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Dr. Faith Ann Heinsch September 8, 2008 MT-CLIM & Biome-BGC Dr. Faith Ann Heinsch September 8, 2008

When You Open Files Using Excel 2000 or 2003 The first thing you will need to do is check your Excel macro security. To do this, go to Tools → Macros → Security. Make sure you choose the “Medium” option. This will allow you to choose whether or not to run a Macro when you download it. After this, you will probably want to change the setting back to the original.

When You Open Files Using Excel 2007…

MT-CLIM

MT-CLIM Inputs Basic climate data Maximum daily air temperature Minimum daily air temperature Daily precipitation

MT-CLIM

MT-CLIM Outputs Calculated for a given site, or for another site using a “base station” Required for Biome-BGC Daytime average air temperature Daytime average vapor pressure deficit Incoming solar radiation Daylength

Daylength Calculation Based on Latitude

MT-CLIM Simulations South-Facing North-Facing Flat SLOPE 35 ASPECT 180 ASPECT 180 SITE-ELEVATION 2300 SITE_ISOHYET 50.8

MT-CLIM Simulations To Run MT-CLIM In Excel 2003 or earlier: Click on the Macro button in the bottom left-hand corner of the Excel Screen In Excel 2007: Click on Add-Ins, and Run MT-CLIM

Solar Radiation Calculation

Biome-BGC

Biome-BGC Framework Thornton, P. (1998) Regional ecosystem simulation: Combining surface and satellite-based observations to study linkages between terrestrial energy and mass budgets. Ph.D. Dissertation. The University of Montana, Missoula, MT. Original model code available at: http://www.ntsg.umt.edu/models/bgc/

Running the Simulation SIM_CONTROL DESC Missoula, MT 1950-1993 String Simulation Description OUTPUT_PREFIX miss5093.enf Prefix of output worksheets (extensions will automatically be appended) MET_WORKSHEET miss5093.met Meteorological data worksheet EPC_COLUMN enf Ecophysiological constants worksheet MET_YEARS 44 Integer Number of years of met. data in MET_WORKSHEET SIM_YEARS Number of years to simulate FIRST_SIM_YEAR 1950 First year of simulation MAX_SPINUP_YEARS 6000 Maximum number of spinup simulation years (IF SIM_TYPE > 0) PROGRESS TRUE Boolean Display progress information? SIM_TYPE 2 Simulation Type: 1 = Spinup, 0 = Normal, 2 = Spin and Go READ_RESTART true Read a restart worksheet? WRITE_RESTART false Write a restart worksheet? INPUT_RESTART_WORKSHEET miss5093.enf.restart

Running the Simulation

Biome-BGC Simulation To Run Biome-BGC In Excel 2003 or earlier: Click on the Biome-BGC Macro button in the bottom left-hand corner of the Excel Screen In Excel 2007: Click on Add-Ins, and Run BIOME-BGC

Missoula - Max LAI – Soil Depth = 1.0 m

Max LAI – Changing Soil Depth

Missoula – Larch, 1993

Missoula vs. Knoxville, 1993