mozbc chemical boundary conditions do not seem to be applied

Hello:
The mozbc utility developed by NCAR implements MOZART GTCM chemistry and aerosol boundary and initial conditions. My model domain is over 40 W-25E and 20N-20S. I have attached a picture of WRF-Chem carbon monoxide output which should unrealistically low mixing ratios of CO on the extremities of the model domain.
I have emailed Stacy Walters at NCAR but wondering if anyone was familiar with this issue and how to resolve it.
I am using the chem_opt=301 which is GOCART aerosols and RACM chemistry.
In my WRF-Chem namelist have_bcs_chem = 1. I am thinking that this indicates bc's are being applied. Are there any other chem namelist parameters I need to pay attention to.
My mozbc input for GOCART is the following:
&control
do_bc = .true.
do_ic = .true.
domain = 1
dir_wrf = '/scratch1/jwsmith/get_int_wps_testjws/'
dir_moz = '/data/jwsmith/MOZART/'
fn_moz = 'mozart4geos5-20140707131233409239.nc'
spc_map = 'BC1 -> .4143*CB1;1.e9', 'BC2 -> .4143*CB2;1.e9',
'OC1 -> .4143*OC1;1.e9', 'OC2 -> .4143*OC2;1.e9',
'DUST_1 -> 1.1738*[DUST1];1.e9', 'DUST_2 -> .939*[DUST2];1.e9',
'DUST_3 -> .2348*[DUST2]+.939*[DUST3];1.e9',
'DUST_4 -> .2348*[DUST3]+.5869*[DUST4];1.e9', 'DUST_5 -> .5869*[DUST4];1.e9',
'SEAS_1 -> 2.*SA1;1.e9', 'SEAS_2 -> 2.*SA2;1.e9',
'SEAS_3 -> 2.*SA3;1.e9', 'SEAS_4 -> 2.*SA4;1.e9'
For RACM:
&control
do_bc = .true.
do_ic = .true.
domain = 1
dir_wrf = '/scratch1/jwsmith/get_int_wps_testjws/'
dir_moz = '/data/jwsmith/MOZART/'
fn_moz = 'mozart4geos5-20140707131233409239.nc'
spc_map = 'co -> CO',
'o3 -> O3',
'so2 -> SO2',
'no -> NO',
'no2 -> NO2',
'h2o2 -> H2O2',
'no3 -> NO3',
'n2o5 -> N2O5',
'hno3 -> HNO3',
'nh3 -> NH3',
'hcho -> CH2O',
'pan -> PAN',
'tpan -> MPAN',
'tol -> .75*TOLUENE',
'xyl -> .25*TOLUENE',
'hno4 -> HO2NO2',
'eth -> C2H6',
'hc3 -> C3H8',
'hc5 -> BIGALK',
'iso -> ISOP',
'macr -> MACR',
'ald -> GLYALD+CH3CHO',
'ket -> CH3COCH3',
'mgly -> CH3COCHO',
'hket -> HYAC',
'csl -> CRESOL',
'ete -> C2H4',
'olt -> C3H6+MVK+0.5*BIGENE',
'oli -> .5*BIGENE',
'paa -> CH3COOOH',
'onit -> ONIT+ONITR',
'ora2 -> CH3COOH',
'op1 -> CH3OOH',
'ch4 -> CH4',
'sulf -> SO4;0.30173e6'
/
Please let me know if you all have found solutions.
The mozbc utility developed by NCAR implements MOZART GTCM chemistry and aerosol boundary and initial conditions. My model domain is over 40 W-25E and 20N-20S. I have attached a picture of WRF-Chem carbon monoxide output which should unrealistically low mixing ratios of CO on the extremities of the model domain.
I have emailed Stacy Walters at NCAR but wondering if anyone was familiar with this issue and how to resolve it.
I am using the chem_opt=301 which is GOCART aerosols and RACM chemistry.
In my WRF-Chem namelist have_bcs_chem = 1. I am thinking that this indicates bc's are being applied. Are there any other chem namelist parameters I need to pay attention to.
My mozbc input for GOCART is the following:
&control
do_bc = .true.
do_ic = .true.
domain = 1
dir_wrf = '/scratch1/jwsmith/get_int_wps_testjws/'
dir_moz = '/data/jwsmith/MOZART/'
fn_moz = 'mozart4geos5-20140707131233409239.nc'
spc_map = 'BC1 -> .4143*CB1;1.e9', 'BC2 -> .4143*CB2;1.e9',
'OC1 -> .4143*OC1;1.e9', 'OC2 -> .4143*OC2;1.e9',
'DUST_1 -> 1.1738*[DUST1];1.e9', 'DUST_2 -> .939*[DUST2];1.e9',
'DUST_3 -> .2348*[DUST2]+.939*[DUST3];1.e9',
'DUST_4 -> .2348*[DUST3]+.5869*[DUST4];1.e9', 'DUST_5 -> .5869*[DUST4];1.e9',
'SEAS_1 -> 2.*SA1;1.e9', 'SEAS_2 -> 2.*SA2;1.e9',
'SEAS_3 -> 2.*SA3;1.e9', 'SEAS_4 -> 2.*SA4;1.e9'
For RACM:
&control
do_bc = .true.
do_ic = .true.
domain = 1
dir_wrf = '/scratch1/jwsmith/get_int_wps_testjws/'
dir_moz = '/data/jwsmith/MOZART/'
fn_moz = 'mozart4geos5-20140707131233409239.nc'
spc_map = 'co -> CO',
'o3 -> O3',
'so2 -> SO2',
'no -> NO',
'no2 -> NO2',
'h2o2 -> H2O2',
'no3 -> NO3',
'n2o5 -> N2O5',
'hno3 -> HNO3',
'nh3 -> NH3',
'hcho -> CH2O',
'pan -> PAN',
'tpan -> MPAN',
'tol -> .75*TOLUENE',
'xyl -> .25*TOLUENE',
'hno4 -> HO2NO2',
'eth -> C2H6',
'hc3 -> C3H8',
'hc5 -> BIGALK',
'iso -> ISOP',
'macr -> MACR',
'ald -> GLYALD+CH3CHO',
'ket -> CH3COCH3',
'mgly -> CH3COCHO',
'hket -> HYAC',
'csl -> CRESOL',
'ete -> C2H4',
'olt -> C3H6+MVK+0.5*BIGENE',
'oli -> .5*BIGENE',
'paa -> CH3COOOH',
'onit -> ONIT+ONITR',
'ora2 -> CH3COOH',
'op1 -> CH3OOH',
'ch4 -> CH4',
'sulf -> SO4;0.30173e6'
/
Please let me know if you all have found solutions.