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New wave attenuation capability and now pass sea-ice thickness to ww3 #15
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…ling frequency to check if 'receive' coupling exchanges need to take place fail, resulting in an infinite loop causing the integration between time zero and the first time step to repeat indefinitely. This check needs to be rewritten, which fixes also issue NOAA-EMC#816 in a simpler way. (NOAA-EMC#999)
…ange UST scale factor (NOAA-EMC#1050)
…ile instead of inp file (NOAA-EMC#1070)
…n binary and ascii format using switch ASCII. (NOAA-EMC#1089)
…efined in w3odatmd (size=15). Also, defined unit numbers for NDS(14) and NDS(15). (NOAA-EMC#1098)
… DIA in NL1 or NL2. (NOAA-EMC#1083)
…ST4 code (NOAA-EMC#1124) Co-authored-by: Fabrice Ardhuin <fabrice.ardhuin@ifremer.fr>
…nto feature/rename_ww3dev
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Rename ww3dev to ww3 and also pass sea-ice thickness to ww3
New wave attenuation capability and now pass sea-ice thickness to ww3
Aug 20, 2024
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This looks okay. Some notes:
- About 90+% of the Fortran changes are documentation. Most of the rest are
#ifdef W3_ASCII
which we do not use. - There are some communication changes marked
#ifdef W3_MPI
does NorESM use that? - Some of the documentation is of the form, I suppose it is okay to use the code as long as the copyright is preserved. The trademark (all caps) should be respected in publications:
!> @copyright Copyright 2009-2022 National Weather Service (NWS),
!> National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. All rights
!> reserved. WAVEWATCH III is a trademark of the NWS.
!> No unauthorized use without permission.
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New wave attenuation capability and now pass sea-ice thickness to ww3
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New wave attenuation and pass sea-ice thickness to www3
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