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feat(netcdf): export and input stress period array support #1967

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@mjreno mjreno commented Jul 29, 2024

NetCDF support for input and export stress period array data:

  • ugrid and structured netcdf files supported
  • primarily focused on index layer variable based packages (evta, rcha)
  • will need minor updates to support non-index layer variable based packages
  • layer variable is stored as a layer variable (ncpl) in the netcdf file
  • to support visualization, period data variables are stored fully gridded in the netcdf file
  • added use of modflow6_iper and modflow6_iaux internal attributes
  • netcdf documentation will be in a separate, forthcoming PR

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  • Added new test or modified an existing test
  • Ran ruff on new and modified python scripts in .doc, autotests, doc, distribution, pymake, and utils subdirectories.
  • Formatted new and modified Fortran source files with fprettify
  • Added doxygen comments to new and modified procedures
  • Updated definition files
  • Removed checklist items not relevant to this pull request

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@mjreno mjreno marked this pull request as draft July 29, 2024 23:51
@mjreno mjreno marked this pull request as ready for review August 1, 2024 17:38
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