This is the only place in the code where we check the leftmost + 2 grid cells to set tempslope, it would make it easier for the libgeodecomp refactor if this was consistent on all edges of the model domain.
Perhaps it is some legacy code from an older version of the CAESAR code?
Try running the standard test with this changed to x<=1 and run standard case. (Arno and I could not see a reason why this wouldbe necessary at first glance.)
This is the only place in the code where we check the leftmost + 2 grid cells to set tempslope, it would make it easier for the libgeodecomp refactor if this was consistent on all edges of the model domain.
Perhaps it is some legacy code from an older version of the CAESAR code?
https://github.com/dvalters/HAIL-CAESAR/blob/b6454bd58184a3599930e2fd6022426a3273572a/src/catchmentmodel/LSDCatchmentModel.cpp#L2348
It means that in libgeodecomp, there is lots of complicated "edge" cases:
https://github.com/dvalters/HAIL-CAESAR/blob/634bcfc8e7209ce366d076d7caf9e56bbe0e7382/src/catchmentmodel/LSDCatchmentModel.cpp#L116-L125
Which make for lots of
case statementsTry running the standard test with this changed to x<=1 and run standard case. (Arno and I could not see a reason why this wouldbe necessary at first glance.)