wave-ice coupling decreases runtime #1242
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Are any of your settings in the ww3_grid file different with and without coupling? For evaluation of inner vs outer loop coupling, I've found the low resolution meshes in the ufs-weather-model are insufficient to get a good idea on impact. I do not know how much the regression tests have been load-balanced. At the moment I do not know of any one in the wave team who has availability to dig into this further unfortunately due to other high priority tasks. |
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Thanks @JessicaMeixner-NOAA! I forgot that we changed the number of wave frequencies and directions...
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A curious result of switching wave-ice coupling on (in ufs-weather-model regression testing) is that the wave model is noticeably ~2x faster for otherwise same configuration. This is consistent on Hera and Derecho.
Example summary ESMF profiles for 14 d coupled simulations are attached for wavice_off.ESMF_Profile.summary and wavice_on.ESMF_Profile.summary, particularly
Note that the ICE RunPhase takes longer with wave-ice coupling (418 s vs. 327 s), which is what I expected for waves although perhaps not as substantially.
This ufs-weather-model branch can be used to reproduce by running
rt.sh -a ACCT -e -k -l my_rt.conf
where my_rt.conf isEspecially to evaluate the performance of inner vs. outer loop run sequence and enabling wave-ice coupling, we would like to understand this better. Any ideas/suggestions are most welcome. A caveat is that I don't know how much has been done to load balance these regression testing configurations @JessicaMeixner-NOAA @DeniseWorthen @junwang-noaa
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