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start:hype_model_description:hype_tracer [2018/10/11 17:38] cpers [Links to file reference] |
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| <m> dH_i/dt=-p_m * T_a </m> | <m> dH_i/dt=-p_m * T_a </m> | ||
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| + | Ice can be melted from below if the water contain enough heat. This process is limited by a melt efficiency parameter (//me//). | ||
| Final ice break-up is defined as the time step when //H<sub>i</sub>//=0. Although it is well known that ice tend to fall apart before it is completely melted, this is not considered by the present model. | Final ice break-up is defined as the time step when //H<sub>i</sub>//=0. Although it is well known that ice tend to fall apart before it is completely melted, this is not considered by the present model. | ||
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| |:::|//sndens//|//ricesndens, licesndens//|:::| | |:::|//sndens//|//ricesndens, licesndens//|:::| | ||
| |:::|<m>p_m</m>|//ricetmelt, licetmelt//|:::| | |:::|<m>p_m</m>|//ricetmelt, licetmelt//|:::| | ||
| + | |:::|//meff//|//ricewme, licewme//|:::| | ||
| |Surface water processes|//tcf//|//tcfriver, tcflake//|[[start:hype_file_reference:par.txt|par.txt]]| | |Surface water processes|//tcf//|//tcfriver, tcflake//|[[start:hype_file_reference:par.txt|par.txt]]| | ||
| |:::|//scf//|//scfriver, scflake//|:::| | |:::|//scf//|//scfriver, scflake//|:::| | ||
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