Water-column thickness under the shelf, D = bt_H_ref + bt_eta
(m) — the ONE expression every consumer of the column depth
uses, which is exactly what the cavity datum
(bt_H_ref = b − z_draft) buys. Masked by cover_frac: the
quantity is perfectly well defined in open water, but as a
CAVITY diagnostic a domain mean should be the mean cavity
thickness, not that diluted by the open basin.
| Type | Intent | Optional | Attributes | Name | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| class(*), | intent(in) | :: | state_handle | |||
| real(kind=wp), | intent(inout) | :: | buf(:,:,:) |
subroutine fill_water_column(state_handle, buf) !! Water-column thickness under the shelf, `D = bt_H_ref + bt_eta` !! (m) — the ONE expression every consumer of the column depth !! uses, which is exactly what the cavity datum !! (`bt_H_ref = b − z_draft`) buys. Masked by `cover_frac`: the !! quantity is perfectly well defined in open water, but as a !! CAVITY diagnostic a domain mean should be the mean cavity !! thickness, not that diluted by the open basin. class(*), intent(in) :: state_handle real(wp), intent(inout) :: buf(:, :, :) select type (state => state_handle) class is (ocean_state_t) call water_column_impl(state%dyn%bt_work%bt_H_ref, state%dyn%bt_work%bt_eta, & state%metrics%cover_frac, buf) end select end subroutine fill_water_column