Ben Bond-Lamberty

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icon company PNNL/UMD icon location College Park, MD, USA icon location Forest ecologist & carbon cycle scientist at @PNNLab , open data & R proponent, mentor, editor. I know how to do a blind hem stitch. He/him/his.

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Adjust potential NPP based on vegetation LUC losses (or gains)

Two other notes before I go offline for a while. 1. The old-new test is currently disabled, just so we can quickly and easily see if everything else passes. 2....

Adjust potential NPP based on vegetation LUC losses (or gains)

I took an exploratory look at keeping `f_lucv` and `f_lucd` around — see the `luc_option` branch. Making these fractions biome-specific, and allowing for two different behaviors (default proportional, but user...

Adjust potential NPP based on vegetation LUC losses (or gains)

@kdorheim ![new](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1956468/199006450-3e6a40f9-d8b8-4cce-bc01-bc30c108c6e3.png)

Adjust potential NPP based on vegetation LUC losses (or gains)

I don't know. Those NBP lines are pretty distressingly different.

[wip] fixing surface heat flux conversion in CLUBB (NCAR discovery)

Sorry for the delay @rljacob . We (BGC leads) will look and discuss this on Thursday, and then respond; but if there's any urgency please let me know and we...

[wip] fixing surface heat flux conversion in CLUBB (NCAR discovery)

Whoops sorry to have missed this @rljacob . See email.

[wip] fixing surface heat flux conversion in CLUBB (NCAR discovery)

@rljacob We are going ahead with the v2.1alpha tag without this PR; it's not related to the v2 BGC runs, which anyway are already well underway.

Update hector_terrestrial_c.svg

@kdorheim Thoughts?

Update hector_terrestrial_c.svg

🤔 good idea

Automating X number of ensemble runs with unique parameter values

FYI: you might be interested in @jk-brown 's ["matilda" R package](https://github.com/jgcri/matilda) that provides tools for conducting sensitivity and probabilistic analyses using Hector.