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[PRE REVIEW]: DVMDOSTEM: a terrestrial ecosystem model designed to represent arctic, boreal and permafrost ecosystem dynamics #7136
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@kthyng Thanks! re: the above issues:
One note - I just discovered an issue with Git LFS which we have been using to manage testing data. I will try to address this ASAP, but if you or any other editors run into issues with cloning or pulling from the repo, please let me know. |
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I see I wrote comment but I meant your docs. As an example, lots of this page says "write this".
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@kthyng I haven't forgotten. Just back from some leave time and will be working on this. Your feedback/this issue prompted some re-organization and, as suggested, documentation writing that we will commit in addition to updates to the paper. |
Ok no problem. I am going to add the "paused" label to this for organization on my end. |
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@kthyng I think we are ready to move this forward again. I cut a new release of DVMDOSTEM yesterday and published the documentation which has updated information that we ported from the original JOSS draft. And the paper is compiling, see above ☝️. It would be great to get the status "in review" as there are some folks who would like something to cite for some upcoming AGU presentations. |
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@tobeycarman Looks like some great changes! I see a few "write this" sections in your docs that would be great to address before reviewers get to them but I won't hold up review based on them. This will be going to the waitlist until a relevant editor has capacity so you'll probably have some time to work on this. (https://uaf-arctic-eco-modeling.github.io/dvm-dos-tem/SA_UQ.html, https://uaf-arctic-eco-modeling.github.io/dvm-dos-tem/examples_and_tutorials/example_experiment_0.html#plot-soil-temperatures). |
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Please check the capitalization in your references. You can preserve capitalization by placing {} around characters/words in your .bib file. (e.g. "alaska") We have a backlog of submissions so I will add this to our waitlist. Thanks for your patience. |
re: capitalization on references, fixed in dvm-dos-tem PR#761. Note that this will not be reflected in the published documentation until the next version release. |
@mengqi-z Can you edit this submission? |
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@kthyng, apologies for the delay - I was traveling last week. I’d be happy to edit this submission. |
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Submitting author: @tobeycarman (Tobey Carman)
Repository: https://github.com/uaf-arctic-eco-modeling/dvm-dos-tem
Branch with paper.md (empty if default branch): joss-paper-2
Version: v0.8.1
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