Source code for sasktran2.constituent.vmraltitudeabsorber

from __future__ import annotations

import numpy as np

from sasktran2._core_rust import PyVMRAltitudeAbsorber
from sasktran2.atmosphere import Atmosphere
from sasktran2.optical.base import OpticalProperty

from .base import Constituent


[docs] class VMRAltitudeAbsorber(Constituent): _constituent: PyVMRAltitudeAbsorber
[docs] def __init__( self, optical_property: OpticalProperty, altitudes_m: np.array, vmr: np.array, out_of_bounds_mode: str = "zero", ) -> None: """ An atmospheric constituent that is specified through volume mixing ratio (VMR) on an altitude grid. The altitude grid need not match the global atmospheric grid, in the case they are different the VMRs will be linearly interpolated to the atmospheric grid locations. The constituent has an associated OpticalProperty that defines the absorption cross section as a function of wavelength. Parameters ---------- optical_property : OpticalProperty An object that provides absorption cross sections as a function of wavelength altitudes_m : np.array Altitudes in [m] that the VMR is specified on vmr : np.array Volume mixing ratio out_of_bounds_mode : str, optional One of ['zero', 'extend'], 'zero' will set the VMR to be 0 on any altitudes that are out of bounds. 'extend' will extend the last or first VMR value. By default 'zero' """ super().__init__() self._constituent = PyVMRAltitudeAbsorber( optical_property, altitudes_m.astype(np.float64), vmr.astype(np.float64), out_of_bounds_mode, ) self._temp = optical_property
@property def vmr(self): return self._constituent.vmr @vmr.setter def vmr(self, vmr: np.array): self._constituent.vmr = vmr @property def altitudes_m(self): return self._constituent.altitudes_m def add_to_atmosphere(self, atmo: Atmosphere): self._constituent.add_to_atmosphere(atmo) def register_derivative(self, atmo: Atmosphere, name: str): self._constituent.register_derivative(atmo, name)