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This should address https://github.com/orgs/JGCRI/projects/7?pane=issue&itemId=72654984&issue=JGCRI%7CHector_H2_Project%7C4, implement the indirect effects of H2 emissions on trop O3 burden.

@@ -62,6 +62,11 @@ void OzoneComponent::init(Core *coreptr) {
core->registerInput(D_EMISSIONS_CO, getComponentName());
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@bpbond before I wrap up the changes for this PR I do have a question, looking at the src/o3_component.cpp

  // Register the emissions we accept (note that OH component also
  // accepts these.  That's ok
  core->registerInput(D_EMISSIONS_CO, getComponentName());
  core->registerInput(D_EMISSIONS_NMVOC, getComponentName());
  core->registerInput(D_EMISSIONS_NOX, getComponentName());
  core->registerInput(D_EMISSIONS_H2, getComponentName());

which makes me think that we can also read in the H2 emissions a second time here? Is that how we want to do this? Or should these emissions be passed as a dependency from the OH component?

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@kdorheim No, I agree, it seems cleanest to have it as a direct input here too.

That surprises me a little! I didn't realize (or forgot) the model could route inputs to multiple components.

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So leave it as is?

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That's my vote, yes

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Sorry for the delay!

@@ -82,6 +82,7 @@ enum unit_types {
U_TG_NMVOC,
U_TG_H2,
U_DU_O3,
U_DU_O3_TG,
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What's the unit here, exactly? Might be worth an explanatory comment.

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Is it O3 Dobson Units per Tg emissions (in this case it is H2 emissions)

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That's pretty esoteric :) -- anyway, my suggestion is just to make sure an explanation is easily findable by readers

unitval current_ch4 = core->sendMessage(M_GETDATA, D_CH4_CONC, runToDate);

O3.set(runToDate,
unitval((5 * log(current_ch4)) + (0.125 * current_nox) +
(0.0011 * current_co) + (0.0033 * current_nmvoc),
U_DU_O3));
(0.0011 * current_co) + (0.0033 * current_nmvoc) +
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Is there documentation on the source of these coefficients?

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are you talking about the 0.0011, 0.0033, 0.125, and 5?

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Sorry, yes

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Gah! sorry I forgot to finish my reply! So those coefficients came from our implementation of Tanaka 2007 from Wigley 2002. But long story is that there is an implementation problem (similar to what happened with the methane lifetime wrt OH equation) so these coefficients might need to be changed

Tanaka, K., Kriegler, E., Bruckner, T., Hooss, G., Knorr, W., & Raddatz, T. (2007). Aggregated carbon cycle, atmospheric chemistry, and climate model (ACC2). Reports on Earth Systems Science, 40. https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Aggregated-Carbon-cycle%2C-atmospheric-chemistry-and-Tanaka-Kriegler/78a873db5b1d1410a68165f1fdf1873beba4e6db

Wigley, T. M. L., Smith, S. J., & Prather, M. J. (2002). Radiative Forcing Due to Reactive Gas Emissions. Journal of Climate, 15, 2690–2696. https://doi.org/10.1175/1520-0442(2002)015<2690:RFDTRG>2.0.CO;2

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Thanks for the extra detail @kdorheim

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