariablesfor eachsurfacetypeshouldbewritten. Value Comments 0 Outputfilesforeachsurfacetypenotwritten. Recommendedtosavediskspaceas(e.g.5min)filescanbelarge. 1 Outputfilesforeachsurfacetypewritten. Notavailableincurrentrelease. Timerelatedoptions TimeZone Timezone[h]forsiterelativetoUTC(eastispositive).
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 19/71 Tstep Specifiesthemodeltimestep[s].Avalueof300s(5min)isstrongly recommended.Thetimestepcannotbelessthan1minorgreaterthan 10min,andmustbeawholenumberofminutesthatdivideintoanhour (i.e.optionsare1,2,3,4,5,6,10minor60,120,180,240,300,360,600 s). Datarelatedoptions z Height[m]ofthemeteorologicalforcingdata.Themostimportantheight isthatofthewindspeedmeasurement.Mustbegreaterthanthe displacementheight.Forcingdatashouldberepresentativeofthelocal scale,i.e.abovetheheightoftheroughnesselement. SUEWS_SiteSelect.txt Foreachyearandeachgrid,sitespecificsurfacecoverinformationandotherinputparametersisprovided toSUEWSbySUEWS_SiteSelect.txt.Themodelcurrentlyrequiresanewrowforeachyearofthemodel run.Allrowsinthisfile(beforethetworowsof'9')willbereadbythemodelandrun.Inthisfilethecolumn orderisimportant.'!'canbeusedtoindicatecommentsinthefile.Commentsarenotreadbythe programmesotheycanbeusedbytheusertoprovidenotesfortheirinterpretationofthecontents.Thisis stronglyrecommended. Use Column MU Parameterswhichmustbesuppliedandmustbespecificforthesite/gridbeingrun. MD Parameterswhichmustbesuppliedandmustbespecificforthesite/gridbeingrun(butdefault valuesmaybeokifthesevaluesarenotknownspecificallyforthesite). OParametersthatareoptional,dependingonthemodelsettingsinRunControl.Setanyparameters thatarenotused/notknownto‘999’. L Codesthatareusedtolinkbetweentheinputfiles.Thesecodesarerequiredbuttheirvaluesare completelyarbitrary,providingthattheylinktheinputfilesinthecorrectway.Theusershould choosethesecodes,bearinginmindthatthecodestheymatchupwithincolumn1ofthe correspondinginputfilemustbeuniquewithinthatfile.Codesmustbeintegers.Notethatthecodes mustmatchupwithcolumn1ofthecorrespondinginputfile,evenifthoseparametersarenotused (inwhichcasesetallcolumnsexceptcolumn1to‘999’inthecorrespondinginputfile),otherwise themodelrunwillfail. No. Use Columnname Example Description Gridnumber(anyinteger099999)identifyingthe currentgrid. Gridnumbersdonotneedtobeconsecutiveand donotneedtostartataparticularvalue. Eachgridmusthaveauniquegridnumber. Allgridsmustbepresentforallyears.
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 20/71 1 MU Grid 1 Thesegridnumbersarereferredtoin GridConnections(columns5873)(notavailable inthisrelease!) Thetwolastlinesinthiscolumnmustread'9'to indicatethatthelastlineshavebeenreached(using twolinesallowsdifferencesincomputerfilesavings tobedealtwith). 2 MU Year 2011 Year[YYYY] Yearsmustbecontinuous. 3 MU StartDLS 86 Startofthedaylightsavings[DOY] Innorthernhemisphereexample,daylightsaving startsondayofyear86.SeesectiononDayLight Savings. 4 MU EndDLS 303 Endofthedaylightsavings[DOY] Innorthernhemisphereexample,daylightsaving finisheson303.SeesectiononDayLightSavings. 5 MU lat 60.00 Latitudeforthecentreofthegrid[decimaldegrees] UsecoordinatesystemWGS84. Positivevaluesarenorthernhemisphere (negativesouthernhemisphere). Usedinradiationcalculations. Note,ifthetotalmodelledareaissmallthe latitudeandlongitudecouldbethesameforeach gridbutsmalldifferencesinradiationwillnotbe determined.Ifyouaredefiningthelatitudeand longitudedifferentlybetweengridsmakecertain thatyouprovideenoughdecimalplaces. 6 MU lng 18.20 Longitudeforthecentreofthegrid[decimal degrees] UsecoordinatesystemWGS84. Positivevaluesaretothewest(negativevalues aretotheeast). Seelatitudeformoredetails. 7 MU SurfaceArea 75.3 Areaofthegrid[ha]. Altitude[m] Meantopographicheightabovesealevel.
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 21/71 8 MU Alt 25.0 Usedforboththeradiationandwaterflow betweengrids. 9 MD id 1 Day[DOY] Setto1inthisversion 10 MD ih 0 Hour[H] Setto0inthisversion 11 MD imin 0 Minute[M] Setto0inthisversion 12 MU Fr_Paved 0.20 Surfacecoverfractionofpavedsurfaces[] Arealcoverfractionofpavedsurfaces(roads, pavements,carparks).e.g.20%ofthegridis coveredwithpavedsurfaces. Columns12to18mustsumto1. 13 MU Fr_Bldgs 0.20 Surfacecoverfractionofbuildings[] 14 MU Fr_EveTr 0.10 Surfacecoverfractionofevergreentreesandshrubs [] 15 MU Fr_DecTr 0.10 Surfacecoverfractionofdeciduoustreesandshrubs [] 16 MU Fr_Grass 0.30 Surfacecoverfractionofgrass[] 17 MU Fr_Bsoil 0.05 Surfacecoverfractionofbaresoilorunmanaged land[] 18 MU Fr_Water 0.05 Surfacecoverfractionofopenwater[] (e.g.river,lakes,ponds,swimmingpools) 19 MU IrrFr_EveTr 0.50 Fractionofevergreentreesthatareirrigated[] e.g.50%oftheevergreentrees/shrubsareirrigated 20 MU IrrFr_DecTr 0.20 Fractionofdeciduoustreesthatareirrigated[] 21 MU IrrFr_Grass 0.70 Fractionofgrassthatisirrigated[] 22 MU H_Bldgs 10 Meanbuildingheight[m] 23 MU H_EveTr 15 Meanheightofevergreentrees[m]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 22/71 24 MU H_DecTr 15 Meanheightofdeciduoustrees[m] 25 O z0 0.6 Roughnesslengthformomentum[m] Valuesuppliedhereisusedifz0_method=1in RunControl.nml;otherwisesetto'999'andavalue willbecalculatedbythemodel(z0_method=2,3). 26 O Zd 1.5 Zeroplanedisplacement[m] Valuesuppliedhereisusedifz0_method=1in RunControl.nml;otherwisesetto'999'andavalue willbecalculatedbythemodel(z0_method=2,3). 27 O FAI_Bldgs 0.1 Frontalareaindexforbuildings[] Requiredifz0_method=3inRunControl.nml. 28 O FAI_EveTr 0.2 Frontalareaindexforevergreentrees[] Requiredifz0_method=3inRunControl.nml. 29 O FAI_DecTr 0.2 Frontalareaindexfordeciduoustrees[] Requiredifz0_method=3inRunControl.nml. 30 O PopDensDay 30.7 Daytimepopulationdensity(i.e.workers,tourists) [peopleha1] Notusedincurrentversionofthemodel. 31 O PopDensNight 10.2 Nighttimepopulationdensity(i.e.residents)[people ha1] RequiredifAnthropHeatChoice=2in RunControl.nml. 32 L Code_Paved 331 CodeforPavedsurfacecharacteristics Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_NonVeg.txt, whichcontainstheattributesdescribingpavedareas inthisgridforthisyear.Valueofintegerisarbitrary butmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn1of SUEWS_NonVeg.txt.e.g.331meansusethe characteristicsspecifiedintherowofinputfile SUEWS_NonVeg.txtwhichhas331incolumn1 (Code). CodeforBldgssurfacecharacteristics Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_NonVeg.txt, whichcontainstheattributesdescribingbuildingsin
