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Develop meso fix new ksmax #703

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@mdtoyNOAA mdtoyNOAA commented Sep 26, 2023

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Upper-atmosphere OGWD fix in drag_suite.F90. See: Issue #95 and CCPP-PHYSICS PR#111.

Added two suite definition files for exercising UGWPv1 physics, i.e., UGWP with GSL orographic gravity wave drag + blocking + version 1 non-stationary gravity wave drag.

This PR changes RT results.

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These changes were tested with regression tests for Intel and GNU compilers on Hera.

The OGWD fixes are tested by existing RT's, but we also added two tests for exercising UGWPv1 physics.

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@mdtoyNOAA mdtoyNOAA marked this pull request as ready for review September 27, 2023 18:15
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I think it might be good to unify the GFSv17 coupled suite files, instead of adding a new suite file for each prototype. This requires a PR to fix it.

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@mdtoyNOAA ufs-community/ccpp-physics#111 was merged. Please revert .gitmodules and update the ccpp/physics pointer to the latest ufs/dev commit: ufs-community/ccpp-physics@1db5691

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@jkbk2004 please feel free to merge this PR.

@jkbk2004 jkbk2004 merged commit 7f94132 into NOAA-EMC:develop Oct 23, 2023
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