There are two categories of participant: existing CKD models with a fixed number of bands and spectral intervals, and CKD tools, which generate new CKD models with some control over the accuracy, efficiency (i.e. total number of spectral intervals) and range of applicability (e.g. gases treated and range of concentrations supported). The main purpose of CKDMIP is to evaluate and improve the way that CKD tools generate CKD models.
This page lists the participants so far...
CKD tools
| Name | Reference | Contact | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
SOCRATES: Suite Of Community Radiation codes based on Edwards and Slingo | James Manners (Met Office) | ||
| ecCKD: ECMWF Correlated K-Distribution tool | Hogan (2010) | Robin Hogan (ECMWF) | |
| ARTDECO: Atmospheric Radiative Transfer Database for Earth Climate Observation | Jérôme Riedi (LOA) | ||
| Penn State / Langley scheme | Kato et al. (1999) | Seiji Kato (NASA Langley) | |
| CMA scheme | Zhang et al. (2003) | Hua Zhang (CMA) |
CKD models
| Name | Reference | Contact | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| ecRad-RRTMG: Rapid Radiative Transfer Model for GCMs (ECMWF implementation) | Mlawer et al. (1997), Iacono et al. (2008), Hogan & Bozzo (2018) | Robin Hogan (ECMWF) | |
| RRTMGP: RRTM for GCM appliations - Parallel | Pincus et al. (2019) | Robert Pincus (U. Colorado) | |
| MODTRAN: Moderate resolution atmospheric transmission |