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Merge branch 'thorntonpe/lnd/archv2_cols' (PR #2742)
Implement ELM v2 data architecture for mass and energy state and flux variables Migrates mass and energy state and flux variables from CLM4.5 data structures, which mixed variables at multiple subgrid levels, to ELM v2 data structures, which separate the variables according to subgrid level. For example, carbon state variables are moved from a single type into three distinct types, one for gridcell-level, one for column-level, and one for vegetation (patch)-level variables. Methods acting on these types are also defined independently for each subgrid level. Migrates all energy, water, carbon, nitrogen, and phosphorus state and flux variables and data-type methods. Leaves open the issue of how to structure subroutine calling interfaces. The original code uses a variety of methods. Here, an example is provided for the module biogeochem/CNCStateUpdate1Mod.F90 and all its upstream calls, based on explicit references to data type instances at the clm_driver() level, and passed references at all lower levels. Branch tests bit-for-bit against the E3SM land developer test suite. [BFB]
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