Change unit of lateral subsurface flow (ssf) #204
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Changed the unit of lateral subsurface flow (ssf) from m3/Δt to m3/day. Other flow variables are already stored independently from Δt (model timestep), this allows for easier interpretation and to use states independently of Δt.
added a warning message related to unit change of ssf and reading state file produced with previous Wflow versions
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JoostBuitink
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The unit of lateral subsurface flow (ssf) has been changed from m3/Δt to m3/day, where Δt is the model timestep. Other flow variables are already stored independently from Δt, this allows for easier interpretation and to use states independently of Δt.