[MITgcm-devel] seaice growth

[Dimitris Menemenlis]

Ian, I had a brief chat with Martin about your seaice thermodynamics code this 
morning.  If you want your code to be supported on an ongoing basis, as the 
MITgcm code evolves, then you need to include it in the "main" CVS trunk, 
preferably as a replacement option for the existing seaice_growth.F, and to 
include one additional test in verification/lab_sea or elsewhere, that exercises 
this option so that other MITgcm developers know when their changes break your 
code.  In the longer term, the objective would be to altogether move away from 
Hibler's zero-layer thermodynamics.  D.

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