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research_blog/2022/10/09/traps-placement #13

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TRAPS Placement | Weekly Research Update

This week I started implementing code to add tiny rivers and point sources (TRAPS) to LiveOcean. Currently, I have working code that identifies the LiveOcean grid cells (cas6) into which to place TRAPS. However, this code is currently stand-alone and does not yet modify anything on LiveOcean runs. I have yet to implement code that incorporates Ecology’s data to create forcing for ROMS. In this blog post I will disucss some details of the progress I have made so far, and list some of the issues that need to be resolved. I’ve also included a brief timeline at the end of this post. My goal is to get TRAPS running in LiveOcean by the end of the month. Marine Point Sources Marine point sources include mostly WW

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austinchun21 commented 2 years ago

:+1:

parkermac commented 2 years ago

Excellent work! This is exactly the kind of attention to detail that is required for rivers, unfortunately.

In Figure 5.5 deschutes and Capitol Lake are the same river, and the others are small creeks that come into Budd Inlet.

Regarding the exact indices for river sources, it is important to get this right, and care is needed in the plotting code; see pgrid/gfun_plotting.add_river_tracks().

parkermac commented 2 years ago

Regarding other ambiguous rivers in Fig. 5, you could compare their flow vs. time to see if they look similar.