Wave-Ice Coupling for WW3v6.07 and E3SM v3 #7
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This PR makes several changes to the WW3 code base for use in E3SM . The major changes include:
Adding a new 'switch' file with the sea ice settings for wave-sea ice coupling in E3SM (IC4, IS0).
Implementing the new wave attenuation scheme for waves in sea ice based on Meylan et al. (https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ocemod.2021.101779). In the E3SM branch of WW3: this setting is "IC4 Method 8".
This attenuation scheme takes into consideration damping in sea ice due to scattering, so scattering term must be turned off (IS0 used in new switch file) to avoid 'double counting' effects due to scattering in sea ice.
Lastly, this PR includes an update to the numerics calculation for IC4 based on calculations from Cecilia Bitz. It is numerically more accurate to determine the attenuation of waves in sea ice THEN determine the breaking of ice due to the damped waves. This is implemented through a new logical namelist parameter under the SIC4 namelist group. The new parameter is called "IC4_NUMERICS" and if this is set to "TRUE" the new numerics fix will be implemented (note this is only implemented for IC4)