Addition of Sturm (1997) & Calonne (2019) Thermal Conductivity Methods #57
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Sturm 97 and Calonne 19 methods added
Options for the new thermal conductivity methods added.
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Addition of two new empirical methods to calculate layer thermal conductivity:
(Note: existing 'empirical' method renamed to 'Huintjes15' to improve clarity and avoid confusion.)
These new methods were found to be much more representative than the bulk approach against observed cold firn conditions at Colle Gnifetti, Monte Rosa Massif, Switzerland. At low densities they often yield much lower thermal conductivities greatly influencing the sub-surface thermal regime.
(Code modifications contained within the 'Sturm & Calonne Thermal Conductivity' branch)