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The filters and their target frequencies are no longer hard-coded.
Instead, up to 10 filters with tidal frequencies as their target
frequencies and an unspecified number of filters with arbitrary
target frequencies can be turned on. The filter names are specified
in MOM_input and must consist of two letters/numbers. If a filter
name is the same as the name of a tidal constituent, then the
corresponding tidal frequency will be used as its target frequency.
Otherwise, the user must provide the target frequency. In either
case, the target frequency is specified by "TIDE_${FILTER_NAME}_FREQ"
in MOM_input.
The restarting capability has been implemented.
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The filters and their target frequencies are no longer hard-coded. Instead, multiple filters
with tidal frequencies or arbitrary frequencies as their target frequencies can be turned on.
The filter names are specified in MOM_input and must consist of two letters/numbers. If the
name of a filter is the same as the name of a tidal constituent, then the corresponding tidal
frequency will be used as its target frequency. Otherwise, the user must specify the target
frequency. In either case, the target frequency is specified by "TIDE_${FILTER_NAME}_FREQ".
The restarting capability has also been implemented. Because the filtering is a point-wise
operation, all variables are considered as fields, even if they are velocity components.