A question about CWatM output variable: totalPotET #173
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I want to ask you a question about CWatM output, recently, I wanted to output varible called totalPotET, but failed, it came to a erros said that : However, I tried other variables related to evapotranspiration are fine, for example:totalET, EWRef. Can you help me find the problem? |
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Guten Tag @ray-yicong, totalPotET is a land class-specific variable. That means it can be output as totalPotET[0] for the m/day over forests, totalPotET[1] for the m/day over grasslands, etc. Note then that these are not exactly in units of m, as they are m over the specific land class. Outputting variables with square brackets do not work with all output types. |
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主题: Re: [iiasa/CWatM] A question about CWatM output variable: totalPotET (Discussion #173)
Guten Tag @ray-yicong,
totalPotET is a land class-specific variable. That means it can be output as totalPotET[0] for the m/day over forests, totalPotET[1] for the m/day over grasslands, etc. Note then that these are not exactly in units of m, as they are m over the specific land class.
Outputting variables with square brackets do not work with all output types.
OUT_MAP_Daily and OUT_Map_MonthAvg will work fine.
OUT_Map_AnnualAvg and "total" maps (ex., MonthTot) will not work, and we must do something else, but perhaps these two output types are sufficient.
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Guten Morgen, land class-specific variables are to be output indicating the land class, for example
OUT_MAP_Daily = totalPotET[0], totalPotET[1], totalPotET[2], totalPotET[3]
OUT_Map_MonthAvg = totalPotET[0], totalPotET[1], totalPotET[2], totalPotET[3]
Note then that these are not exactly in units of m, as they are m over the specific land class.
Specifically, m3/(m2 of land class)
0 = forest
1 = grassland
2 = paddy
3 = non-paddy irrigated land