[MITgcm-devel] seaice growth

[Patrick Heimbach]

Hi Ian,

we (you, me, maybe J.M.) will have a look at it here.

-p.

On Dec 5, 2007, at 2:28 PM, Ian G. Fenty wrote:

> All,
> It is my recollection that JM agreed to do the integration of the  
> my seaice codes since he has more experience with the standards and  
> traditions of the gcm.  In terms of integrating it myself, alas I  
> did try at one point to use my codes in a gcm trunk version circa  
> September, but failed -- the trunk had evolved too far for my naive  
> integration approach.  If anyone else would like to try, I'd  
> provide whatever support and interpretation of my code that I could.
> Regards,
> Ian
>
>
>
> Dimitris Menemenlis wrote:
>> 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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