Add HETP aerosol thermodynamic submodule used in GEOS-Chem #907
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HETP is short for heterogeneous-vectorized-or-parallel which is a fortran package that is an improved version of ISORROPIA. Signed-off-by: Lizzie Lundgren <[email protected]>
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Question for the GEOSgcm maintainers: What else do I need to update for this PR? Where do I specify the URL for the repository since it is not in |
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This PR adds the HETP submodule to
components.yamlfor use within thegeos/latest_gccbranch. That branch now includes GEOS-Chem 14.5 which requires HETP for aerosol thermodynamics.HETP is short for heterogeneous-vectorized-or-parallel which is a fortran package that is an improved version of ISORROPIA. It was developed by Stefan Miller at Environment and Climate Change Canada. GEOS-Chem uses a fork of the original repository within the GEOS-Chem github workspace pending its transfer from a Stefan's personal GitHub to one affiliated with Environment and Climate Change Canada.