Added a deus executable variant for awi tsunami grids #20
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I would wait to merge this as long as we wait for a response from Camilo if the code works as expected. |
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| - added executable (neptun.py) to run deus with AWI tsunami grid files | |||
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Should be "neptunus" if we stay to latin versions or neptune for the english one 😉
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This adds an executable to run the deus code with a intensity provider for grd files provided by awi. It assumes that those files are max wave heights in meters.
This currently is just a help for working with other intensity files (I should think about using a common command line interface for all those kind of deus runs).