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add area and biomass history variables indexed by landuse x pft#1535

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@ckoven ckoven commented Feb 13, 2026

Adds two variables that are indexed by landuse x pft dimension. This is useful for looking at complex dynamics under land use change.

Description:

adds two new variables: FATES_VEGC_LUPF and FATES_NOCOMP_PATCHAREA_LUPF.

This requires CTSM PR ESCOMP/CTSM#3760 (or at least commit ESCOMP/CTSM@87e861f) to function. The corresponding E3SM-side code changes were integrated a while ago, in commit E3SM-Project/E3SM@587932c, so this code should work as-is in ELM.

Collaborators:

@glemieux is bringing in the CTSM-side changes. Discussed earlier today with @rosiealice.

Expectation of Answer Changes:

bit for bit except for new variables added

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All checklist items must be checked to enable merging this pull request:

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  • The in-code documentation has been updated with descriptive comments
  • The documentation has been assessed to determine if updates are necessary

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  • FATES PASS/FAIL regression tests were run
  • Evaluation of test results for answer changes was performed and results provided
  • FATES-CLM6 Code Freeze: satellite phenology regression tests are b4b

If satellite phenology regressions are not b4b, please hold merge and notify the FATES development team.

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