<p>Is there anybody who has run WRF-chem with <code>chem_opt=16</code> successfully to simulate the green house gases? According to the User guide, it can be done in this way. But the detail is vague. Even the <code>auxinput15_inname</code>, which is the format of input file, could not found explanation.</p>

<p>Hence, any body can give me advice? If possible, a <code>namelist.input</code> may be great helpful.</p>

<p>=============================update 2018.03.22============================</p>

<p>I still don't konw about the auxinput15.</p>

<p>BUT, in my case, I use  <code>auxinput5_inname='wrfchemi_d&lt;domain&gt;_&lt;date&gt;'</code>  for anthropogenic CO2 emission, and the other option about CO2 is set <code>16</code>.</p>

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2018-03-14T16:58:10.293Z
probably a question better suited for http://forum.wrfforum.com/
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@farrenthorpe maybe you should stick to links redirecting you to another SE site, rather than a random site.
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What is the general procedure to run WRF-chem with chen_opt=16
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# What is the general procedure to run WRF-chem with chen_opt=16

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-03-14)

Is there anybody who has run WRF-chem with `chem_opt=16` successfully to simulate the green house gases? According to the User guide, it can be done in this way. But the detail is vague. Even the `auxinput15_inname`, which is the format of input file, could not found explanation.

Hence, any body can give me advice? If possible, a `namelist.input` may be great helpful.

=============================update 2018.03.22============================

I still don't konw about the auxinput15.

BUT, in my case, I use `auxinput5_inname='wrfchemi_d<domain>_<date>'` for anthropogenic CO2 emission, and the other option about CO2 is set `16`.

**Tags:** climate-change, wrf, wrf-chem

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: probably a question better suited for http://forum.wrfforum.com/  
> **username_2**: @farrenthorpe maybe you should stick to links redirecting you to another SE site, rather than a random site.  

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