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 23/71 33 L Code_Bldgs 332 thisgridforthisyear.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybut mustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn1of SUEWS_NonVeg.txt. 34 L Code_EveTr 331 CodeforEveTrsurfacecharacteristics Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Veg.txt, whichcontainstheattributesdescribingevergreen treesandshrubsinthisgridforthisyear.Valueof integerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedin column1ofSUEWS_Veg.txt. 35 L Code_DecTr 332 CodeforDecTrsurfacecharacteristics Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Veg.txt, whichcontainstheattributesdescribingdeciduous treesandshrubsinthisgridforthisyear.Valueof integerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedin column1ofSUEWS_Veg.txt. 36 L Code_Grass 333 CodeforGrasssurfacecharacteristics Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Veg.txt, whichcontainstheattributesdescribinggrass surfacesinthisgridforthisyear.Valueofintegeris arbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn1 ofSUEWS_Veg.txt. 37 L Code_Bsoil 333 CodeforBSoilsurfacecharacteristics Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_NonVeg.txt, whichcontainstheattributesdescribingbaresoilin thisgridforthisyear.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybut mustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn1of SUEWS_NonVeg.txt. 38 L Code_Water 331 CodeforWatersurfacecharacteristics Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Water.txt, whichcontainstheattributesdescribingopenwater inthisgridforthisyear.Valueofintegerisarbitrary butmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn1of SUEWS_Water.txt. 39 MD LUMPS_DrRate 0.25 DrainagerateofbucketforLUMPS[mmh1] UsedforLUMPSsurfacewetnesscontrol.Default recommendedvalueof0.25mmh1fromLoridanet al.(2011) . [5]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 24/71 40 MD LUMPS_Cover 1 Limitwhensurfacetotallycoveredwithwater[mm] UsedforLUMPSsurfacewetnesscontrol.Default recommendedvalueof1mmfromLoridanetal. (2011) . 41 MD LUMPS_MaxRes 10 Maximumwaterbucketreservoir[mm] UsedforLUMPSsurfacewetnesscontrol.Default recommendedvalueof10mmfromLoridanetal. (2011) . 42 MD NARP_Trans 1 AtmospherictransmissivityforNARP[] Valuemustintherange01.Defaultrecommended valueof1. 43 L CondCode 33 Codeforsurfaceconductanceparameters Providesthelinktocolumn1of SUEWS_Conductance.txt,whichcontainsthe parametersfortheJarvis(1976)parameterisationof surfaceconductance.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybut mustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn1of SUEWS_Conductance.txt.e.g.33meansusethe characteristicsspecifiedintherowofinputfile SUEWS_Conductance.txtwhichhas33incolumn1 (Code). 44 L SnowCode 33 Codeforsnowsurfacecharacteristics Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Snow.txt, whichcontainstheattributesdescribingsnow surfacesinthisgridforthisyear.Valueofintegeris arbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn1 ofSUEWS_Snow.txt. 45 L SnowClearingProfWD 331 Codeforsnowclearingprofile(weekdays) Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt. Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcode specifiedincolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt.e.g. 331meansusethecharacteristicsspecifiedinthe rowofinputfileSUEWS_Profiles.txtwhichhas331in column1(Code). Codeforsnowclearingprofile(weekends) [5] [5]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 25/71 46 L SnowClearingProfWE 332 Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt. Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcode specifiedincolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt.e.g. 332meansusethecharacteristicsspecifiedinthe rowofinputfileSUEWS_Profiles.txtwhichhas332in column1(Code).Providingthesamecodefor SnowClearingProfWDandSnowClearingProfWE wouldlinktothesamerowinSUEWS_Profiles.txt, i.e.thesameprofilewouldbeusedforweekdays andweekends. 47 L AnthropogenicCode 33 Codeformodellinganthropogenicheatflux Providesthelinktocolumn1of SUEWS_AnthropogenicHeat.txt,whichcontainsthe modelcoefficientsforestimationofthe anthropogenicheatflux(usedifAnthropHeatChoice =1,2inRunControl.nml).Valueofintegeris arbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn1 ofSUEWS_AnthropogenicHeat.txt. 48 L EnergyUseProfWD 333 Codeforenergyuseprofile(weekdays) Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt. Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcode specifiedincolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt. 49 L EnergyUseProfWE 334 Codeforenergyuseprofile(weekends) Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt. Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcode specifiedincolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt. 50 L IrrigationCode 33 Codeformodellingirrigation Providesthelinktocolumn1of SUEWS_Irrigation.txt,whichcontainsthemodel coefficientsforestimationofthewateruse(usedif WU_Choice=0inRunControl.nml).Valueofinteger isarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_Irrigation.txt. 51 L WaterUseProfManuWD 335 Codeforwateruseprofile(manualirrigation, weekdays) Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt. Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcode specifiedincolumn1ofSUEWS_Profiles.txt.
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 32/71 3 FalkandNiemczynowicz(1978) Recommended forPaved andBldgs Coefficientsarespecifiedinthefollowingtwocolumns. 10MDDrainageCoef1Coefficientfordrainageequation[unitsvaryaccordingtoDrainageEqspecifiedin previouscolumn] Examplevalues DrainageEq 10 CoefficientD0[mmh1] 3 Recommended forPavedandBldgs 0.013 CoefficientD0[mmh1] 2 Recommended forBSoil 11MDDrainageCoef2Coefficientfordrainageequation[unitsvaryaccordingtoDrainageEqspecifiedin previouscolumn] Examplevalues DrainageEq 3 Coefficientb[] 3 Recommended forPavedandBldgs 1.71 Coefficientb[mm1] 2 Recommended forBSoil 12LSoilTypeCodeCodeforsoilcharacteristicsbelowthissurface Providesthelinktocolumn1ofSUEWS_Soil.txt,whichcontainstheattributesdescribingsubsurfacesoilfor thissurfacetype.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn1ofSUEWS_Soil.txt. 13OSnowLimPatchMaximumSWE[mm] Limitofsnowwaterequivalentwhenthesurfaceisfullycoveredwithsnow. Examplevalues[mm] 190 Paved Järvietal.(2014) 190 Bldgs Järvietal.(2014) 190 BSoil Järvietal.(2014) NotneededifSnowUse=0inRunControl.nml. 14OSnowLimRemoveSWEwhensnowisremovedfromthissurface[mm] Limitofsnowwaterequivalentwhensnowisremovedfrompavedsurfacesandbuildings CurrentlynotimplementedforBSoilsurface Examplevalues[mm] 40 Paved Järvietal.(2014) 100 Bldgs Järvietal.(2014) [29] [3] [3] [3] [3] [3] [16] [16] [16] [16] [16]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 33/71 NotneededifSnowUse=0inRunControl.nml. 15LOHMCode_SummerWetCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringwetconditionsin summer. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 16LOHMCode_SummerDryCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringdryconditionsin summer. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 17LOHMCode_WinterWetCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringwetconditionsinwinter. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 18LOHMCode_WinterDryCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringdryconditionsinwinter. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. SUEWS_Veg.txt SUEWS_Veg.txtspecifiesthecharacteristicsforthevegetatedsurfacecovertypes(EveTr,DecTr,Grass)by linkingcodesincolumn1ofSUEWS_Veg.txttothecodesspecifiedinSUEWS_SiteSelect.txt(Code_EveTr, Code_DecTr,Code_Grass).Eachrowshouldcorrespondtoaparticularsurfacetype.Forsuggestionson howtocompletethistable,see:TypicalValues. No.UseColumnnameExampleDescription Coefficientsarespecifiedinthefollowingfourcolumns. N.B.NorthandSouthhemispheresaretreatedslightlydifferently. CurrentlyonlytheDecTrvaluesareused;valuesforothersurfacesignored! 22MDLeafGrowthPower1Coefficient(power)forleafgrowth[] SeeAppendixAJärvietal.(2014) formoredetails. Examplevalues LAIEq 0.03 Järvietal.(2011) 0 0.04 Järvietal.(2014) 1 CurrentlyonlytheDecTrvaluesareused;valuesforothersurfacesignored! 23MDLeafGrowthPower2Constantintheleafgrowthequation[°C1] SeeAppendixAJärvietal.(2014) formoredetails. Examplevalues[°C1] LAIEq 0.0005 Järvietal.(2011) 0 [16] [1] [16] [16] [1]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 34/71 0.0010 Järvietal.(2014) 1 CurrentlyonlytheDecTrvaluesareused;valuesforothersurfacesignored! 24MDLeafOffPower1Coefficient(power)forleafoff[] SeeAppendixAJärvietal.(2014) formoredetails. Examplevalues LAIEq 0.03 Järvietal.(2011) 0 1.5 Järvietal.(2014) 1 CurrentlyonlytheDecTrvaluesareused;valuesforothersurfacesignored! 25MDLeafOffPower2Constantintheleafoffequation[°C1] SeeAppendixAJärvietal.(2014) formoredetails. Examplevalues[°C1] LAIEq 0.0005 Järvietal.(2011) 0 0.0015 Järvietal.(2014) 1 CurrentlyonlytheDecTrvaluesareused;valuesforothersurfacesignored! 26LOHMCode_SummerWetCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringwetconditionsin summer. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 27LOHMCode_SummerDryCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringdryconditionsin summer. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 28LOHMCode_WinterWetCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringwetconditionsinwinter. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 29LOHMCode_WinterDryCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringdryconditionsinwinter. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. SUEWS_Water.txt SUEWS_Water.txtspecifiesthecharacteristicsforthewatersurfacecovertypebylinkingcodesincolumn1 ofSUEWS_Water.txttothecodesspecifiedinSUEWS_SiteSelect.txt(Code_Water). No.UseColumnnameExampleDescription [16] [16] [1] [16] [16] [1] [16]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 35/71 Surfacestatecannotexceedthisvalue. Settoalargevalue(e.g.20000mm=20m)ifthewaterbodyissubstantial(lake,river,etc)orasmall value(e.g.10mm)ifwaterbodiesareveryshallow(e.g.fountains). WaterStatespecifiedintheInitialConditionsfilemustnotexceedthisvalue. 9MDDrainageEq999Drainageequationtouseforthissurface. Notcurrentlyusedforwatersurface. 10MDDrainageCoef1999Coefficientfordrainageequation[unitsvaryaccordingtoequation] Notcurrentlyusedforwatersurface 11MDDrainageCoef2999Coefficientfordrainageequation[unitsvaryaccordingtoequation] Notcurrentlyusedforwatersurface 12LOHMCode_SummerWetCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringwetconditionsin summer. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 13LOHMCode_SummerDryCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringdryconditionsin summer. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 14LOHMCode_WinterWetCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringwetconditionsinwinter. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 15LOHMCode_WinterDryCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringdryconditionsinwinter. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. SUEWS_Snow.txt SUEWS_Snow.txtspecifiesthecharacteristicsforsnowsurfaceswhenSnowUse=1inRunControl.nml.Ifthe snowpartofthemodelisnotrun,fillthistablewith‘999’exceptforthefirst(Code)columnandset SnowUse=0inRunControl.nml.Foradetaileddescriptionofthevariables,seeJärvietal.(2014) .Inthe currentreleaseSnowUseshouldbesetto0. No.UseColumnnameExampleDescriptionCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringwet conditionsinsummer. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 17LOHMCode_SummerDryCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringdryconditionsin summer. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. [16]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 36/71 18LOHMCode_WinterWetCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringwetconditionsinwinter. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. 19LOHMCode_WinterDryCodeforOHMcoefficientstouseforthissurfaceduringdryconditionsinwinter. LinkstoSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt.Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedincolumn 1ofSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt. SUEWS_Soil.txt SUEWS_Soil.txtspecifiesthecharacteristicsofthesubsurfacesoilbeloweachofthenonwatersurface types(Paved,Bldgs,EveTr,DecTr,Grass,BSoil).Themodeldoesnothaveasoistorebelowthewater surfaces.Notethatthesesubsurfacesoilstoresaredifferenttothebaresoil/unmamnagedsurfacecover type.Eachofthenonwatersurfacetypesneedtolinktosoilcharacteristicsspecifiedhere.Ifthesoil characteristicsareassumedtobethesameforallsurfacetypes,useasinglecodevaluetolinkthe characteristicsherewiththeSoilTypeCodecolumnsinSUEWS_NonVeg.txtandSUEWS_Veg.txt. Soilmoisturecaneitherbeprovidedusingobservationaldatainthemetforcingfile(smd_choice=1or2in RunControl.nml)andprovidingsomemetadatainformationhere(OBS_columns),ormodelledbySUEWS (smd_choice=0inRunControl.nml).Note,theoptiontouseobservationaldataisnotoperationalin thecurrentrelease! No. Use Columnname Example Description 1 L Code 331 CodelinkingtotheSoilTypeCodecolumnin SUEWS_NonVeg.txt(forPaved,BldgsandBSoilsurfaces) andSUEWS_Veg.txt(forEveTr,DecTrandGrasssurfaces). Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedin SUEWS_SiteSelect.txt. 2 MD SoilDepth 350 Depthofsubsurfacesoilstore[mm] i.e.thedepthofsoilbeneaththesurface 3 MD SoilStoreCap 150 Capacityofsubsurfacesoilstore[mm] i.e.howmuchwatercanbestoredinthesubsurfacesoil whenatmaximumcapacity. SoilStoreCapmustnotbegreaterthanSoilDepth. 4 MD SatHydraulicCond 0.0005 Hydraulicconductivityforsaturatedsoil[mms1] 5 MD SoilDensity 1.16 Soildensity[kgm3] 6 O InfiltrationRate 999 Infiltrationrate[mmh1] Notcurrentlyused Depthofsoilmoisturemeasurements[mm]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 37/71 7 O OBS_SMDepth Useonlyifsoilmoistureisobservedandprovidedinthe metforcingfileandsmd_choice=1or2. Useofobservedsoilmoisturenotcurrentlytested 8 O OBS_SMCap Maxiumumobservedsoilmoisture[m3m3orkgkg1] Useonlyifsoilmoistureisobservedandprovidedinthe metforcingfileandsmd_choice=1or2. Useofobservedsoilmoisturenotcurrentlytested 9 O OBS_SoilNotRocks Fractionofsoilwithoutrocks[] Useonlyifsoilmoistureisobservedandprovidedinthe metforcingfileandsmd_choice=1or2. Useofobservedsoilmoisturenotcurrentlytested SUEWS_Conductance.txt SUEWS_Conductance.txtcontainstheparametersneededfortheJarvis(1976)surfaceconductancemodel usedinthemodellingofevaporationinSUEWS.Thesevaluesshouldnotbechangedindependentlyof eachother.ThesuggestedvaluesbelowhavebeenderivedusingdatasetsforLosAngelesandVancouver (seeJärvietal.(2011) )andshouldbeusedwithgsChoice=1inRunControl.nml.Analternative formulation(gsChoice=2)usesslightlydifferentfunctionalformsanddifferentcoefficients(withdifferent units). No. Use Column name Example Description 1 L Code CodelinkingtotheCondCodecolumninSUEWS_SiteSelect.txt. Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodespecifiedin SUEWS_SiteSelect.txt. 2 MD G1 16.4764 Relatedtomaximumsurfaceconductance[mms1] 3 MD G2 566.0923 RelatedtoKdowndependence[Wm2] 4 MD G3 0.2163 RelatedtoVPDdependence[unitsdependongsChoicein RunControl.nml] 5 MD G4 3.3649 RelatedtoVPDdependence[unitsdependongsChoicein RunControl.nml] 6 MD G5 11.0764 Relatedtotemperaturedependence[°C] 7 MD G6 0.0176 Relatedtosoilmoisturedependence[mm1] 8 MD TH 40 Upperairtemperaturelimit[°C] 9 MD TL 0 Lowerairtemperaturelimit[°C] [1]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 38/71 10 MD S1 0.45 Relatedtosoilmoisturedependence[] Thesewillchangeinthefuturetoensureconsistencywithsoil behaviour 11 MD S2 15 Relatedtosoilmoisturedependence[mm] Thesewillchangeinthefuturetoensureconsistencywithsoil behaviour 12 MD Kmax 1200 Maximumincomingshortwaveradiation[Wm2] SUEWS_AnthropogenicHeat.txt SUEWS_AnthropogenicHeatFlux.txtprovidestheparametersneededtomodeltheanthropogenicheatflux usingeitherthemethodofJärvietal.(2011)basedonheatingandcoolingdegreedays (AnthropHeatChoice=2in4.1RunControl.nml)orthemethodofLoridanetal.(2011)basedonair temperature(AnthropHeatChoice=1inRunControl.nml).Thesubdailyvariationinanthropogenicheatflux ismodelledaccordingtothedailycyclesspecifiedinSUEWS_Profiles.txt.Alternatively,ifavailable,the anthropogenicheatfluxcanbeprovidedinthemetforcingfile(andsetAnthropHeatChoice=0in RunControl.nml),inwhichcaseallcolumnshereexceptCodeandBaseTHDDshouldbesetto’999’. No.UseColumnnameExampleDescriptionSUEWS_Irrigation.txt SUEWSincludesasimplemodelforexternalwateruseifobserveddataarenotavailable.Themodel calculatesdailywaterusefromthemeandailyairtemperature,numberofdayssincerainandfractionof irrigatedareausingautomatic/manualirrigation.Thesubdailypatternofwateruseismodelledaccordingto thedailycyclesspecifiedinSUEWS_Profiles.txt. Alternatively,ifavailable,theexternalwaterusecanbeprovidedinthemetforcingfile(andsetWU_choice= 1inRunControl.nml),inwhichcaseallcolumnshereexceptCodeshouldbesetto'999'. No. Use Columnname Example Description 1 L Code Codelinkingto [[#SUEWS_SiteSelect.txt|SUEWS_SiteSelect.txt]forirrigation modelling(IrrigationCode). Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodesspecifiedin SUEWS_SiteSelect.txt. 2 MU Ie_start 1366 Daywhenirrigationstarts[DOY] 3 MU Ie_end 1366 Daywhenirrigationends[DOY] 4 MU InternalWaterUse 0 Internalwateruse[mmh1] 5 MU Faut 01 Fractionofirrigatedareathatisirrigatedusingautomated systems(e.g.sprinklers). 6 MD Ie_a1 84.54 Coefficientforautomaticirrigationmodel[mmd1]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 39/71 7 MD Ie_a2 9.96 Coefficientforautomaticirrigationmodel[mmd1°C1] 8 MD Ie_a3 3.67 Coefficientforautomaticirrigationmodel[mmd2] 9 MD Ie_m1 25.36 Coefficientformanualirrigationmodel[mmd1] 10 MD Ie_m2 3.00 Coefficientformanualirrigationmodel[mmd1°C1] 11 MD Ie_m3 1.10 Coefficientformanualirrigationmodel[mmd2] 12 MU DayWat(1) 0or1 IrrigationallowedonSundays[1],ifnot[0] 13 MU DayWat(2) 0or1 IrrigationallowedonMondays[1],ifnot[0] 14 MU DayWat(3) 0or1 IrrigationallowedonTuesdays[1],ifnot[0] 15 MU DayWat(4) 0or1 IrrigationallowedonWednesdays[1],ifnot[0] 16 MU DayWat(5) 0or1 IrrigationallowedonThursdays[1],ifnot[0] 17 MU DayWat(6) 0or1 IrrigationallowedonFridays[1],ifnot[0] 18 MU DayWat(7) 0or1 IrrigationallowedonSaturdays[1],ifnot[0] 19 MU DayWatPer(1) 01 FractionofpropertiesusingirrigationonSundays[01] 20 MU DayWatPer(2) 01 FractionofpropertiesusingirrigationonMondays[01] 21 MU DayWatPer(3) 01 FractionofpropertiesusingirrigationonTuesdays[01] 22 MU DayWatPer(4) 01 FractionofpropertiesusingirrigationonWednesdays[01] 23 MU DayWatPer(5) 01 FractionofpropertiesusingirrigationonThursdays[01] 24 MU DayWatPer(6) 01 FractionofpropertiesusingirrigationonFridays[01] 25 MU DayWatPer(7) 01 FractionofpropertiesusingirrigationonSaturdays[01] SUEWS_Profiles.txt SUEWS_Profiles.txtspecifiesthedailycycleofvariablesrelatedtohumanbehaviour(energyuse,wateruse andsnowclearing).Differentprofilescanbespecifiedforweekdaysandweekends.Theprofilesare providedathourlyresolutionhere;themodelwilltheninterpolatethehourlyenergyandwateruseprofilesto theresolutionofthemodeltimestepandnormalizethevaluesprovided.Thusitdoesnotmatterwhether columns225addupto,say1,24,oranothernumber,becausethemodelwillhandlethis.Currently,the snowclearingprofilesarenotinterpolatedastheseareeffectivelyaswitch(0or1). Iftheanthropogenicheatfluxandwaterusearespecifiedinthemetforcingfile,theenergyandwateruse profilesarenotused. Profilesarespecifiedforthefollowing Anthropogenicheatflux(weekdayandweekend) Wateruse(weekdayandweekend;manualandautomaticirrigation)
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 40/71 Snowremoval(weekdayandweekend) No. Use Column name Example Description 1 L Code CodelinkingtothefollowingcolumnsinSUEWS_SiteSelect.txt: EnergyUseProfWD:Anthropogenicheatflux,weekdays EnergyUseProfWE:Anthropogenicheatflux,weekends WaterUseProfManuWD:Manualirrigaton,weekdays WaterUseProfManuWE:Manualirrigaton,weekends WaterUseProfAutoWD:Automaticirrigaton,weekdays WaterUseProfAutoWE:Automaticirrigaton,weekends SnowClearingProfWD:Snowclearing,weekdays SnowClearingProfWE:Snowclearing,weekends Valueofintegerisarbitrarybutmustmatchcodesspecifiedin SUEWS_SiteSelect.txt. 2 25 MU 023 Multiplierforeachhouroftheday[]forenergyandwateruse. ForSnowClearing,setthosehoursto1whensnowremovalfrom pavedandroofsurfaceisallowed(0otherwise)ifthesnowremoval limitssetintheSUEWS_NonVeg.txt(SnowLimRemovecolumn)are exceeded. SUEWS_WithinGridWaterDist.txt SUEWS_WithinGridWaterDist.txtspecifiesthemovementofwaterbetweensurfaceswithinagrid/area.It allowsimperviousconnectivitytobetakenintoaccount. Eachrowcorrespondstoasurfacetype(linkedbytheCodeincolumn1totheSiteSelect.txtcolumns: WithinGridPavedCode,WithinGridBldgsCode,…,WithinGridWaterCode).Eachcolumncontainsthefraction ofwaterflowingfromthesurfacetypetoeachoftheothersurfacetypesortorunofforthesubsurfacesoil store. Note: Thesumofeachrow(excludingtheCode)mustequal1. Watercannotflowfromonesurfacetothatsamesurface,sothediagonalelementsshouldbezero. Therowcorrespondingtothewatersurfaceshouldbezero,asthereiscurrentlynoflowpermittedfrom thewatersurfacetoothersurfacesbythemodel. Currentlywatercannotgotobothrunoffandsoilstore(i.e.itmustgotooneortheother–runofffor impervioussurfaces;soilstoreforpervioussurfaces). Inthetablebelow,forexample, allflowfrompavedsurfacesgoestorunoff; 90%offlowfrombuildingsgoestorunoff,withsmallamountsgoingtoothersurfaces(mostlypaved surfacesasbuildingsareoftensurroundedbypavedareas);
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 41/71 allflowfromvegetatedandbaresoilareasgoesintothesubsurfacesoilstore; therowcorrespondingtowatercontainszeros(asitiscurrentlynotused). 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Code ToPaved ToBuilt ToEveTr ToDecTr ToGrass ToBSoil ToWater ToRunoff ToSoilStore 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 ! 20 0.06 0 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0 0.9 0 ! 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ! 40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ! 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ! 60 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ! 70 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ! Storageheatfluxrelated Dependingonhowthestorageheatfluxiscalculated(specifiedbyQSChoiceinRunControl.nml),different inputfilesarerequired. Option QSChoice Filesneeded OHM 1 CoefficientsspecifiedinSUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt Observations 2 Adddatatometeorologicalforcingfile AnOHM 3 Propertiesspecifiedwithothersitecharacteristics. ESTM 4 PropertiesspecifiedinSUEWS_ESTMCoefficients.txt ModeloptionsspecifiedinESTMinput.nml SurfacetemperaturesprovidedinSS_YYYY_ESTM_Ts_data.txt OHM OHM,theObjectiveHysteresisModel(Grimmondetal.1991) calculatesthestorageheatfluxasa functionofnetallwaveradiationandsurfacecharacteristics. SUEWS_OHMCoefficients.txt Foreachsurface,OHMrequiresthreemodelcoefficients(a1,a2,a3).Thethreeshouldbeselectedasa set. Avarietyofvalueshasbeenderivedfordifferentmaterialsandcanbefoundintheliterature(see:Typical Values). [9]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 48/71 22 O kdiff Diffuseradiation[Wm2] RecommendedifSOLWEIGUse=1 23 O kdir Directradiation[Wm2] RecommendedifSOLWEIGUse=1 24 O wdir Winddirection[°] Currentlynotimplemented CBLinputfiles Mainreferencesforthispartofthemodel:Onomuraetal.(2015) andCleughandGrimmond(2001) . IfCBLslabmodelisused(CBLuse=1inRunControl.nml)thefollowingfilesareneeded: Filename Purpose CBL_initial_data.txt GivesinitialdataeverymorningwhenCBLslabmodelstartsrunning. filenamemustmatchtheInitialData_FileNameinCBLInput.nml. fixedformat. CBLInput.nml Specifiesrunoptions,parametersandinputfilenames. Canbeinanyorder CBL_initial_data.txt ThisfileshouldgiveinitialdataeverymorningwhenCBLslabmodelstartsrunning.Thefilenameshould matchtheInitialData_FileNameinCBLInput.nml. DefinitionsandexamplefileofinitialvaluespreparedforSacramento. No. Columnname Description 1 id Dayofyear[DOY] 2 zi0 initialconvectiveboundarylayerheight(m) 3 gamt_Km verticalgradientofpotentialtemperature(Km1) 4 gamq_gkgm verticalgradientofspecifichumidity(gkg1m1) 5 Theta+_K potentialtemperatureatthetopofCBL(K) 6 q+_gkg specifichumidityatthetopofCBL(gkg1) 7 Theta_K potentialtemperatureinCBL(K) 8 q_gkg specifichumidiyinCBL(gkg1) [15] [14]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 49/71 gamt_Kmandgamq_gkgmwrittentotwosignificantfiguresarerequiredforthemodelperformancein appropriateranges . id zi0 gamt_Km gamq_gkgm Theta+_K q+_gkg theta_K q_gkg 234 188 0.032 0.00082 290.4 9.6 288.7 8.3 235 197 0.089 0.089 290.2 8.4 288.3 8.7 ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ ⁞ CBL_Input.nml Name Description EntrainmentType Determinesentrainmentscheme.SeeCleughandGrimmond2000 for details. Value Comments 1 TennekesandDriedonks(1981)Recommended 2 McNaughtonandSprings(1986) 3 RaynerandWatson(1991) 4 Tennekes(1973) QH_Choice DeterminesQHusedforCBLmodel. Value Comments 1 QHmodelledbySUEWS 2 QHmodelledbyLUMPS 3 ObservedQHvaluesareusedfromthemeteorologicalinputfile Wsb Subsidencevelocity(ms1)ineq.1and2ofOnomuraetal.(2015) . (0.01ms1recommended) CBLday(id) CBLmodelisusedforthedaysyouchoose. SetCBLday(id)=1 IfCBLmodelissettorunforDOY175–177,CBLday(175)=1, CBLday(176)=1,CBLday(177)=1 CO2_included Settozeroincurrentversion Determinesinitialvalues(seeCBL_Initial_data.txt) [15] [14] [15]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 50/71 InitialData_use Value Comments 0 Allinitialvaluesarecalculated.(Notavailableincurrentrelease.) 1 Takezi0,gamt_Kmandgamq_gkgmfrominputdatafile.Theta+_K, q+_gkg,Theta_Kandq_gkgarecalculatedusingTemp_C,avrhand Pres_kPainmeteorologicalinputfile. 2 Takeallinitialvaluesfrominputdatafile(seeCBL_Initial_data.txt). InitialData_FileName IfInitialData_use≥1,writethefilenameincludingthepathfromsite directorye.g.InitialData_FileName='CBLinputfiles\CBL_initial_data.txt' Sondeflag Value Comments 0 Doesnotreadradiosondeverticalprofiledatarecommended 1 Readsradiosondeverticalprofiledata FileSonde(id) IfSondeflag=1,writethefilenameincludingthepathfromsitedirectory e.g.FileSonde(id)='CBLinputfiles\XXX.txt',XXXisanarbitraryname. SOLWEIGinputfiles IftheSOLWEIGmodeloptionisused(SOLWEIGout=1),spatialdataandaSOLWEIGInput.nmlfileneedto beprepared.TheDigitalSurfaceModels(DSMs)aswellasderivativesoriginatingfromDSMs,e.g.SkyView Factors(SVF)musthavethesamespatialresolutionandextent.SinceSOLWEIGisa2Dmodelitwill considerablyincreasecomputationtimeandshouldbeusedwithcare. DescriptionofchoicesinSOLWEIGinput_file.nmlfile.Thefilecanbeinanyorder. Name Units Description Posture Determinesthepostureofahumanforwhichtheradiantfluxesshouldbe considered 1 Standing(default) 2 Sitting absL Absorptioncoefficientoflongwaveradiationofaperson. Recommendedvalue:0.97 absK Absorptioncoefficientofshortwaveradiationofaperson. Recommendedvalue:0.70 heightgravity m Centreofgravityforaperson. Recommendedvalueforastandingman:1.1m
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 51/71 usevegdem Vegetationscheme 1 Vegetationschemeisactive(LindbergandGrimmond2011 ) 2 Novegetationschemeused DSMPath PathtoDigitalSurfaceModels(DSM). DSMname GroundandBuildingDSM CDSMname VegetationcanopyDSM TDSMname VegetationtrunkzoneDSM TransMin TranmissivityofKthroughdeciduousvegetation(leafon) Recommendedvalue:0.02(Konarskaetal.2014 ) TransMax TranmissivityofKthroughdeciduousvegetation(leafoff) Recommendedvalue:0.50(Konarskaetal.2014 ) SVFPath PathtoSVFsmatrices(SeeLindbergandGrimmond(2011) fordetails) SVFSuffix Suffixused(ifany) BuildingName Booleanmatrixforlocationsofbuildingpixels row Xcoordinateforpointofinterest.Hereallvariablesfromthemodelwillwritten toSOLWEIGpoiOUT.txt col Ycoordinateforpointofinterest.Hereallvariablesfromthemodelwillwritten toSOLWEIGpoiOUT.txt onlyglobal Globalradiation 0 Diffuseanddirectshortwaveradiationtakenfrommetforcingfile. 1DiffuseanddirectshortwaveradiationcalculatedfromReindletal. (1990) SOLWEIGpoi_out Writeoutputvariablesatpointofinterest(seebelow) 0 NoPOIoutput Tmrt_out 0 Nogridoutput 1 Writegridtofile(savesasERSIAsciigrid) Lup2d_out 0 Nogridoutput 1 Writegridtofile(savesasERSIAsciigrid) [18] [37] [37] [18] [38]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 52/71 Ldown2d_out 0 Nogridoutput 1 Writegridtofile(savesasERSIAsciigrid) Kup2d_out 0 Nogridoutput 1 Writegridtofile(savesasERSIAsciigrid) Kdown2d_out 0 Nogridoutput 1 Writegridtofile(savesasERSIAsciigrid) GVF_out 0 Nogridoutput 1 Writegridtofile(savesasERSIAsciigrid) SOLWEIG_ldown 0 Notactive(useSUEWStoestimateLdownabovecanyon) 1 UseSOLWEIGtoestimateLdownabovecanyon OutInterval min Outputinterval.Setto60incurrentversion. RunForGrid GridforwhichSOLWEIGshouldberun. 