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Dec 11, 2014 | |
6 years 1 month | Creating a branch of dev for preferential flow implementation |
Commit 704, by Nander Wever | |
Dec 5, 2014 | |
6 years 1 month | Improved documentation (a reference has been added) and properly setting the Hdata_ind for lwi computed with only one slope (this was missing and creating trouble for the database) |
Commit 703, by Mathias Bavay | |
Nov 12, 2014 | |
6 years 2 months | Solving an issue that when sw_mode == "BOTH", ISWR and RSWR were set to 0 when either one was missing. This is a rather inconvenient approach. This commit uses the parameterized albedo instead. |
Commit 702, by Nander Wever | |
Oct 24, 2014 | |
6 years 3 months | Deleting an unenecessary cout and a typo |
Commit 701, by Charles Fierz | |
6 years 3 months | Further improvements to CaaMLIO |
Commit 700, by Adrien Gaudard | |
Oct 23, 2014 | |
6 years 3 months | Another version of xmlGetData has been implemented for "int". The FOREST_FLOR_ALBEDO key is now properly handled with a default value... |
Commit 699, by Mathias Bavay | |
Oct 21, 2014 | |
6 years 3 months | Some headers are now only included from the .cc. A new method has been created to get the data from the xml. |
Commit 698, by Mathias Bavay | |
6 years 3 months | More default values for Canopy, it should now be possible to run with Canopy without providing any extra keys |
Commit 697, by Mathias Bavay | |
6 years 3 months | Utils: improvements to function for unit conversion DataClasses: correction of a mistake in a comment CaaMLIO: first working version for reading/writing caaml (xml) files |
Commit 696, by Adrien Gaudard | |
Oct 17, 2014 | |
6 years 3 months | Renamed HTRUNKS as QStrunks (a little clearer for a sensible heat flux) |
Commit 695, by Mathias Bavay | |
Oct 13, 2014 | |
6 years 3 months | Integrating the two layers Canopy model. Now the new keys are in SnowpackAdvanced and are handled like any other key with a default value, the .met files have been reverted (in order to avoid breaking existing applications) and the indentation fixed |
Commit 694, by Mathias Bavay | |
6 years 3 months | The special assignment operator "=" does not seem to be necessary for ElementData and NodeData, so remove it again from the code (introduced by commit 691). Related to the element-splitting code. |
Commit 693, by Nander Wever | |
Oct 10, 2014 | |
6 years 3 months | Some afterthoughts for commit 691. |
Commit 692, by Nander Wever | |
6 years 3 months | Implementation of a mechanism to reduce the number of elements deeper in the snowpack, and splitting the elements again when they come closer to the surface. Of interest for simulations with Glaciers or deep firn, to reduce the computational load. Ac |
Commit 691, by Nander Wever | |
6 years 3 months | Putting back a previous commit that was deleted by either the moving around of source files, or someone committing an old version of Snowpack.cc??? |
Commit 690, by Nander Wever | |
Oct 8, 2014 | |
6 years 3 months | 2-layer canopy model, litter albedo and mixed precipitations. Main change for the user : add CanopyBasalArea=xxx -default value : 0.004 - in the .snoold file after the CanopyLeafAreaIndex specification |
Commit 689, by Isabelle igouttevin | |
6 years 3 months | Allowing to specify the lower boundary condition for Richards equation in the ini file, using the key LB_COND_WATERFLUX. Implemented choices are: WATERTABLE (recommended), FREEDRAINAGE (recommended and default), DIRICHLET, GRAVITATIONALDRAINAGE and S |
Commit 688, by Nander Wever | |
Oct 7, 2014 | |
6 years 3 months | porting stable commit 686 (svn version on Windows) |
Commit 687, by Mathias Bavay | |
6 years 3 months | Allowing the svn version to be used also on Windows |
Commit 686, by Mathias Bavay | |
6 years 3 months | The problem of snow surface temperatures above 0 degC is very present and visible, but the opposite may very, very rarely also occur: cooling wet snow elements may get a surface temperature below 0 degC, altough the element itself doesn't undergo pha |
Commit 685, by Nander Wever |