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Revision bcddb74a015b2762c36ac26bd99bacbb07851722 authored by Eh Tan on 07 November 2008, 23:32:20 UTC, committed by Eh Tan on 07 November 2008, 23:32:20 UTC
* Read all parameters related to initial temperature regardless which tic_method is used. This will make the life easier when adding new tic_method. * Fixed a bug in 'tic_method=0' for regional model. The bug causes that the sinosoidal temperature perturbation is applied at 0th processor only. * Fixed a bug in 'tic_method=1' for regional model. 'tic_method=1' should generate a top TBL according to the input parameter 'half_space_age'. However, the code effectively multiply 25x to the age. Cookbook6 is using this tic_method, so its half_space_age needs to become 2500 to get the original temperature. * In 'tic_method=2', compute distance in Cartesian coordinate, instead of spherical coordinate. * Refactoring codes for temperature initial conditions. * Merged regional_construct_tic_from_input() and full_construct_tic_from_input() to construct_tic_from_input().
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Tip revision: bcddb74a015b2762c36ac26bd99bacbb07851722 authored by Eh Tan on 07 November 2008, 23:32:20 UTC
* Reserved 'tic_method=100' for user-defined initial temperature.
* Reserved 'tic_method=100' for user-defined initial temperature.
Tip revision: bcddb74
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