where is the runoff data from

[kongdd]

Hi @lapidesd,

Could you give a link or reference about where is the runoff data from? I am also very concerned about this part.

Cheers, Dongdong

[kongdd]

From your script, I can sense that you are pretty good at GEE.

[lapidesd]

Hi,

Thanks for the encouragement--definitely still learning GEE! I added a reference for the GAGES-II dataset, which includes mean annual runoff as an attribute, calculated from USGS streamflow data (link to the USGS streamflow website also included now). USGS streamflow data can be queried from R and Python using the api. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Dana

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From your script, I can sense that you are pretty good at GEE.

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[kongdd]

Got it. Thanks for your information

[kongdd]

Dana, could you give one site example about how to get the annual runoff data in Python?

[lapidesd]

Hi,

I uploaded an example in the validation folder (query_runoff.ipynb). Let me know if I can provide anything else.

Dana

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Dana, could you give one site example about how to get the annual runoff data in Python?

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[kongdd]

This awesome. Thank you very much!