JOSS Paper Reorganization#134
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@sjbradshaw @jwreep @schonfsj @nabobalis Feel free to add any suggested revisions here or markup the attached PDF (see link below). It is the same as the one I sent by email. |
| This approximation is valid for bulk velocities below the local sound speed [@klimchuk_highly_2008]. | ||
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| The original software implementation of the EBTEL model of @klimchuk_highly_2008 was in the proprietary Interactive Data Language (IDL). | ||
| The EBTEL model was originally developed by @klimchuk_highly_2008. |
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My only comment is that I think (if space allows) it is worth mentioning that the original is in IDL. Being open-source (both language and model) is an excellent improvement that allows students and non-experts to pick it up and use it readily.
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I agree. I've just moved that discussion to the "Software Design" section. There is also some discussion of it in the "State of the Field" section.
This PR reorganizes the JOSS paper to fit the new format required by the journal. See this comment on the paper pre-review for more details: openjournals/joss-reviews#9399 (comment)