Updates for stochastic GM+E #80
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Added declarations of `gamma_o` and `gamma_e`
This commit merges my changes with the latest noaa-psl version.
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We need to pass both the "T" and "B" grid point locations to init_stochastic_physics_ocn. SPPT and ePBL need the t-points. |
This commit updates the code so that the random patterns for stochastic ePBL and SPPT are on the T points while the random pattern for SKEB is on the B points (tracer cell corners). This changes the API, so MOM6 code will need to be updated.
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The code is updated to allow SPPT and ePBL to use the T points while SKEB uses the B points. Should I mark this as ready for review? |
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This PR includes contributions from @pjpegion and @nniraj123. It updates the package to make it work with the Stochastic GM+E parameterization in MOM6, described here.