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CMEM (

Copyright © ECMWF) is a Fortran90 software package. It has been tested with pgf90, gfortran and ifc fortran compilers. It includes 47 subroutines and 9880 lines2006-2020 ECMWF.

This software is licensed under the terms of the Apache License Version 2.0
which can be obtained at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.

In applying this license, ECMWF does not waive the privileges and immunities granted to it by
virtue of its status as an intergovernmental organization nor does it submit to any jurisdiction.

Download CMEM:

When you download CMEM, please keep us informed, by sending us an e-mail (see contact). You will then be added to the CMEM users diffusion list and we will keep you informed of any modifications, bug reports and new version of the code.

Current version (10 May 2012):

Download CMEM version 4.1 (Patches for cmem_soil.F90 and cmem_init.F90)

Characteristics of this new tag and difference with previous version.

Bug report on cmem v4.1 (2 reported bugs) 

 Patch cmem v4.1 to enable multi-layer (Wilheit) with netcdf and grib api IO

 

cmem_v6.1.tar.gz  CMEM version 6.1 (released May 2020)


Old version

cmem_v6.0.tar.gz :  CMEM version 6.0 (released January 2020)

cmem_v5.1.tar.gz :  CMEM version 5.1 (Developed 2014-2015, released July 2015)

To get previous To get grevious versions please contact ECMWF (see CMEM contact page).


CMEM

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CMEM Input/Output are coded in a modular way, so that the user can choose either ASCII, GRIB or NETCDF I/O format. For any of these I/O type, CMEM is flexible with automatic detection of the Input files sizes. See the description the description of CMEM I/O and Modelling Platform decriptioninput/output .

A test data set for CMEM v.6.0 is provided, including input/Output in the three formats (grib, acsii, netcdf). It is compatible since cmem 1.3. Output files are obtained with CMEM v4.0.

Note that for grib input/output you can use either GRIB API encoding ('gribapi' option, which is the default in cmem v2.1) or GRIBEX encoding ('gribex' option which was the default option until cmem_v1.3, named 'grib' at this stage).

Frequently Asked Questions

 

 

CMEM Users

NameInstituteCountry
Mahdi AllahmoradiDepartment of Civil and Environmental Engineering The University of MelbourneAustralia
Anais Barella OrtisLaboratoire de Météorologie DynamiqueParis
Simone Bircher Technical University of DenmarkDenmark
Jean-Christophe Calvet CNRM/Météo-FranceFrance
Marco Carrera Environment CanadaCanada
Chasmita Chaurasia Space Applications Centre ISROIndia
Gabrielle De LannoyNASA GSFCUSA
Thomas Holmes USDAUS
Binghao JiaLASG, Institute of Atmospheric Physics # Chinese Academy of Sciences, BeijingChina
Thomas Kaminski FastOptHamburg, Germany
Yann Kerr Centre d'Etudes Spatiales de la BIOsphère (CESBIO)France
Seungbum KimNASA GSFCUSA
Chen LiangInstitute of Remote SensingChina
Hans LievensLaboratory of Hydrology and Water ManagementBelgium
Alexander LöwUniversity of Munich (LMU)Germany
Qifeng LuNational Satellite Meteorological Center, China Meteorological AdminstrationChina
Chunfeng MaLaboratory of Remote Sensing and Geospatial Science; Chinese Academy of SciencesChina
Wojciech Marczewski Space Research Center PAS, WarsawPoland
Maheshwari Neelam Texas AM UniversityUSA
Valentijn PauwelsLaboratory of Hydrology and Water ManagementBelgium
Jan PolcherLMD/CNRS, currently at Institut Català de Ciències del Clima (IC3)Spain
Jayesh P. Pabari Physical Research LaboratoryIndia
Yubao QiuCenter for Earth Observation and Digital Earth Chinese Academy of SciencesChina
Luigi RenzulloCSIRO Land and WaterAustralia
Sandra SlowinskaInstitute of Technology and Life Sciences, BydgoszczPoland
Ewa SlowinskaSpace Research Center PAS, WarsawPoland
Jan SlowinskiSpace Research Center PAS, WarsawPoland
Z. (Bob) Su International Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation (ITC)The Netherlands
Yudong TianNASA GSFCUSA
Han XujunLaboratory of Remote Sensing and Geospatial Science; Chinese Academy of SciencesChina
Eric Wood Princeton UniversityUSA
Long Zhao Institute of Tibetan Plateau Research, Chinese Academy of SciencesChina

If you are CMEM users and are not in this list just let us know by email so that the CMEM's users list will be updated.

Citing CMEM

CMEM is an ECMWF copyrighted code (Copyright © ECMWF)

We request that you acknowledge the use of CMEM in any publication or report using CMEM. Please refer to one of the citations below. You can also refer to the web page for further information.
We also request that you send us one reprint of any publication that cites the use of CMEM. This helps us to determine the level of use and range of applications of the model we distribute. Thank you.

Holmes, T., M. Drusch, J.-P. Wigneron, S. Lafont, and R. de Jeu, 2008: A global simulation of microwave emission: Error structures based on output from ECMWF's operational Integrated Forecast System, Vol 46(3), pp 846-856 SMOS special issue IEEE Trans. Geosc. Rem. Sens.

Drusch, M., T. Holmes, P. de Rosnay and G. Balsamo, 2009: Comparing ERA-40 based L-band brightness temperatures with Skylab observations: A calibration / validation study using the Community Microwave Emission Model, Vol 10, DOI: 10.1175/2008JHM964.1, J. Hydromet.

de Rosnay P., M. Drusch, A. Boone, G. Balsamo, B. Decharme, P. Harris, Y. Kerr, T. Pellarin, J. Polcher and J.-P. Wigneron, "The AMMA Land Surface Model Intercomparison Experiment coupled to the Community Microwave Emission Model: ALMIP-MEM", J. Geophys. Res., Vol 114, doi:10.1029/2008JD010724, 2009

 

io_sample_v6.1.tar.gz   :Test data for CMEM version 6.1 (May 2020)


CMEM How to compile

CMEMCommunity Microwave Emission Modelling Platform (CMEM): http://www.ecmwf.int/research/data_assimilation/land_surface/cmem/cmem_index.html