Open Bingqinglu opened 5 years ago
I'm not sure what would cause that. What version of ArcGIS are you using? Can you please provide a full copy of the error message and a copy of the "dem_2_stream_log.txt" in the examples/sagehen/hru_params/logs folder.
Also, you can pass a "--debug" command line argument to all the scripts, that will set the logging level to debug and may provide more information for determining the cause of the error.
Dear Charles Morton,
I am using ArcGIS 10.3.
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\Bingqing Lu>cd C:\arcpy\examples\sagehen
C:\arcpy\examples\sagehen>python ....\scripts\dem_2_streams.py -i sagehen_param
eters.ini -d
################################################################################
Run Time Stamp: 2019-02-06 15:36:15.497000
Current Directory: C:\arcpy\examples\sagehen
Script: dem_2_streams.py
Reading Field List File
Reading Input File
sagehen_parameters.ini
Fishnet cellsize: 90.0
Fishnet spat. ref.: NAD_1983_UTM_Zone_11N
Fishnet GCS: GCS_North_American_1983
Fishnet extent: 214109.999999999 4366530 221670.000000001 4373550
Fishnet extent: 214110 4366530 221670 4373550
Fishnet shape: 84 78
Fishnet snap: 214110.0 4366530.0
GSFLOW DEM To Streams
Missing INI parameter, setting lake_seg_offset = 0
Checking model points shapefile
Points: .\shapefiles\model_points.shp
Points spat. ref.: NAD_1983_UTM_Zone_11N
Points GCS: GCS_North_American_1983
NOTE: Using FID+1 to set SUB_BASIN
Checking subbasin numbering
1 subbasins
Checking model point types
OUTLET
Adding DEM fields if necessary
Exporting HRU polygon parameters to raster
HRU_TYPE
Unique Lake IDs:
DEM_ADJ
Computing OUTLET point flow direction
Outlet Point: (80, 44)
1 0.0
2 0.0
128 0.0
Flow Direction: 1
Building OUTLET point raster
Calculating flow direction
Setting DEM_ADJ values to 20000 for inactivate cells
Setting DEM_ADJ values to NoData for OUTLET cells
Filling DEM_ADJ (8-way)
Resetting OUTLET cell values
Calculating sinks (8-way)
Calculating flow direction
Setting flow direction to NoData for inactive cells
Resetting OUTLET cell flow direction
Resetting DEM_ADJ values for inactive cell
Flow direction points
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "....\scripts\dem_2_streams.py", line 934, in
flow_parameters(config_path=args.ini)
File "....\scripts\dem_2_streams.py", line 528, in flow_parameters
'Reclass(!{}!)'.format('grid_code'), 'PYTHON', remap_cb)
File "C:\Program Files (x86)\ArcGIS\Desktop10.3\ArcPy\arcpy\management.py", li
ne 3457, in CalculateField
raise e
arcgisscripting.ExecuteError: ERROR 999999: Error executing function.
The field is not nullable. [grid_code]
Failed to execute (CalculateField).
C:\arcpy\examples\sagehen>
Dem_2_stream_log.txt:
GSFLOW DEM To Streams
Missing INI parameter, setting lake_seg_offset = 0
Checking model points shapefile
Points: .\shapefiles\model_points.shp
Points spat. ref.: NAD_1983_UTM_Zone_11N
Points GCS: GCS_North_American_1983
NOTE: Using FID+1 to set SUB_BASIN
Checking subbasin numbering
1 subbasins
Checking model point types
OUTLET
Adding DEM fields if necessary
Exporting HRU polygon parameters to raster
HRU_TYPE
Unique Lake IDs:
DEM_ADJ
Computing OUTLET point flow direction
Outlet Point: (80, 44)
1 0.0
2 0.0
128 0.0
Flow Direction: 1
Building OUTLET point raster
Calculating flow direction
Setting DEM_ADJ values to 20000 for inactivate cells
Setting DEM_ADJ values to NoData for OUTLET cells
Filling DEM_ADJ (8-way)
Resetting OUTLET cell values
Calculating sinks (8-way)
Calculating flow direction
Setting flow direction to NoData for inactive cells
Resetting OUTLET cell flow direction
Resetting DEM_ADJ values for inactive cell
Flow direction points
Thank you for all your kind help. Best regards, Bingqing Lu | Teaching Assistant
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Also, you can pass a "--debug" command line argument to all the scripts, that will set the logging level to debug and may provide more information for determining the cause of the error.
