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Add river forcing with adjustable depth range condition for user-set diffusivity in MOM6 #1625

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Subrat-Kumar-Mallick
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The modification made here enhance control over diffusivity setting in MOM6. By incorporating river forcing and an adjustable depth range condition in the user_change_diffusivity.F90 file, user can now fine-tune diffusivity parameters based on specific depth ranges and runoff values, improving the model's accuracy in simulating oceanic processes affected by external forcing near the river mouth.

Diffusivity adjustments are confined to a specified depth range, focussing effects where river runoff predominantly influences ocean stratification and vertical mixing.
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Hi @Subrat-Kumar-Mallick, do you know if COAPS has its own fork to direct PRs to the main branch? That is how it is supposed to work, although I believe we have taken PRs directly from @abozec in the past, so perhaps we can do the same here.

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abozec commented May 8, 2024

Hi @marshallward, no we don't have a special fork at COAPS, since it is usually me or @awallcraft doing the PRs...

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After talking with @abozec, we decided that it might be easier to handle this (and perhaps future COAPS PRs) through the NOAA-GFDL fork, and to address some of the specific issues when @Subrat-Kumar-Mallick becomes available to work on them.

Closing this for now, but we will certainly revisit this one soon.

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Hi @marshallward, thank you for the response and discussion regarding my pull request.
I understand and respect the decision to handle this and future COAPS pull requests through the NOAA-GFDL fork.
Given this I would like to withdraw my current pull request.

Thank you for your understanding and consideration.

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