Cubic interpolation for SeaState and HydroDyn #3007
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Feature or improvement description
This PR adds a new set of generic 3D and 4D uniform grid interpolation tools under nwtc-library. The new interpolation tools:
The new grid interpolation tools are developed with SeaState and HydroDyn in mind, which previously relied on linear interpolation. The present cubic interpolation is expected to be significantly more accurate even on coarser grids and with larger time steps, saving memory. The new interpolation tools are also generic and can potentially be used by other modules in the future.
There are merge conflicts with
devdue to some recent changes by @andrew-platt that need to be resolved.This PR will also create merge conflicts with
dev-tc.Impacted areas of the software
nwtc-library, seastate, hydrodyn, moordyn
Test results, if applicable
With the switch from linear to cubic interpolation, some r-test cases involving SeaState and HydroDyn now have slightly different results. These were updated.
To-Dos:
dev