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This PR adds grid mask to regional output domains, with values indicating whether the output grid point is outside the forecast computational domain. When this mask is present in the esmf fields, the computation of nearest neighbor route handles is much faster, especially if the region of the output grid that is outside the computational domain is large.

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Testing

How were these changes tested? UFS regression test on Ursa
What compilers / HPCs was it tested with? Intel and GNU on Ursa.
Are the changes covered by regression tests? Yes.
Have the ufs-weather-model regression test been run? Yes.
On what platform? Ursa

  • Will the code updates change regression test baseline? No.
  • Please commit the regression test log files in your ufs-weather-model branch

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creating mask for output domain that is not covered by the computational domain
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