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Dear Charles Morton, I am using ArcGIS 10.3. Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601] Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\Bingqing Lu>cd C:\arcpy\examples\sagehen
C:\arcpy\examples\sagehen>python ....\scripts\dem_2_streams.py -i sagehen_param eters.ini -d
################################################################################
Run Time Stamp: 2019-02-06 15:36:15.497000 Current Directory: C:\arcpy\examples\sagehen Script: dem_2_streams.py
Reading Field List File
Reading Input File sagehen_parameters.ini Fishnet cellsize: 90.0 Fishnet spat. ref.: NAD_1983_UTM_Zone_11N Fishnet GCS: GCS_North_American_1983 Fishnet extent: 214109.999999999 4366530 221670.000000001 4373550 Fishnet extent: 214110 4366530 221670 4373550 Fishnet shape: 84 78 Fishnet snap: 214110.0 4366530.0
GSFLOW DEM To Streams Missing INI parameter, setting lake_seg_offset = 0
Checking model points shapefile Points: .\shapefiles\model_points.shp Points spat. ref.: NAD_1983_UTM_Zone_11N Points GCS: GCS_North_American_1983 NOTE: Using FID+1 to set SUB_BASIN Checking subbasin numbering 1 subbasins Checking model point types OUTLET
Adding DEM fields if necessary
Exporting HRU polygon parameters to raster HRU_TYPE
Unique Lake IDs: DEM_ADJ Computing OUTLET point flow direction Outlet Point: (80, 44) 1 0.0 2 0.0 128 0.0 Flow Direction: 1 Building OUTLET point raster
Calculating flow direction Setting DEM_ADJ values to 20000 for inactivate cells Setting DEM_ADJ values to NoData for OUTLET cells Filling DEM_ADJ (8-way) Resetting OUTLET cell values Calculating sinks (8-way) Calculating flow direction Setting flow direction to NoData for inactive cells Resetting OUTLET cell flow direction Resetting DEM_ADJ values for inactive cell
Flow direction points
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "....\scripts\dem_2_streams.py", line 934, in
C:\arcpy\examples\sagehen> Dem_2_stream_log.txt: GSFLOW DEM To Streams Missing INI parameter, setting lake_seg_offset = 0
Checking model points shapefile Points: .\shapefiles\model_points.shp Points spat. ref.: NAD_1983_UTM_Zone_11N Points GCS: GCS_North_American_1983 NOTE: Using FID+1 to set SUB_BASIN Checking subbasin numbering 1 subbasins Checking model point types OUTLET
Adding DEM fields if necessary
Exporting HRU polygon parameters to raster HRU_TYPE
Unique Lake IDs: DEM_ADJ Computing OUTLET point flow direction Outlet Point: (80, 44) 1 0.0 2 0.0 128 0.0 Flow Direction: 1 Building OUTLET point raster
Calculating flow direction Setting DEM_ADJ values to 20000 for inactivate cells Setting DEM_ADJ values to NoData for OUTLET cells Filling DEM_ADJ (8-way) Resetting OUTLET cell values Calculating sinks (8-way) Calculating flow direction Setting flow direction to NoData for inactive cells Resetting OUTLET cell flow direction Resetting DEM_ADJ values for inactive cell
Flow direction points
Thank you for all your kind help.
