This is a description of how the land use forcing was implemented for simulations presented in (Stocker et al., 2017)[https://www.pnas.org/content/114/7/1492]. This may serve as a guide for implementations in other models targeted for the Landcover6K simulations.
Four different time-varying input variables have to be provided, covering all time steps (12 ka BP - present) and are given as maps (gridded field for longitude and latitude). All preparation steps are done at a spatial resolution of 1 degree.
crop
in file data/landuse_hyde32_baseline_pastcorr_lpjgr.nc
past
in file data/landuse_hyde32_baseline_pastcorr_lpjgr.nc
PERM
in file data/perm_lpjgr_holoLU2.nc
aharv
in file data/harvest_hurtt_byarea_v2_lpjgr_backby_hyde32_baseline.nc
This describes how the LPX land use forcing files are created - from original HYDE and KK10 files to final forcing files.
In summary, the following steps have to be repeated for each added scenario (given original files in NetCDF at any resolution)
source('prepare_harvest_holoLU2.R’)
done only for hyde32_upper
source('regrid_landuse_holoLU2.R')
source(‘regrid_shiftcult_holoLU2.R')
source(‘remove_fopen_holoLU2.R')
To be completed: I will add a brief description of what went into creating the forcing files and how exactly they were created.One additional, temporally constant input variables, also given as maps, has to be provided:
SUIT
in file land_suit_sage_lpjgr.nc
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