999 Allgrids(usewithcare) OutputfilesErrorMessages:problems.txt Ifthereareproblemswithrunningtheprogramanerrormessagewillbewrittentoproblems.txt.Serious problemswillusuallycausetheprogramtostopafterwritingtheerrormessage.Iftheprogramencountersa moreminorissueitwillnotstopbutawarningmaybewrittentoproblems.txt. Wehavealargenumberoferrormessagesincludedtotrytocapturecommonerrorstohelptheuser determinewhattheproblemis.Ifyouencounteranerrorthatdoesnotprovideanerrormessageto problems.txtpleasecapturethedetailssowecanhopefullyprovidebettererrormessages. SeeTroubleshootingsectionforhelpsolvingproblems.Ifthefilepathsarenotcorrecttheprogramwill returnanerrorwhenrun(seePreparingtorunthemodel). Modelparameters:SS_FileChoices.txt Foreachrun,themodelparametersspecifiedinRunControl,InitialConditionsandSiteInfofilesarewritten outtothefileSS_FileChoices.txt. ModeloutputfilesSSss_YYYY_tt.txt SUEWSproducesthemainoutputfile(SSss_YYYY_tt.txt)withtimeresolution(ttmin)definedbythemodel timestep(setinRunControl). Column Name Description 1 iy Year[YYYY]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 53/71 2 id Dayofyear[DOY] 3 it Hour[H] 4 imin Minute[M] 5 dectime Decimaltime[] 6 kdown Incomingshortwaveradiation[Wm2] 7 kup Outgoingshortwaveradiation[Wm2] 8 ldown Incominglongwaveradiation[Wm2] 9 lup Outgoinglongwaveradiation[Wm2] 10 Tsurf Surfacetemperature[°C] 11 qn Netallwaveradiation[Wm2] 12 h_mod Sensibleheatflux(calculatedusingLUMPS)[Wm2] 13 e_mod Latentheatflux(calculatedusingLUMPS)[Wm2] 14 qs Storageheatflux[Wm2] 15 qf Anthropogenicheatflux[Wm2] 16 qh Sensibleheatflux(calculatedusingSUEWS)[Wm2] 17 qe Latentheatflux(calculatedusingSUEWS)[Wm2] 18 P/i Rain[mm] 19 Ie/i Externalwateruseinthestudyarea[mm] 20 E/i Evaporation[mm] 21 Dr/i Drainage[mm] 22 St/i Surfacemoisturestate[mm] 23 NWSt/i Landsurfacestate(i.e.Watersurfaceexcluded)[mm] 24 surfCh/i Changeinsurfacemoisturestore[mm] 25 totCh/i Changeinsurfaceandsoilmoisturestores[mm] 26 RO/i Runoff[mm] 27 ROsoil/i Soilrunoff(subsurface)[mm] 28 ROpipe Runoffreceivedbypipes[mm] 29 ROpav Abovegroundrunoffonpavedsurfaces[mm]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 54/71 30 ROveg Abovegroundrunoffonvegetatedsurfaces[mm] 31 ROwater Runoffoccurringthroughwaterbody[mm] 32 AdditionalWater Waterflowreceivedfromothergrids[mm] 33 FlowChange Differenceininputandoutputflowsofwaterbody[mm] 34 WU_int Internalwateruse[mm] 35 WU_EveTr Wateruseforirrigationofevergreentrees[mm] 36 WU_DecTr Wateruseforirrigationofdeciduoustrees[mm] 37 WU_Grass Wateruseforirrigationofgrass[mm] 38 ra Aerodynamicresistance[sm1] 39 rs Surfaceresistance[sm1] 40 ustar Frictionvelocity[ms1] 41 l_Ob Obukhovlength[m] 42 Fcld Cloudfraction[tenths] 43 SoilSt Soilmoisture[mm] 44 smd Soilmoisturedeficit[mm] 45 smd_Paved Soilmoisturedeficitofpavedsurface[mm] 46 smd_Bldgs Soilmoisturedeficitofbuildingsurface[mm] 47 smd_EveTr Soilmoisturedeficitofevergreensurface[mm] 48 smd_DecTr Soilmoisturedeficitofdeciduoussurface[mm] 49 smd_Grass Soilmoisturedeficitofgrasssurface[mm] 50 smd_BSoil Soilmoisturedeficitofbaresoilsurface[mm] 51 St_Paved Stateofpavedsurface[mm] 52 St_Bldgs Stateofbuildingsurface[mm] 53 St_EveTr Stateofevergreensurface[mm] 54 St_DecTr Stateofdeciduoussurface[mm] 55 St_Grass Stateofgrasssurface[mm] 56 St_BSoil Stateofbaresoilsurface[mm] 57 St_Water Stateofthewaterbody[mm]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 55/71 58 LAI Leafareaindex[m2m2] 59 z0m Roughnesslengthformomentum[m] 60 zdm Displacementheight[m] 61 qn1_SF Netallwaveradiationforsnowfreearea[Wm2] 62 qn1_S Netallwaveradiationforsnowsurface[Wm2] 63 Qm Snowrelatedheatexchange[Wm2] 64 QmFreez Internalenergychange[Wm2] 65 QmRain Heatreleasebyrainonsnow[Wm2] 66 SWE Snowwaterequivalent[mm] 67 Mw Meltwater[mm] 68 MwStore Meltwaterstore[mm] 69 snowRem_Paved Snowremovalfrompavedsurfaces[mm] 70 snowRem_Bldgs Snowremovalfrombuildings[mm] 71 ChSnow/i Changeinsnowpack[mm] 72 SnowAlb Snowalbedo[] SSss_DailyState.txt Containsinformationaboutthestateofthesurfaceandsoilparametersatatimeresolutionofoneday.One fileiswrittenforeachgridsomaycontainmultipleyears. Column Name Description 1 iy Year[YYYY] 2 id Dayofyear[DOY] 3 HDD1_h Heatingdegreedays[°C] 4 HDD2_c Coolingdegreedays[°C] 5 HDD3_Tmean Averagedailyairtemperature[°C] 6 HDT4_T5d 5dayrunningmeanairtemperature[°C] 7 P/day Dailytotalprecipitation[mm] 8 DaysSR Dayssincerain[days] 9 GDD1_g Growingdegreedaysforleafgrowth[°C]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 56/71 10 GDD2_s Growingdegreedaysforsenescence[°C] 11 GDD3_Tmin Dailyminimumtemperature[°C] 12 GDD4_Tmax Dailymaximumtemperature[°C] 13 GDD5_DayLHrs Daylength[h] 14 LAI_EveTr Leafareaindexofevergreentrees[m2m2] 15 LAI_DecTr Leafareaindexofdeciduoustrees[m2m2] 16 LAI_Grass Leafareaindexofgrass[m2m2] 17 DecidCap Moisturestoragecapacityofdeciduoustrees[mm] 18 Porosity Porosityofdeciduoustrees[] 19 AlbEveTr Albedoofevergreentrees[] 20 AlbDecTr Albedoofdeciduoustrees[] 21 AlbGrass Albedoofgrass[] 22 WU_EveTr(1) Totalwateruseforevergreentrees[mm] 23 WU_EveTr(2) Automaticwateruseforevergreentrees[mm] 24 WU_EveTr(3) Manualwateruseforevergreentrees[mm] 25 WU_DecTr(1) Totalwaterusefordeciduoustrees[mm] 26 WU_DecTr(2) Automaticwaterusefordeciduoustrees[mm] 27 WU_DecTr(3) Manualwaterusefordeciduoustrees[mm] 28 WU_Grass(1) Totalwateruseforgrass[mm] 29 WU_Grass(2) Automaticwateruseforgrass[mm] 30 WU_Grass(3) Manualwateruseforgrass[mm] 31 deltaLAI Changeinleafareaindex(normalised01)[] 32 LAIlumps LeafareaindexusedinLUMPS(normalised01)[] 33 AlbSnow Snowalbedo[] 34 DensSnow_Paved Snowdensitypavedsurface[kgm3] 35 DensSnow_Bldgs Snowdensitybuildingsurface[kgm3] 36 DensSnow_EveTr Snowdensityevergreensurface[kgm3] 37 DensSnow_DecTr Snowdensitydeciduoussurface[kgm3]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 57/71 38 DensSnow_Grass Snowdensitygrasssurface[kgm3] 39 DensSnow_BSoil Snowdensitybaresoilsurface[kgm3] 40 DensSnow_Water Snowdensitywatersurface[kgm3] InitialConditionsSSss_YYYY.nml Attheendofthemodelrun(ortheendofeachyearinthemodelrun)anewInitialConditionsfileiswritten out(locatedintheinputfolder),seeInitialConditionsSSss_YYYY.nml SSss_YYYY_snow_tt.txt SUEWSproducesaseparateoutputfileforsnow(whensnowUse=1inRunControl.nml)withdetailsfor eachsurfacetype. FileformatofSSss_YYYY_snow_60.txt Column Name Description 1 iy Year[YYYY] 2 id Dayofyear[DOY] 3 it Hour[H] 4 imin Minute[M] 5 dectime Decimaltime[] 6 SWE_Paved Snowwaterequivalent–pavedsurface[mm] 7 SWE_Bldgs Snowwaterequivalent–buildingsurface[mm] 8 SWE_EveTr Snowwaterequivalent–evergreensurface[mm] 9 SWE_DecTr Snowwaterequivalent–deciduoussurface[mm] 10 SWE_Grass Snowwaterequivalent–grasssurface[mm] 11 SWE_BSoil Snowwaterequivalent–baresoilsurface[mm] 12 SWE_Water Snowwaterequivalent–watersurface[mm] 13 Mw_Paved Meltwater–pavedsurface[mmh1] 