if I continue to run the rest scripts, the following errors would appear:
GSFLOW Stream Parameters
ERROR: Stream shapefiles does not exist ERROR: .\hru_params\flow_rasters\streams.shp ERROR: Try re-running dem_2_streams.py
Filling PRMS Parameter File Template Defaulting temperature_calc_method = LAPSE
ERROR: Cascades folder does not exist ERROR: .\hru_params\cascade_work ERROR: Try re-running CRT using stream_parameters.py
I'm not sure what would cause that error and I don't have ArcGIS 10.3, so I can't tell if it is related to the version. This won't be very much fun, but since the scripts are basically just a series of ArcGIS toolbox commands, the only thing I can suggest is trying to work through the steps in the script "manually" and try to see where it is breaking.
The error message says the script ended on line 528 (https://github.com/gsflow/gsflow-arcpy/blob/master/scripts/dem_2_streams.py#L528). I would try opening the "flow_dir_points" shapefile (examples\sagehen\hru_params\flow_raster\flow_dir_points.shp) in ArcGIS and first seeing if the points seem reasonable and have a column called "grid_code". There should be a point for each active grid cell. If it does and there are reasonable values in the field (flow direction values like 1, 2, 4, 8, etc.) then see if you can manually run the Calculate Field code block that is in the script. The error makes me think that some of these values are missing or have values that the remap isn't expecting, but that is just a guess.
If the flow_dir_points shapefile doesn't have a grid_code column or doesn't have values in that column, then you will have to go back a couple of steps and see if it is one of the previous steps that is actually causing the problem (maybe the raster to point conversion on line 506 didn't work?)
Also, you have to be able to run dem_2_streams.py for any of the other scripts to work.
Sorry!
Thank you for the information. The "grid code" exists. I ran the calculate field tool manually. It failed. The error message is Error 000539: Invalid field. Any suggestions? Thank you.
Thank you for the information. The "grid code" exists. I ran the calculate field tool manually. It failed. The error message is Error 000539: Invalid field. Any suggestions? Thank you.
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[image: image.png] [image: image.png] [image: image.png] Best regards, Bingqing Lu | Teaching Assistant
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Department of Geological Sciences The University of Alabama https://www.ua.edu/ Bevill Building 2072 TUSCALOOSA, AL 35404 Mobile 205-886-7016 blu5@crimson.ua.edu
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On Thu, Feb 7, 2019 at 12:28 PM Charles Morton notifications@github.com wrote:
I'm not sure what would cause that error and I don't have ArcGIS 10.3, so I can't tell if it is related to the version. This won't be very much fun, but since the scripts are basically just a series of ArcGIS toolbox commands, the only thing I can suggest is trying to work through the steps in the script "manually" and try to see where it is breaking.
The error message says the script ended on line 528 ( https://github.com/gsflow/gsflow-arcpy/blob/master/scripts/dem_2_streams.py#L528). I would try opening the "flow_dir_points" shapefile (examples\sagehen\hru_params\flow_raster\flow_dir_points.shp) in ArcGIS and first seeing if the points seem reasonable and have a column called "grid_code". There should be a point for each active grid cell. If it does and there are reasonable values in the field (flow direction values like 1, 2, 4, 8, etc.) then see if you can manually run the Calculate Field code block that is in the script. The error makes me think that some of these values are missing or have values that the remap isn't expecting, but that is just a guess.
If the flow_dir_points shapefile doesn't have a grid_code column or doesn't have values in that column, then you will have to go back a couple of steps and see if it is one of the previous steps that is actually causing the problem (maybe the raster to point conversion on line 506 didn't work?)
Also, you have to be able to run dem_2_streams.py for any of the other scripts to work.
Sorry!
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I tried to run example-sagehen. When I ran dem_2_stream.py, the following error appeared: arcgisscripting. ExecuteError: ERROR 999999: Error executing function. The field is not nullable.[grid_code] Failed to execute (calculateField). Any help? Thank you