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The fvcom_tools program is part of the
[UFS_UTILS](https://github.com/ufs-community/UFS_UTILS) project.

# NOTE
## NOTE

That the variables in the input files must reside on
The variables in the input files must reside on
the same grid. This means data from FVCOM must be horizontally
interpolated to the FV3 grid. This routine will also force a
minimum ice concentration of 15%. If ice concentration is less
than 15% in FVCOM, it will be set to 0% to avoid FV3 from
changing values less than 15% to 15% and generating unrealistic
lake ice temperatures.

# Library Dependencies:
## Library Dependencies:

Installation depends on the netCDF library and cmake.

# Running
## Running

This routine will take four variables from the command line:
1. Name of FV3 sfc data file (e.g. sfc_data.tile7.halo0.nc)
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to update HRRR/WRF Great Lakes' temperature data with FVCOM.
It also relies heavily on Ming Hu's (ESRL/GSL) ncio module.

# For more information, please contact:
## For more information, please contact:

David Wright
University of Michigan and GLERL
dmwright@umich.edu
David Wright, University of Michigan and GLERL: dmwright@umich.edu

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