14 Mw_Bldgs Meltwater–buildingsurface[mmh1] 15 Mw_EveTr Meltwater–evergreensurface[mmh1] 16 Mw_DecTr Meltwater–deciduoussurface[mmh1] 17 Mw_Grass Meltwater–grasssurface[mmh1] 18 Mw_BSoil Meltwater–baresoilsurface[mmh1]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 64/71 24 Tground3 Temperatureinthefirstlayerofground K 25 Tground4 Temperatureinthefirstlayerofground K 26 Tground5 Temperatureinthefirstlayerofground(innermost) K 27 Tibld1 Temperatureinthefirstlayerofinternalelements K 28 Tibld2 Temperatureinthefirstlayerofinternalelements K 29 Tibld3 Temperatureinthefirstlayerofinternalelements K 30 Tibld4 Temperatureinthefirstlayerofinternalelements K 31 Tibld5 Temperatureinthefirstlayerofinternalelements K 32 Tabld Airtemperatureinbuildings K TroubleshootingHowtocreateadirectory? pleasesearchthewebusingthisphraseifyoudonotknowhowtocreateafolderordirectory Howtounzipafile pleasesearchthewebusingthisphraseifyoudonotknowhowtounzipafile Atexteditor isaprogramtoeditplaintextfiles.Ifyousearchonthewebusingthephrase‘texteditor’youwillfind numerousprograms.Theseincludeforexample,NotePad,EditPad,TextPadetc Commandprompt FromStartselectrun–typecmd–thiswillopenawindow.Changedirectorytothelocationofwhereyou storedyourfiles.Thefollowingwebsitemaybehelpfulifyoudonotknowwhatacommandpromptis: http://dosprompt.info/ Dayofyear[DOY] January1stisday1,February1stisday32.Ifyousearchonthewebusingthephrase‘dayofyear calendar’youwillfindtablesthatallowrapidconversions.RememberthatafterFebruary28thDOYwillbe differentbetweenleapyearsandnonleapyears. FirstthingstoCheckiftheprogramseemstohaveproblems Checktheproblems.txtfile. Checkfileoptions–inRunControl.nml. LookintheoutputdirectoryfortheSS_FileChoices.txt.Thisallowsyoutocheckalloptionsthatwere usedintherun.Youmaywanttocompareitwiththeoriginalversionsuppliedwiththemodel. Apopupsaying“filepathnotfound" ThismeanstheprogramcannotfindthefilepathsdefinedinRunControl.nmlfile.Possiblesolutions: CheckthatyouhavecreatedthefolderthatyouspecifiedinRunControl.nml. Checkdoestheoutputdirectoryexist? CheckthatyouhaveasingleordoublequotesaroundtheFileInputPath,FileOutputPathandFileCode
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 65/71 “%sat_vap_press.ftemp=0.0000pressuredectime” Temperatureiszeroandincalculationofwatervapourpressureparameterizationisused.Youdon’tneedto worryifthetemperatureshouldbe0°C.Ifitshouldnotbe0°Cthissuggeststhatthereisaproblemwiththe data. %Tchangedtofitlimits [TL=0.1]/[TL=39.9]Youmaywanttochangethecoefficientsforsurfaceresistance.Ifyouhavedata fromthesetemperatures,wewouldhappilydeterminethem. “Referencetoundefinedvariable,arrayelementorfunctionresult” Parameter(s)missingfrominputfiles. Seealsotheerrormessagesprovidedinproblems.txt Currentcontributors: ProfC.S.B.Grimmond(UniversityofReading;previouslyIndianaUniversity,King’sCollegeLondon, UK);DrLeenaJärvi(UniversityofHelsinki,Finland);ShihoOnomura(GöteborgUniversity,Sweden), DrHelenWard(UniversityofReading),DrFredrikLindberg(GöteborgUniversity,Sweden),DrAndy Gabey(Reading),DrTingSUN(Reading) PastContributors: DrBrianOfferle(IndianaUniversity),DrThomasLoridan(King’sCollegeLondon) Userswhohavebroughtthingstoourattentiontoimprovethismanualandthemodel: DrAndyCoutts(MonashUniversity,Australia),KerryNice(MonashUniversity,Australia),Shiho Onomura(GöteborgUniversity,Sweden),DrStefanSmith(UniversityofReading,UK),DrHelenWard (King’sCollegeLondon,UK;UniversityofReading,UK);DuickYoung(King’sCollegeLondon),DrNing Zhang(NanjingUniversity,China) Fundingtosupportdevelopment: NationalScienceFoundation(USA,BCS0095284,ATM0710631),EUFramework7BRIDGE (211345);EUemBRACE;UKMetOffice;NERCClearfLO,NERCTRUC.UKMetOfficeCSSP/Newton funding Notation Definition λF frontalareaindex ΔQS storageheatflux BoundaryLayerpartofSUEWS
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 66/71 BLUEWS RelationbetweenBLUEWSandSUEWSSource: Bldgs Buildingsurface CBL Convectiveboundarylayer DEM DigitalElevationModel DSM Digitalsurfacemodel DTM DigitalTerrainModel DecTr deciduoustreesandshrubs EveTr Evergreentreesandshrubs ESTM ElementSurfaceTemperatureMethod(Offerleetal.,2005 ) Grass Grasssurface BSoil Unmanagedlandand/orbaresoil L↓ incominglongwaveradiation LAI Leafareaindex LUMPS LocalscaleUrbanMeteorologicalParameterizationScheme(Loridanetal.2011 ) NARP NetAllwaveRadiationParameterization(Offerleetal.2003 ,Loridanetal.2011 ) OHM ObjectiveHysteresisModel(Grimmondetal.1991 ,Grimmond&Oke1999a ,2002 ) Paved Pavedsurface Q* netallwaveradiation QE latentheatflux QF anthropogenicheatflux QH sensibleheatflux SOLWEIG Thesolarandlongwaveenvironmentalirradiancegeometrymodel(Lindbergetal.2008 , LindbergandGrimmond2011 ) [15] [12] [5] [4] [5] [9] [10] [11] [17] [18]
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 67/71 SVF Skyviewfactor theta potentialtemperature tt timestepofdata UMEP UrbanMultiscaleEnvironmentalPredictor Water Watersurface zi Convectiveboundarylayerheight DevelopmentVersionHistoryNewinSUEWSVersion2016a(released15June2016) 1.Majorchangestotheinputfileformatstofacilitatetherunningofmultiplegridsandmultipleyears. SurfacecharacteristicsareprovidedinSiteSelect.txtandotherinputfilesarecrossreferencedviacodes orprofiletypes. 2.Thesurfacetypeshavebeenaltered: Previously,grasssurfaceswereenteredseparatelyasirrigatedgrassandunirrigatedgrasssurfaces, whilstthe‘unmanaged’landcoverfractionwasassumedbythemodeltobehaveasunirrigatedgrass. Thereisnowasinglesurfacetypeforgrass(totalforirrigatedplusunirrigated)andanewbaresoil surfacetype. Theproportionofirrigatedvegetationmustnowbespecifiedforgrass,evergreentreesanddeciduous treesindividually. 3.Theentiremodelnowrunsatatimestepspecifiedbytheuser.Notethat5minisstronglyrecommended. (Previouslyonlythewaterbalancecalculationsweredoneat5minwiththeenergybalancecalculations at60min). 4.Surfaceconductancenowdependsonthesoilmoistureunderthevegetatedsurfacesonly(ratherthan thetotalsoilmoistureforthewholestudyareaaspreviously). 5.Albedoofevergreentreesandgrasssurfacescannowchangewithleafareaindexaswaspreviously possiblefordeciduoustreesonly. 6.NewsuggestionsinTroubleshootingsection. 7.Editstothemanual. 8.CBLmodelincluded. 9.SUEWShasbeenincorporatedintoUMEP NewinSUEWSVersion2014b(released8October2014) [V2014manual]Theseaffecttherunconfigurationifpreviouslyrunwitholderversionsofthemodel: 1.NewinputofthreeadditionalcolumnsintheMeteorologicalinputfile(diffusiveanddirectsolarradiation, andwinddirection) 2.ChangeofinputvariablesinInitialConditions.nmlfile.NotewenowrefertoCTasET(ie.Evergreentrees ratherthanconiferoustrees) 3.InGridConnectionsYYYY.txt,thesitenamesshouldnowbewithouttheunderscore(e.g“Sm”andnot “Sm_”) Otherissues:
