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Feb 8, 2024, 4:32:31 PM (10 months ago)
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jbclement
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Mars PCM:
Following r3203, initialization cases for subslopes parametrization in 1D have been settled: it can be done with 'nslope' in "run.def" or by using an appropriate "startfi.nc". Addition of error/warning messages for the different situations to be user-friendly.
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    r3207 r3208  
    44684468
    44694469== 07/02/2024 == JBC
    4470 - Addition of the possibility to use subslopes parametization in 1D. To do so, put 'nslope=x' in "run.def" where x (1, 3, 5 or 7) is the number of slopes you want to, or modify it in an appropriate "startfi.nc". Then, default subslopes definition and distribution are used by the model. The already existing case of using one slope whose inclination and orientation are defined in "run.def" is still possible.
     4470- Addition of the possibility to use subslopes parametrization in 1D. To do so, put 'nslope=x' in "run.def" where x (1, 3, 5 or 7) is the number of slopes you want to, or modify it in an appropriate "startfi.nc". Then, default subslopes definition and distribution are used by the model. The already existing case of using one slope whose inclination and orientation are defined in "run.def" is still possible.
    44714471- Some cleanings throughout the code, in particular related to unused variables.
    44724472
    … …  
    44764476== 08/02/2024 == JBC
    44774477Modification of r3200 for the 1D model: the 'CO2cond_ps' coefficient (now defined in "co2condens_mod.F") is applied not only to update the surface pressure but also all the tracers and the winds from now on. It is done in "physiq_mod.F" just after the call to 'co2condens'.
     4478
     4479== 08/02/2024 == JBC
     4480Following r3203, initialization cases for subslopes parametrization in 1D have been settled: it can be done with 'nslope' in "run.def" or by using an appropriate "startfi.nc". Addition of error/warning messages for the different situations to be user-friendly.
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