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This is the home of the Aether model of the thermosphere and ionosphere
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** Some of the code features and attributes could use more explanation **Describe the solution you'd like** Although this is general...
**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.** We can use automatic documentation with [Doxygen](https://www.doxygen.nl/index.html) which is common for C++ specifically. **Describe the solution you'd like** Start documenting...
# Description Addresses: > No open issue currently. In conversations with @aaronjridley, we decided a good use of time would be to lay out the `.md` files a little better....
# Description Addresses # (issue) Please include a summary of the change and which issue is fixed. Please also include relevant motivation and context. List any dependencies that are required...
The code should be able to run in 1D, especially in the vertical direction, so that we can debug vertical processes easier. Steps: - [ ] Get grid inputs to...
…in EUVAC, NEUVAC, or SOLOMON bins. Requires rebinning files in the euv_files folder. # Description Addresses # (issue) Addresses the lack of capability of the user to obtain FISM2 irradiances....
# Quadtree is not splitting blocks as I would expect When running with dipole4 and sphere, the quadtree sees that it needs to split the geographic grid, as expected. But...
Continuation of #24 All sources of e- temperature are in & working, but thermoelectric currents. The input option is there & a function is (very) loosely in place. Just needs...
The vertical velocity should be solved for in the viscosity solver, which is a semi-implicit solver. Because source terms can be included in the solver, they should be done here...
In order to couple and visualize the dipole grid, we need to have some coordinate rotations and transformations: 1. Dipole to XYZ 2. XYZ to GEO 3. GEO to XYZ...
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This is the home of the Aether model of the thermosphere and ionosphere