AttributeError: 'FloodwaterEstimation' object has no attribute 'precipitation_df'?

[minaahmed]

Hello, please advise how to solve this error

[kleok]

Hello @minaahmed :smiley: Thanks for using Floodpy! The following error is caused due to a recent change of the software functionalities. In order to overcome this issue for now you can run all the steps (without using the --dostep option) with the following command: FLOODPYapp.py FLOODPYapp_template.cfg

We will have a closer look at this issue and commit the relevant changes for the --dostep option. Let us know if this works for you :blush:

[minaahmed]

@kleok @alekfal Thanks a lot, it works but I got other error when I am using the code for other study area??

[kleok]

Hello @minaahmed, please provide your configuration file in order to have a better look at your issue. Thanks a lot :smile:

[minaahmed]

@kleok @alekfal Hello, all required information shared with you on the email

Appreciate your continuous support

[kleok]

Hello @minaahmed, I commited some modifications and I think now you will be able to perform your analysis. Regarding your question about the cumulative precipitation threshold value which is referred as accumulated_precipitation_threshold in the configuration file, it is used to drop pre-flood images that represent high soil moisture conditions. The value of accumulated_precipitation_threshold should be decided by the operator and depends on the area of interest. In your case, it is clear all the images before the big rain can be used for pre-flood stack generation. I hope this helps :smile: Let me know if you need anything further :slightly_smiling_face:

[minaahmed]

Hello Kindly could you share the configuration file u used for below anaylsis

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On Saturday, April 15, 2023, 9:09 PM, Kleanthis Karamvasis @.***> wrote:

Hello @minaahmed, I commited some modifications and I think now you will be able to perform your analysis. Regarding your question about the cumulative precipitation threshold value which is referred as accumulated_precipitation_threshold in the configuration file, it is used to drop pre-flood images that represent high soil moisture conditions. The value of accumulated_precipitation_threshold should be decided by the operator and depends on the area of interest. In your case, it is clear all the images before the big rain can be used for pre-flood stack generation.

I hope this helps 😄 Let me know if you need anything further 🙂

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[minaahmed]

Hello I was trying to detect flooded area for location and information below but flood is very little area, can you support me on solving this issue 

LONMIN=56.227 LATMIN=24.981 LONMAX=56.372  LATMAX=25.125 accumulated_precipitation_threshold =20

Flood_datetime = '20220728T091800'#20220727T091800'

Flood_datetime = '20220728T142509'

B2. Days before flood event for baseline stack construction

before_flood_days = 90 ### 

B3. Days after flood event

after_flood_days = 4 Hope to hear from you as soon as possible  Sent from Yahoo Mail for iPhone

On Saturday, April 15, 2023, 9:09 PM, Kleanthis Karamvasis @.***> wrote:

Hello @minaahmed, I commited some modifications and I think now you will be able to perform your analysis. Regarding your question about the cumulative precipitation threshold value which is referred as accumulated_precipitation_threshold in the configuration file, it is used to drop pre-flood images that represent high soil moisture conditions. The value of accumulated_precipitation_threshold should be decided by the operator and depends on the area of interest. In your case, it is clear all the images before the big rain can be used for pre-flood stack generation.

I hope this helps 😄 Let me know if you need anything further 🙂

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