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These identifiers correspond to variables that can be read from the ocean component using the GETDATA message type.

Usage

OCEAN_UPTAKE()

OCEAN_C()

OCEAN_C_HL()

OCEAN_C_LL()

OCEAN_C_ML()

OCEAN_C_IO()

OCEAN_C_DO()

OCEAN_PREIND_C_SURF()

OCEAN_PREIND_C_ID()

TT()

TU()

TWI()

TID()

PH_HL()

PH_LL()

PH()

HL_OCEAN_UPTAKE()

LL_OCEAN_UPTAKE()

PCO2_HL()

PCO2_LL()

PCO2()

DIC_HL()

DIC()

DIC_LL()

SST_HL()

SST_LL()

CO3_LL()

CO3_HL()

CO3()

Functions

  • OCEAN_UPTAKE(): Atmosphere-ocean carbon flux

  • OCEAN_C(): Ocean total carbon pool

  • OCEAN_C_HL(): Ocean surface high-latitude carbon pool

  • OCEAN_C_LL(): Ocean surface low-latitude carbon pool

  • OCEAN_C_ML(): Ocean surface or mixed layer carbon pool

  • OCEAN_C_IO(): Intermediate ocean carbon pool

  • OCEAN_C_DO(): Deep ocean carbon pool

  • OCEAN_PREIND_C_SURF(): Preindustrial surface ocean carbon pool

  • OCEAN_PREIND_C_ID(): Preindustrial intermediate+deep ocean carbon pool

  • TT(): Thermohaline overturning

  • TU(): High-latitude overturning

  • TWI(): Warm-intermediate exchange

  • TID(): Intermediate-deep exchange

  • PH_HL(): High-latitude pH

  • PH_LL(): Low-latitude pH

  • PH(): Ocean surface pH

  • HL_OCEAN_UPTAKE(): Atmosphere-ocean carbon flux, high-latitude

  • LL_OCEAN_UPTAKE(): Atmosphere-ocean carbon flux, low-latitude

  • PCO2_HL(): Partial pressure of CO2, high-latitude

  • PCO2_LL(): Partial pressure of CO2, low-latitude

  • PCO2(): Ocean surface partial pressure of CO2

  • DIC_HL(): Dissolved inorganic carbon, high-latitude

  • DIC(): Ocean surface dissolved inorganic carbon

  • DIC_LL(): Dissolved inorganic carbon, low-latitude

  • SST_HL(): Absolute ocean surface temperature, high-latitude (deg C)

  • SST_LL(): Absolute ocean surface temperature, low-latitude (deg C)

  • CO3_LL(): Carbonate concentration, low-latitude

  • CO3_HL(): Carbonate concentration, high-latitude

  • CO3(): Ocean surface carbonate concentration

Note

Because these identifiers are provided as #define macros in the hector code, these identifiers are provided in the R interface as functions. Therefore, these objects must be called to use them; e.g., GETDATA() instead of the more natural looking GETDATA.