wisphy
Water Isotope Shared PHYsics (pronounced "wiss-fee").
wisphy is a shared physics layer for stable water isotopes (H2-18O, HDO, H2-17O, HTO) that can be linked into different atmospheric models, so that inter-model differences caused by the host physics can be separated from differences caused by the isotope treatment.
This 0.0.1 release is an early placeholder. It only contains the equilibrium fractionation
factors below. The full package (Fortran kernels, Python twin, single-column model
wisphy1d and offline transport model wisphy3d) is under development and will be
released with the accompanying paper.
import wisphy
wisphy.alpha_liquid(293.15, "H218O") # liquid-vapour, Majoube (1971)
wisphy.alpha_ice(253.15, "HDO") # ice-vapour, Majoube (1971) / Merlivat & Nief (1967)
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