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I'm working on an experiment looking at chemical impact of some emissions in the stratosphere. I'm wondering if GCHP has a diagnostic where I can extract the mean age of air for a given gridcell; I want to be able to comment on the stratospheric circulation strength. Based on the documentation it doesn't look like this exists, but I wanted to double check. Is there a way I could extract this directly from the transport mechanism?
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I believe you can simply add it to your advected species list in geoschem_config.yml to include it. @msulprizio, could you confirm that?
Yes, that should work. You may also need to change the time cycle flag for the restart file entry in HEMCO_Config.rc from EFYO to CYS to avoid having the simulation crash because it can't find that species in the restart file.
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Helena McDonald
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MIT
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I'm working on an experiment looking at chemical impact of some emissions in the stratosphere. I'm wondering if GCHP has a diagnostic where I can extract the mean age of air for a given gridcell; I want to be able to comment on the stratospheric circulation strength. Based on the documentation it doesn't look like this exists, but I wanted to double check. Is there a way I could extract this directly from the transport mechanism?
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