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Interpolating a global model (e.g., GLAD-M25) onto a depth cut-off, regional mesh #810

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lsawade opened this issue Dec 21, 2022 · 2 comments

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lsawade commented Dec 21, 2022

Hi everyone,

I'm opening this as an issue, but I'm going to take this on as work if it is not already implemented/easy for @danielpeter to fix.

We have

A regional 1-chunk model that we use for regional simulations. The model was created using the "all-the-way-to-the-core" mesh and not the new regional depth cutoff method.

We want

A regional 1-chunk model for lower cost simulations that is cutoff and based on the original model.

We tried

Using interpolate_model_adios. But it failed because the new topology does not have outer and inner core meshes.


Probable Solution

There is probably just a flag missing that if the new mesh databases does not contain inner-core/outer-core, don't interpolate there.

@lsawade lsawade changed the title Interpolating a global model (e.g., GLAD-M25) onto a cutoff mesh regional mesh Interpolating a global model (e.g., GLAD-M25) onto a cutoff regional mesh Jan 5, 2023
@lsawade lsawade changed the title Interpolating a global model (e.g., GLAD-M25) onto a cutoff regional mesh Interpolating a global model (e.g., GLAD-M25) onto a depth cut-off, regional mesh Jan 5, 2023
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addressed by PR #820

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lsawade commented Apr 25, 2023

You are on fire! So many add-ons recently! That's amazing!

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