In parallel with ice viscous flow, I work on another project on the elastic deformation of ice that I started a couple of years ago. In this PR I brought code I worked on two years ago based on MASTODON.
I now improved this code mainly by defining the trigger area directly within MOOSE and refine the mesh on the zone of interest and surroundings. Until now I had some python code where I was using the feval library to create a mesh containing a block for the trigger area, which meant one mesh per setup/simulation.
Now everything happens in the input file, with a generic mesh.
In parallel with ice viscous flow, I work on another project on the elastic deformation of ice that I started a couple of years ago. In this PR I brought code I worked on two years ago based on MASTODON.
I now improved this code mainly by defining the trigger area directly within MOOSE and refine the mesh on the zone of interest and surroundings. Until now I had some python code where I was using the feval library to create a mesh containing a block for the trigger area, which meant one mesh per setup/simulation. Now everything happens in the input file, with a generic mesh.
Closes https://github.com/AdrienWehrle/diuca/issues/18