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 68/71 1.Numberofgridareasthatcanbemodelled(foronegrid,oneyear120;foronegridtwoyears80) 2.CommentaboutTimeintervalofinputdata 3.Bugfix:Columnheaderscorrectedin5minfile 4.Bugfix:Surfacestate60minfilecorrectedtogivethelast5minofthehour(ratherthancumulating throughthehour) 5.Bugfix:unitsintheHorizontalsoilwatertransfer 6.ErrorHints:Morehavebeenaddedtotheproblems.txtfile. 7.Manual:newsectiononrunningthemodelappropriately 8.Manual:notationtableupdated 9.Possibilitytoaddsnowaccumulationandmelt:newpaper JärviL,GrimmondCSB,TakaM,NordboA,SetäläH,andStrachanIB2014:DevelopmentoftheSurface UrbanEnergyandWaterbalanceScheme(SUEWS)forcoldclimatecities,Geosci.ModelDev.7,1691 1711,doi:10.5194/gmd716912014. NewinSUEWSVersion2014a.1(releasedFebruary26,2014) 1.Pleaseseethelargenumberofchangesmadeinthe2014arelease. 2.Thisisaminorchangetoaddressinstallingthesoftware. 3.Minorupdatestothemanual NewinSUEWSVersion2014a(released21Feb2014) 1.Bugfix:Externalirrigationiscalculatedascombinedfromautomaticandmanualirrigationandduring precipitationeventsthemanualirrigationisreducedto60%ofthecalculatedvalues.Inpreviousversion ofthemodel,theirrigationwasinallcasestaken60%ofthecalculatedvalue,butnowthishasbeen fixed. 2.Inpreviousversionsofthemodel,irrigationwasonlyallowedontheirrigatedgrasssurfacetype.Now, irrigationisalsoallowedonevergreenanddeciduoustrees/shrubssurfaces.Thesearenothowever treatedasseparatesurfaces,buttheamountofirrigationisevenlydistributedtothewholesurfacetype inthemodelledarea.Theamountofwateriscalculatedusingsameequationasforgrasssurface (equation5inJärvietal.2011),andthefractionofirrigatedtrees/shrubs(relativetotheareaof tree/shrubssurface)issetinthegisfile(SeeTable4.11:SSss_YYYY.gis) 3.Inthecurrentversionofthemodel,theuserisabletoadjusttheleafonandleafofflengthsinthe FunctionalTypes.nmlfile.Inaddition,usercanchoosewhethertousetemperaturedependentfunctions orcombinationoftemperatureanddaylength(advisedtobeusedathighlatitudes) 4.Inthegisfile,thereisanewvariableAltthatistheareaaltitudeabovesealevel.Ifnotknownexactlyuse anapproximatevalue. 5.SnowremovalprofilehasbeenaddedtotheHourlyProfileSSss_YYYY.txt.Notyetused! 6.Modeltimeintervalhasbeenchangedfromminutestoseconds.Preferredintervalis3600seconds(1 hour) 7.Manualcorrection:inputvariableSoilmoisturesaidsoilmoisturedeficitinthemanual–wordremoved 8.MultiplecompiledversionsofSUEWSreleased.TherearenowusersinApple,LinuxandWindows environments.Sowewillnowreleasecompiledversionsformoreoperatingsystems(section3). 9.Therearesomechangesintheoutputfilecolumnssoplease,checktherespectivetableofeachused outputfile. 10.Bugfix:withverysmallamountofvegetationinanarea–impactedPhenologyforLUMPS
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 69/71 NewinSUEWSVersion2013a 1.Radiationselectionbugfixed 2.Aerodynamicresistance–whenverylownolongerrevertstoneutral(whichcausedalargejump)–but stayslow 3.Irrigationdayofweekfixed 4.Newerrormessages 5.minfile–nowincludesadecimaltimecolumn–seeSection5.4–Table5.3 NewinSUEWSVersion2012b 1.Errormessagegeneratedifallthedataarenotavailableforthesurfaceresistancecalculations 2.Errormessagegeneratedifwinddataarebelowzeroplanedisplacementheight. 3.Allerrormessagesnowwrittento‘Problem.txt’ratherthanembeddedinanErrorFile.Notesomeerrors willbewrittenandtheprogramwillcontinueotherswillstoptheprogram. 4.Defaultvariablesremoved(seebelow).Modelwillstopifanydataareproblematic.Fileshouldbe checkedtoensurethatreasonabledataarebeingused.Ifanerroroccurswhenthereshouldnotbeone letusknowasitmaymeanwehavemadethelimitstoorestrictive. ContentsnolongerusedFiledefaultFcld=0.1defaultPres=1013defaultRH=50defaultT=10defaultU=3 RunControl.nml Justdeletelinesfromfile Valuesyouhadwerelikelydifferentfromtheseexamplevalueshownhere NewinSUEWSVersion2012a 1.Improvederrormessageswhenanerrorisencountered.Errormessagewillgenerallybewrittentothe screenandtothefile‘problems.txt’ 2.Formatofallinputfileshavechanged. 3.NewexcelspreadsheetandRprogrammetohelppreparerequireddatafiles.(Notrequired) 4.Formatofcoefflux(OHM)inputfileshavechanged. Thisallowsforcleareridentificationforusersofthecoefficientsthatareactuallytobeused Thisrequiresanadditionalfilewithcoefficients.Thesedonotneedtobeadjustedbutnewcoefficients canbeadded.Wewouldappreciatereceivingadditionalcoefficientssotheycanbeincludedinfuture releases–PleaseemailSue. 5.Storageheatflux(OHM)coefficientscanbechangedby timeofyear(summer,winter) surfacewetnessstate 6.Newfilesarewritten:DailyState.txt Providesthestatusofvariablesthatareupdatedonadailyorbasisorasnapshotattheendofeach day. 7.SurfaceTypes Clarificationofsurfacetypeshasbeenmade.SeeGISandOHMrelatedfiles NewinSUEWSVersion2011b 1.Storageheatflux(ΔQs)andanthropogenicheatflux(QF)canbesettobe0Wm2
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 70/71 2.CalculationofhydraulicconductivityinsoilhasbeenimprovedandHydraulicConductinSUEWSInput.nml isreplacedwithnameSatHydraulicConduct 3.FollowingremovedfromHeaderInput.nml ThelowerthreearenowdeterminedfromthewaterusebehaviourusedinSUEWS 1.FollowingaddedtoHeaderInput.nml SatHydraulicConduct defaultQf defaultQs 2.IfΔQsandQFarenotcalculatedinthemodelbutaregivenasaninput,themissingdataisreplacedwith thedefaultvalues. 3.AddedtoSAHPinputfile AHDIUPRF–diurnalprofileusedifAnthropHeatChoice=1 V2012athisbecameobsoleteOHMfile(SSss_YYYY.ohm) DifferencesbetweenSUEWS,LUMPSandFRAISE ThelargestdifferencebetweenLUMPSandSUEWSisthatthelattersimulatestheurbanwaterbalancein detailwhileLUMPStakesasimplerapproachforthesensibleandlatentheatfluxesandthewaterbalance (“waterbucket”).Thecalculationofevaporation/latentheatinSUEWSismorebiophysicallybased.Duetoits simplicity,LUMPSrequireslessparametersinordertorun.SUEWSgivesturbulentheatfluxescalculated withbothmodelsasanoutput.ThemodelcanrunLUMPSalonewithoutrunningSUEWS(Table4.1– SuewsStatus). SimilaritiesanddifferencesbetweenLUMPSandSUEWS. LUMPS SUEWS Netallwave radiation(Q*) InputorNARP InputorNARP Storageheatflux (ΔQS) InputorfromOHM InputorfromOHM Anthropogenic heatflux(QF) Inputorcalculated Inputorcalculated Latentheat(QE) DeBruinandHoltslag (1982) PenmanMonteithequation2 Sensibleheatflux (QH) DeBruinandHoltslag (1982) ResidualfromavailableenergyminusQE Waterbalance Nowaterbalanceincluded Runningwaterbalanceofcanopyandwaterbalanceof soil Soilmoisture Notconsidered Modelled
20/06/2016 SUEWSUMEP http://urbanclimate.net/umep/SUEWS 71/71 Surfacewetness Simplewaterbucketmodel Runningwaterbalance Irrigation Onlyfractionofsurface areathatisirrigated Inputorcalculatedwithasimplemodel Surfacecover buildings,paved, vegetation buildings,paved,coniferousanddeciduous trees/shrubs,irrigatedandunirrigatedgrass FRAISEFluxRatio–ActiveIndexSurfaceExchange FRAISEprovidesanestimateofmeanmidday(±3haroundsolarnoon)energypartitioningfrominformation onthesurfacecharacteristicsandestimatesofthemeanmiddayincomingradiativeenergyand anthropogenicheatrelease.PleaserefertoLoridanandGrimmond(2012) forfurtherdetails. Topic FRAISE LUMPS SUEWS Complexity Simplest:FRAISE Morecomplex:SUEWS Software provided: Rcode Windowsexe(written inFortran) Windowsexe(writteninFortran) otherversionsavailable Applicable period: Midday(within3hof solarnoon) hourly 5minhourlyannual Unique features: calculatesactivesurface –andfluxes radiationandenergy balances radiation,energyandwaterbalance (includesLUMPS) [39]