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Just a couple of notes to add to the jupyter notebook or raise errors in the code:
limit the number of watersheds in the ChannelProfiler to 1 (otherwise you'd have to set up multiple network-sediment models and that's beyond the scope of this lab): number_of_watershed = 1
keep the watershed threshhold specified in the ChannelProfiler above a certain limit-(I think I tested it at 10,000 m^2, we could maybe go a bit more refined than that, but I'm not sure how the sediment-tranporter will handle a dense network) i.e. minimum_channel_threshold > 8,000 #m^2 as long as channel_definition_field='drainage_area'
desired node spacing should be greater than the grid resolution but less than the minimum ChannelProfiler segment length: in psuedocode: d_node_spacing > (rmg.dx & rmg.dy) & d_node_spacing < min(profiler.seglength)
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Just a couple of notes to add to the jupyter notebook or raise errors in the code:
limit the number of watersheds in the ChannelProfiler to 1 (otherwise you'd have to set up multiple network-sediment models and that's beyond the scope of this lab):
number_of_watershed = 1
keep the watershed threshhold specified in the ChannelProfiler above a certain limit-(I think I tested it at 10,000 m^2, we could maybe go a bit more refined than that, but I'm not sure how the sediment-tranporter will handle a dense network) i.e.
minimum_channel_threshold > 8,000 #m^2
as long aschannel_definition_field='drainage_area'
desired node spacing should be greater than the grid resolution but less than the minimum ChannelProfiler segment length: in psuedocode:
d_node_spacing > (rmg.dx & rmg.dy) & d_node_spacing < min(profiler.seglength)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: