I'm opening this as an issue, but I'm going to take this on as work if it is not already implemented/easy for @danielpeter to fix.
We have
A regional 1-chunk model that we use for regional simulations. The model was created using the "all-the-way-to-the-core" mesh and not the new regional depth cutoff method.
We want
A regional 1-chunk model for lower cost simulations that is cutoff and based on the original model.
We tried
Using interpolate_model_adios. But it failed because the new topology does not have outer and inner core meshes.
Probable Solution
There is probably just a flag missing that if the new mesh databases does not contain inner-core/outer-core, don't interpolate there.
Hi everyone,
I'm opening this as an issue, but I'm going to take this on as work if it is not already implemented/easy for @danielpeter to fix.
We have
A regional 1-chunk model that we use for regional simulations. The model was created using the "all-the-way-to-the-core" mesh and not the new regional depth cutoff method.
We want
A regional 1-chunk model for lower cost simulations that is cutoff and based on the original model.
We tried
Using interpolate_model_adios. But it failed because the new topology does not have outer and inner core meshes.
Probable Solution
There is probably just a flag missing that if the new mesh databases does not contain inner-core/outer-core, don't interpolate there.