pyissm.model.classes.damage

class pyissm.model.classes.damage(other=None)

Bases: manage_state

Damage mechanics class for ISSM.

This class contains parameters for damage mechanics in the ISSM framework. Damage mechanics models the evolution of cracks and fractures in ice, affecting ice rheology and flow. It is particularly important for modeling ice shelf stability, calving, and fracture propagation.

Parameters:

other (any, optional) – Any other class object that contains common fields to inherit from. If values in other differ from default values, they will override the default values.

isdamage

Is damage mechanics being used? [0 (default) or 1].

Type:

int, default=0

D

Damage tensor (scalar for now).

Type:

float, default=0

law

Damage law [‘0: analytical’, ‘1: pralong’].

Type:

float, default=0

spcdamage

Damage constraints (NaN means no constraint).

Type:

numpy.ndarray, default=np.nan

max_damage

Maximum possible damage (0 <= max_damage < 1).

Type:

float, default=1 - 1e-5

stabilization

Stabilization method: 0=no stabilization, 1=artificial diffusion, 2=SUPG (not working), 4=flux corrected transport.

Type:

float, default=4

maxiter

Maximum number of non-linear iterations.

Type:

float, default=100

elementinterp

Interpolation scheme for finite elements [‘P1’, ‘P2’].

Type:

str, default=’P1’

stress_threshold

Stress threshold for damage initiation [Pa].

Type:

float, default=1.3e5

stress_ubound

Stress upper bound for damage healing [Pa].

Type:

float, default=np.nan

kappa

Ductility parameter for stress softening and damage [> 1].

Type:

float, default=2.8

c1

Damage parameter 1.

Type:

float, default=0

c2

Damage parameter 2.

Type:

float, default=0

c3

Damage parameter 3.

Type:

float, default=0

c4

Damage parameter 4.

Type:

float, default=0

healing

Healing parameter.

Type:

float, default=0

equiv_stress

Equivalent stress parameter.

Type:

float, default=0

requested_outputs

Additional outputs requested.

Type:

list, default=[‘default’]

Examples

>>> md.damage = pyissm.model.classes.damage()
>>> md.damage.isdamage = 1
__init__(other=None)

Initialize the instance with optional field inheritance.

Parameters:

other (object, optional) – Another instance to inherit field values from. If provided, any fields in the current instance that differ from the default values and exist in ‘other’ will be replaced with the values from ‘other’.

Notes

The inheritance process:

  1. Iterates through all attributes of the current instance

  2. Checks if the same attribute exists in the ‘other’ instance

  3. Compares field values using _fields_equal()

  4. If different, replaces the current value with the ‘other’ value

This enables the common ISSM pattern where classes can inherit configurations from existing instances while maintaining their default values for unspecified fields.

Methods

__init__([other])

Initialize the instance with optional field inheritance.

check_consistency(md, solution, analyses)

Check consistency of the [damage] parameters.

issm_enum_string()

Default ISSM C++ enum string used during marshalling.

marshall_class(fid, prefix[, md])

Marshall [damage.damage] parameters to a binary file.

check_consistency(md, solution, analyses)

Check consistency of the [damage] parameters.

Parameters:
  • md (pyissm.model.Model) – The model object to check.

  • solution (str) – The solution name to check.

  • analyses (list of str) – List of analyses to check consistency for.

Returns:

md – The model object with any consistency errors noted.

Return type:

pyissm.model.Model

marshall_class(fid, prefix, md=None)

Marshall [damage.damage] parameters to a binary file.

Parameters:
  • fid (file object) – The file object to write the binary data to.

  • prefix (str) – Prefix string used for data identification in the binary file.

  • md (pyissm.model.Model, optional) – ISSM model object needed in some cases.

Return type:

None