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This is an example 3D configuration for a glacier fjord using icefornt pkg. |
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This example simulates a glacier fjord of 500 m deep, 500 m long along the fjord, and 150 m |
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wide across the fjord. A tidewater glacier is terminated at the edge of the fjord, with a |
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vertical calving face of 150 m wide and 500 m high, in contact with sea water. A channel of |
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1-m high and 2-m wide exists at the bottom of the glacier, where freshwater at freezing point |
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flows to the ocean at the speed of 0.5 m/s. The channel is created using shelfice pkg, and |
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water T/S/V in the channel is prescribed using obcs pkg. Melt rate at the vertical ice face |
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is calculated using icefront pkg. |
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More details of this experiment are described in the paper: |
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(Xu et al.(2013), Subaqueous melting of Store Glacier, west Greenland from three-dimensional, |
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high-resolution numerical modeling and ocean observations. Geophys. Res. Lett., 40, |
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doi:10.1002/grl.50825.) |
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NOTE: Set dumpFreq in data or set negative frequency in data.diagnostic to get turbulence |
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snapshots in Fig.2a-f of Xu et al., (2013). |