Modify TFocean vertical interpolation for depths outside of data range #134
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The ISMIP6 code for interpolating TF vertically does not give correct values for depths below the deepest data z-level. This commit handles that case by using the deepest TF value corrected by the freezing temperature depth-dependence. It also handles the less critical situation of depths above the shallowest data level by using the shallowest value unmodified.
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The ISMIP6 code for interpolating TF vertically does not give correct values for depths below the deepest data z-level. This commit handles that case by using the deepest TF value corrected by the freezing temperature depth-dependence. It also handles the less critical situation of depths above the shallowest data level by using the shallowest value unmodified.