ucsb-coast-lab / moos-ivp-ucsb

A collection of MOOS applications and IvP behaviors developed by the COAST Lab at UCSB
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splitting up uSimROMS #8

Closed sgillen closed 9 years ago

sgillen commented 9 years ago

it seems like checking bathymetry for safety and simulating salinity etc. data should be seperate processes?

nidzieko commented 9 years ago

agreed.

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nidzieko commented 9 years ago

Seems like the right way to do this might be to transition the ROMS read to a library function and then have processes (or behaviors?) that utilize that information. Publishing salinity and velocity fields might be a process while (potentially) avoiding upcoming bathymetric changes might be best as a behavior?

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