polaris.ocean.ice_shelf.SshAdjustment
- class polaris.ocean.ice_shelf.SshAdjustment(component, mesh_filename, forward, subdir, name='ssh_adjust')[source]
- A step for iteratively adjusting the pressure from the weight of the ice shelf to match the sea-surface height as part of ice-shelf 2D test cases - __init__(component, mesh_filename, forward, subdir, name='ssh_adjust')[source]
- Create the step - Parameters:
- component (polaris.tasks.ocean.Ocean) – The ocean component that this task belongs to 
- mesh_filename (str) – the mesh filename (relative to the base work directory) 
- forward (polaris.Step) – the step that produced the state which will be adjusted 
- subdir (str) – the subdirectory for the step 
- name (str, optional) – the name of this step 
 
 
 - Methods - __init__(component, mesh_filename, forward, ...)- Create the step - add_dependency(step[, name])- Add step as a dependency of this step (i.e. this step can't run until the dependency has finished). - add_input_file([filename, target, database, ...])- Add an input file to the step (but not necessarily to the MPAS model). - add_output_file(filename[, validate_vars])- Add the output file that must be produced by this step and may be made available as an input to steps, perhaps in other tasks. - constrain_resources(available_resources)- Constrain - cpus_per_taskand- ntasksbased on the number of cores available to this step- process_inputs_and_outputs()- Process the inputs to and outputs from a step added with - polaris.Step.add_input_file()and- polaris.Step.add_output_file().- run()- Adjust the sea surface height or land-ice pressure to be dynamically consistent with one another. - runtime_setup()- Update attributes of the step at runtime before calling the - run()method.- set_resources([cpus_per_task, ...])- Update the resources for the subtask. - set_shared_config(config[, link])- Replace the step's config parser with the shared config parser - setup()- Set up the task in the work directory, including downloading any dependencies. - validate_baselines()- Compare variables between output files in this step and in the same step from a baseline run if one was provided.