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pellimelt_in

PURPOSE ^

Function to calculate melt using degree day factor and potential solar

SYNOPSIS ^

function [melt,tmelt,rmelt] = pellimelt_in(dem,lat,slop,asp,MAAT,M)

DESCRIPTION ^

 Function to calculate melt using degree day factor and potential solar
 radiation including diffuse and reflected radiation
 Usage :[melt,tmelt,rmelt] = pellimelt_in(dem,lat,slop,asp,MAAT,M)

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SOURCE CODE ^

0001 function [melt,tmelt,rmelt] = pellimelt_in(dem,lat,slop,asp,MAAT,M)
0002 % Function to calculate melt using degree day factor and potential solar
0003 % radiation including diffuse and reflected radiation
0004 % Usage :[melt,tmelt,rmelt] = pellimelt_in(dem,lat,slop,asp,MAAT,M)
0005  
0006 %display(['DEM size= ',num2str(size(dem)),' lat size= ',num2str(size(lat)),' CS= ',num2str(cs)])
0007 %% parameters
0008 %MAAT = 12;          % mean annual air temperature at sealevel
0009 n = 24;             % time steps per day (hours in day, leave this, and only change together with It!)
0010 tau_a    = 365;     %length of the year in days
0011 a_seas   = 5.0;     % annual amplitude of temperature fluctuations in degrees
0012 lapse  = 0.65;       % atmospheric lapse rate
0013 tt = 0;             % temperature threshold for melt (default 0 deg)
0014 %M = 3.5;           % air mass ratio parameter 1:30
0015 S0 = 1367;          % solar constant W m^-2   default 1367
0016 r = 0.20;           % ground reflectance coefficient
0017 SRF=0.012;         % shortwave radiation factor m2 mm W-1 h-1  default 0.0098
0018 a_ice = 0.4;        % albedo ice
0019 a_snow = 0.7;       % albedo snow
0020 a_mean = 0.4;       % average albedo for model
0021 tf = 0.05;          % temperature factor mm h degC-1 default 0.05
0022 %L=lat;              %latitude
0023 dr= 0.0174532925;   % degree to radians conversion factor
0024 
0025 %%  convert factors
0026 %[slop,asp]=get_ders(dem,cs);   % calculate slope and aspect in radians using given cellsize cs
0027 a=a_mean;
0028 [dummy,L]=meshgrid(1:size(dem,2),lat);   % grid latitude
0029 clear dummy;
0030 L=L*dr;                     % convert to radians
0031 fcirc = 360*dr; % 360 degrees in radians
0032 
0033 %% some setup calculations
0034 rmelt=0;
0035 tmelt=0;
0036 T = MAAT - (dem*lapse/100); % get temperature at DEM surface
0037 sinL=sin(L);
0038 cosL=cos(L);
0039 tanL=tan(L);
0040 sinSlop=sin(slop);
0041 cosSlop=cos(slop);
0042 cosSlop2=cosSlop.*cosSlop;
0043 sinSlop2=sinSlop.*sinSlop;
0044 sinAsp=sin(asp);
0045 cosAsp=cos(asp);
0046 term1 = ( sinL.*cosSlop - cosL.*sinSlop.*cosAsp);
0047 term2 = ( cosL.*cosSlop + sinL.*sinSlop.*cosAsp);
0048 term3 = sinSlop.*sinAsp;
0049 %% loop over year
0050 for d = 1:tau_a; 
0051     %display(['Calculating melt for day ',num2str(d)])
0052     % get temperature
0053     Td = T + (a_seas * cos(2*pi*d/tau_a) ); % apply seasonal variation to calc daily temp
0054     Td(Td<=tt)=0; % set temperatures below threshold to 0 so they don't contribute negatively to the melt
0055     %% RADIATION PART
0056     % clear sky solar radiation
0057     I0 = S0 * (1 + 0.0344*cos(fcirc*d/tau_a)); % extraterr rad per day
0058     % correction  using atmospheric transmissivity taub_b
0059     % calc M here if intended
0060     tau_b = 0.56 * (exp(-0.65*M) + exp(-0.095*M));
0061            
0062     Is = I0 * tau_b; % potential incoming shortwave radiation at surface normal (equator)
0063     % sun declination dS
0064     dS = 23.45 * dr* sin(fcirc * ( (284+d)/tau_a ) ); %in radians, correct/verified
0065     % angle at sunrise/sunset
0066     % t = 1:It; % sun hour
0067     hsr = real(acos(-tanL*tan(dS)));  % angle at sunrise
0068         % this only works for latitudes up to 66.5 deg N! Workaround:
0069     % hsr(hsr<-1)=acos(-1);
0070     % hsr(hsr>1)=acos(1);
0071     It=round(12*(1+mean(hsr(:))/pi)-12*(1-mean(hsr(:))/pi)); % calc daylength
0072 %%  daily loop
0073     I=0;
0074     for t=1:It % loop over sunshine hours
0075         % if accounting for shading should be included, calc hillshade here
0076         % hourangle of sun hs
0077         hs=hsr-(pi*t/It);               % hs(t)
0078         %solar angle and azimuth
0079         %alpha = asin(sinL*sin(dS)+cosL*cos(dS)*cos(hs));
0080         % <-- could fit in the hillshade part here to honour relief shading
0081         % correct for local incident angle
0082         cos_i = (sin(dS).*term1) + (cos(dS).*cos(hs).*term2) + (cos(dS).*term3.*sin(hs));
0083         % R = potential clear sky solar radiation W m2
0084         R = Is * cos_i;
0085         R(R<0)=0;  % kick out negative values
0086         I=I+R;% melt from solar radiation per day (sunshine hours)
0087      end % end of sun hours in day loop
0088     
0089 %%  add up radiation part melt for every day
0090     rtemp=(SRF*(1-a).*I);  
0091     ttemp=tf.*Td .*n;        % no negative melt can occur because Td>=tt, min =0
0092     rtemp(ttemp==0)=0;       % if ttemp=0 Temp is lower tt and no melt occurs
0093     rmelt = rmelt + rtemp;   % sum of melt from radiation part
0094     tmelt = tmelt + ttemp;
0095   
0096 end   % end of days in year loop
0097 melt= tmelt+ rmelt;

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