adding variable density #110
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crevasse.pyCrevasse.crevmorph()and.elastic_displacement()to accept density as a vector such that you can input a variable density with depth to these calculations.Class method addition of
Crevasse.paterson_empirical_relation()and class attributes.surface_density.I just realized that this may be redundant because a function
density_profile()already exists with the same equation at the beginning ofcrevasse.py(i.e., not a class method)TODO water depth calculation needs to be updated for variable density, this requires reworking the equation itself, not a coding issue. Therefore, variable density is being applied to some equations but not all (I.e., water depth which is assuming ice density throughout).