Fixes for fire perimeter - #7
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* Goes back to previous ENO1 * Pseudo time coef default is 0.0001
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Testing completed successfully for ufs-community/ufs-weather-model#3267. @pedro-jm This PR can be merged. |
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Testing the most recent version of the UFS fire behavior code has shown some unexpected results. The default case in the SRW Application prior to the latest changes (ufs-community/ufs-srweather-app#1376) showed reasonable results. However, after those changes, the fire perimeter after 6 hours showed some anomalies:
After 16 hours the simulation was completely unrealistic:
And the simulation stopped after ~18 hours due to the fire reaching the boundary.
The fixes are as follows:
reinit_pseudot_coef) to its previous default value of 0.0001. This resulted in an improvement but still anomalous results:After these changes, the results at long lead times again look realistic: