WFNDNIT is a variable that's supposed to be used for computation of denitrification in the original VBA code. However, it's been commented out the original code. I'm not exactly sure what it represents, although it's very likely that's it's the factor for the "fraction of the day where there is sufficient water for denitrification to occur", acronym probably standing for "water factor for denitrification".
For now, I added WFNDNIT as a parameter for the fComputeNDenitrification function but it's been defaulted to 1 until we figure whether to use it or not.
In the first place, we need to know why has it been commented OUT of the original code ?
WFNDNIT is a variable that's supposed to be used for computation of denitrification in the original VBA code. However, it's been commented out the original code. I'm not exactly sure what it represents, although it's very likely that's it's the factor for the "fraction of the day where there is sufficient water for denitrification to occur", acronym probably standing for "water factor for denitrification". For now, I added WFNDNIT as a parameter for the fComputeNDenitrification function but it's been defaulted to 1 until we figure whether to use it or not. In the first place, we need to know why has it been commented OUT of the original code ?