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Revise layer distribution. #58

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erwin-mulder opened this issue Dec 5, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #59
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Revise layer distribution. #58

erwin-mulder opened this issue Dec 5, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #59
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After discussions with stakeholders, we need to revise the layer distribution somewhat:

  • salinity should NOT use the vertical profiles (in input AND output)
  • integration of the layer quantities should strictly use positive or negative part of the profile, so we have to integrate exactly up to or from the zero point of the profile.
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erwin-mulder commented Dec 10, 2024

Additional issues:

  1. Currently water volumes are communicated to ZSF only for the 'from' laterals. This is not correct, for distribution we need to use the 'to' volumes instead.
  • add communication of 'to' volumes from dfm to zsf in dimr config.
  • add set_var in ZSF for both volumes:
    • rename existing volume quantities to 'volume_from_*'
    • add new 'volume_to_*' quantities and associated volume arrays.
  • use 'to' volumes to distribute quantities instead of the current ones.
  1. Salinity in layers that have no discharge should be set to zero.
  • add a masking in sealock_distribute_results for salinity (depends on availability of discharge layers)

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