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In this chapter the schemes for parameterizing processes |
Within this chapter, the MITgcm ``packages'' are described. |
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Initially, ``packages'' were conceived to group source code files |
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Some of these processes are sub-grid scale (SGS) phenomena, |
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other processes, such as open-boundaries, are external to the |
separate subdirectory (within \texttt{pkg}) and, usually, contained |
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source code for implimenting different physical parametizations. This |
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excluding parameterizations during the software build process. |
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Over time, package use increased. The number of packages has grown |
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including momentum schemes, I/O utilities, diagnostics, ``exchange'' |
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algorithms, and numerous other processes that have no direct |
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connection to any specific physical parameterizations. The following |
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