Thank you!

(I will probably work on this further (pushing repo, homepage etc.) around the time of the preprint.)

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• Name: sediment burst-coupling in NorESM
• System Name: burst-coupling
• Type: Software
• License: GNU General Public License V3 or later (The code has non-free dependencies. It will take time to clarify—and make free—all of this. I hope to be able to share my part already before all that has happened.)

Description:

This package contains the modified files of NorESM, especially the ocean biogeochemical component, necessary to execute long-term simulations of NorESM, the Norwegian Earth System Model, in a computationally reaonable time. In this the sediment is repeatedly decoupled and coupled to the ocean model (HAMOCC/MICOM). Through this, the ocean (seawater and sediment) is brought into a steady state.

http://klimato.org/pub/sediment_code-0.9.2.tar.gz

Other Software Required:

• The NorESM framework, which should be that of CESM1.1 (using CIME);
• a Fortran compiler.

Though standard Fortran 95/2003 is used (or so it is intended), it has only been compiled in its completeness (i.e. together with NorESM) with the proprietary Intel compiler (ifort).

Other Comments:

As of yet the model is not free software in its entirety. I keep on arguing at my university and our partners for that. It's a slow process, mostly because people need to be educated about free software.

I will publish a preprint of the corresponding study quite soon, so it will be useful to share the code (and development history) by that time.