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FV3 Example Notebooks and cleanup of docs directory #117

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Cite _Chen et al (2013)_ and _Zhou et al (2019)_ when using the GFDL Microphysics.

# Documentation

The up-to-date FV3 Scientific reference guide is included in LaTex and PDF formats in the ```docs/``` directory. There are also some notebooks in docs/examples demonstrating basic FV3 capabilities and analysis techniques.

A [DOI referenceable version](https://doi.org/10.25923/6nhs-5897) is available in the [_NOAA Institutional Repository_](https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/30725)

# What files are what

The top level directory structure groups source code and input files as follow:
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| ```driver/``` | contains drivers used by different models/modeling systems |
| ```tools/``` | contains source code of tools used within the core |
| ```GFDL_tools/``` | contains source code of tools specific to GFDL models |
| ```docs/``` | contains documentation for the FV3 dynamical core |

# Documentation

The up-to-date FV3 Scientific reference guide is included in LaTex and PDF formats in the ```docs/``` directory.

A DOI referenceable version will soon be available in the [_NOAA Institutional Repository_](https://repository.library.noaa.gov/)
| ```docs/``` | contains documentation for the FV3 dynamical core, and Python notebooks demonstrating basic capabilities. |

# Disclaimer

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# FV3 Examples

This directory contains Python (Jupyter) notebooks demonstrating basic FV3 capabilities, including characteristics of the solver, physics-dynamics coupling, output using FMS diag_manager, and basic analyses of the model output. The notebooks should all be viewable in any browser; you can also download any of them and use them in an up-to-date Python/Jupyter environment.

## 1D Notebooks
tp_core
: 1D advection operators in FV3. This is designed to be an *interactive* notebook for downloading and playing with the options, initial conditions, zooms, and so on.

## 2D Shallow-water Notebooks
RHwave
: Rossby-Haurwitz wave, a test of height-vorticity consistency

BTwave
: Barotropic instability, demonstrating wave breaking (cf. Galewsky et al. 2004; Scott, Harris, and Polvani 2016)

BLvortex
: Bates-Li forced polar vortex

## 3D Notebooks

BCwave
: Hydrostatic baroclinic wave, with and without moisture

TC
: Reed-Jablonowski TC tests, demonstrating the effect of advection schemes and numerical diffusion

DPsupercell
: Supercell on a doubly-periodic using Weisman (WK82) sounding and a straight-line hodograph. Demonstrates pressure partitioning between moist, dry, and nonhydrostatic contributions.
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