Open gusbacos opened 3 years ago
I have some questions regarding assigning reasonable conductance values.
This issue is in fact quite tricky and I guess a detailed answer might still confuse you. So, below I only give you some brief answers and I'll update you on this probably next Wednesday as I'm also working on getting proper values for all non-urban surfaces: hopefully I may give some values that you can just use.
1. SUEWS_conductance.txt
I have created a code (700) in SUEWS_Conductance according to g1-6 in Omidvar et al. 2020
However, i do not know if i am understanding the other parameters correctly:
What does S1 and 2 mean?
10 S1 MD A parameter related to soil moisture dependence [-] 11 S2 MD A parameter related to soil moisture dependence [mm] i read at SUEWS.readthedocks , but i cant seem to find any documentation on what it acutally is. My best guess so far is Canopy water storage capacity noted as Si in Omidvar et al (2020), but i am not sure that is the case. And if so, what is the difference between them?
No, they are NOT water storage capacity but a scaling factor used in conductance parameterisation with respect to soil moisture.
Also, when using 13.8 as G1, I get following error messege from using sp.check_state()
g1
should be between [0, 10] but13.8
is found at 0 at index1
Just skip the check_state
part if no other issues are reported.
2. Conductance in Siteselect.txt and SUEWS_veg.txt
As only one conductance code is present I assume that all surfaces are given the same conductance as specified in corresponding code in SUEWS_conductance.txt, is that correct?
yes, conductance are given in a lumped sense: one conductance for one whole grid.
Is MaxConductance in this case the Same as G1 in SUEWS_conductance? And should MaxConductance for let say, Evergreen Trees in _veg correspond to the value stated in G1, or should that be a value more reasonable to the surface type?
No, they are different and a product of both is used in the calculation. G1 is designed to be a scaling factor for LAI in the conductance calculation while Gmax, MaxConductance, is associated with vegetation types.
I have some questions regarding assigning reasonable conductance values.
1. SUEWS_conductance.txt
I have created a code (700) in SUEWS_Conductance according to g1-6 in Omidvar et al. 2020
However, i do not know if i am understanding the other parameters correctly:
What does S1 and 2 mean?
i read at SUEWS.readthedocks , but i cant seem to find any documentation on what it acutally is. My best guess so far is Canopy water storage capacity noted as Si in Omidvar et al (2020), but i am not sure that is the case. And if so, what is the difference between them?
Also, when using 13.8 as G1, I get following error messege from using sp.check_state()
g1
should be between [0, 10] but13.8
is found at 0 at index1
2. Conductance in Siteselect.txt and SUEWS_veg.txt
As only one conductance code is present I assume that all surfaces are given the same conductance as specified in corresponding code in SUEWS_conductance.txt, is that correct?
Furthermore, in SUEWS_veg.txt, and also _non_veg MaxConductance is present.
Is MaxConductance in this case the Same as G1 in SUEWS_conductance? And should MaxConductance for let say, Evergreen Trees in _veg correspond to the value stated in G1, or should that be a value more reasonable to the surface type?