Open jsadler2 opened 4 years ago
No obvious reason they shouldn't have attributes just from looking at the map:
I tried to use this data again and I'm figuring out what the problem is. Here is one example of what is going on:
There are three segments that are "in" this one basin (that's actually split into three). All of these three sub-basins are associated with the segment 1721 (regional id 287). None of them are associated with 1719 or 1720 which is why in the aggregated dataset the catchment attributes are nan
.
I can't think of a way to easily resolve these cases, so I think what I'll do is just not use these sites in the training for the moment.
For the record, these segments have 4.7% of the total flow data and 1.6% of the total temp data from 1980-2016 (starting at water years).
seg_id_nat | n_obs_flow |
---|---|
1485 | 13150 |
1601 | 13150 |
1653 | 13150 |
1715 | 13150 |
1719 | 13150 |
seg_id_nat | n_obs_temp |
---|---|
1601 | 3289 |
1650 | 1 |
1653 | 37 |
1715 | 109 |
1719 | 26 |
1720 | 22 |
1800 | 65 |
1812 | 156 |
1820 | 67 |
1823 | 158 |
2326 | 1 |
2327 | 171 |
This came up again recently. Not all segments have HRU's! - #40
There are 40 segments in the DRB that have
nan
's for all segment attributes. Here are the special segments: