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HEMCO standalone gridfix #157

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We found that HEMCO standalone was not able to run at the native resolution of GMAO 0.5x0.625 grids (MERRA-2, GEOS-FP). Using these grids in HEMCO standalone requires specifying the grid edges and centers in the HEMCO_sa_Grid.rc file in order to properly treat the half-size polar boxes. However, specifying all of the grid points at this native resolution exceeded the maximum line length that HEMCO standalone could read.

This fix increases the maximum line length and raises an error if the line exceeds this max length.

RH is in percent but assumed to be fraction 0-1 in some places.
Affects gamma values for NO3 and N2O5.
Corrected gamma values are lower for sea salt.

Signed-off-by: Christopher Holmes <cdholmes@fsu.edu>
Increase the maximum line length that HEMCO standalone can read from
HEMCO_sa_Grid.rc files so that the file can specify
grid edges and centers for high-resolution grids,
like GMAO 0.5x0.625 (e.g. MERRA-2, GEOS-FP)

Signed-off-by: Christopher Holmes <cdholmes@fsu.edu>
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yantosca commented Dec 9, 2019

These updates were added in manually so as to avoid conflicting with newer updates to HEMCO. See: #161.

@yantosca yantosca closed this Dec 9, 2019
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