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Merge branch 'iulian787/data_land_moab' (PR #6567)
Add data land capability for moab driver; case tested: --res r05_r05 --compset RMOSGPCC standard data moab model, mainly adapt from data ocean implementation major change: Initialize all factors set by MOAB area correction init routine to 1.0. It affects all models, but it seems that some values were not initialized for data land case. On chrysalis, with intel compiler, it actually complained about non initialized values when applying correction factors. The compressing file errors seen during development were caused by non-ascii characters in the log files. Those were caused by an uninitialized mapper, for which we were still creating a MOAB map. It was never used, it is fixed properly now, the moab map is not computed anymore. [BFB]
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