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Hi @sclee1717 Let me start with Q2 and Q3. No, you cannot restart a LIS simulation using different domain/resolution than the simulation that created the restart file. You have to use the same exact domain/resolution for a restart file. The run may not have crashed, but as you can see the output is unrealistic and should not be used. For Q1: Yes, you can add (or remove) output variables in a restart simulation. We do this often for long spin-ups to reach model equilibration. We will only output model states such as soil moisture, SWE, TWS, etc. Once the model has been spun-up, we will then use the restart file and run our simulation with many more output files listed in the OUTPUT.TBL file. More generally, the LIS restart files contain all the model state information that is needed to continue the simulation. The idea (for example) is that a two-day simulation should be totally identical to a one-day simulation for the first day, and then using a restart file for the second day. The full list of restart variables in Noah-MP-4.0.1 LSM is given here: |
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Let me start with Q2 and Q3. No, you cannot restart a LIS simulation using different domain/resolution than the simulation that created the restart file. You have to use the same exact domain/resolution for a restart file. The run may not have crashed, but as you can see the output is unrealistic and should not be used.
For Q1: Yes, you can add (or remove) output variables in a restart simulation. We do this often for long spin-ups to reach model equilibration. We will only output model states such as soil moisture, SWE, TWS, etc. Once the model has been spun-up, we will then use the restart file and run our simulation with many more output files listed in the OUTPUT.TBL file.