Add the option to output the consolidated ice fraction #642
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This adds the consolidated ice fraction (aka thick ice concentration aka M_conc) to the moorings outputs. The point with this is to allow us to send this as a coupling variable, instead of the total ice concentration.
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@HR-polar did this go anywhere in the end? It can still be merged, even if you didn't use it. We may find use for it later. |
tdcwilliams
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Jan 3, 2025
| @@ -225,6 +225,7 @@ class GridOutput | |||
| fwflux_ice = 908, | |||
| tauwix = 909, | |||
| tauwiy = 910, | |||
| conc_cons = 911, | |||
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perhaps double check this number is not out of date
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This adds the consolidated ice fraction (aka thick ice concentration aka M_conc) to the moorings outputs. The point with this is to allow us to send this as a coupling variable, instead of the total ice concentration.