AgroMo transfer to other location

hollorol / AgroMo

AgroMo is an Integrated Assessment and Modelling software that integrates 4M a CERES based crop model, the Biome-BGCMuSo biogeochemical and a simple agro-economical model in order to support decision makers at multiple scales.

http://agromo.atk.hu/EN/index.html

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AgroMo transfer to other location #114

Open fodornandor opened 4 years ago

fodornandor commented 4 years ago

Design protocol for using AgroMo for another location. challenge: what is needed to (how should map creation be enhanced/changed) create gridded maps using query results?

hollorol commented 3 years ago

Please give me a JSON file, which contains:

~~The bounding box for a region in hungary~~ The resolution for the region in hungary
A soil directory for that region
weather directory for that region
The coordinates for center of the cells.

fodornandor commented 3 years ago

Is 1. really needed if 5. is provided? The first coordinate of the left-most cell(s) and the second coordinate of the bottom-most cell(s) provide the coordinates of the bottom-left corner of the bounding box... aren't they? The top-right corner can be defined/found similarly. I cannot see the point of 4. Meteorology file for the region? Which file do you mean?

hollorol commented 3 years ago

Yes, 1. is not needed, instead you have to provide a resolution.

hollorol commented 3 years ago

The meteorological file set...

hollorol commented 3 years ago

further more the bounding box can be necessary if you want to add context (if you zoom too closely on a county, you can see the problem)

fodornandor commented 3 years ago

The meteorological file set...

That's 3. (that is why I'm confused... is it repeated?)

fodornandor commented 3 years ago

further more the bounding box can be necessary if you want to add context (if you zoom too closely on a county, you can see the problem)

The original bounding box info can be retreived from the cell lat/long data... I cannot see why/how zooming in causes a problem ... maybe zoom out?

hollorol commented 3 years ago

If you want to see Hungary for example you have some outer region parts... With this, you can see the surrounding countries (partly) as well. As I remember in the first version, we only ploted just the points... You said that plot some part of the surrounding also...

hollorol commented 3 years ago

The meteorological file set...

That's 3. (that is why I'm confused... is it repeated?)

Yes, I made it accidentally. I changed it to soil

fodornandor commented 3 years ago

The meteorological file set...

That's 3. (that is why I'm confused... is it repeated?)

Yes, it was accidentally. I changed it to soil

That is 2. :)

fodornandor commented 3 years ago

If you want to see Hungary for example you have some outer region parts... With this, you can see the surrounding countries (partly) as well. As I remember in the first version, we only ploted just the points... You said that plot some part of the surrounding also...

OK. So that is zoom out... I think it's not necesseraly a feature of the original grid, in stead this info belongs to the zooming process.

hollorol commented 3 years ago

That is a new feature... In the current process we control it with bounding box, and there is no zoom.

fodornandor commented 3 years ago

OK, then I would minimize the margin around the area we'd like to focus on... but I can let it go and include bound box info as well.

fodornandor commented 3 years ago

I think we need only these: 1) bottom-left & top-right corners of the bounding box (lat/long in harmony with the cell coordinates) 2) resolution 3) lat/lon of the grid cells (of the region)

the soil and weather file folders come with the story file, here we just define the grid