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ERROR: unsupported cyclic timeseries when running the wflow model in Julia language #247

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arsalansaghir1 opened this issue Mar 9, 2023 · 3 comments

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@arsalansaghir1
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I prepared the input files required for wflow simulation using hydromt_wflow plugin. I downloaded the data from several data sources and prepared the input files.
But when I run the simulation in Wflow I get the following error (attached below):

ERROR: unsupported cyclic timeseries

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Why I'm getting this error?
I'm attaching the log file for both hydromt_wflow and Julia below.
log.txt
hydromt.log

Kindly guide me on how to proceed with this.

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verseve commented Mar 10, 2023

Why I'm getting this error?

This is probably caused by the time stamps of your cyclic timeseries. These should be from the same year or have an integer index.

@arsalansaghir1
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Can you specify in more detail? my data is of the same year (2022) and It has an integer index.

This is my nc file for LAI.
modis_lai.zip

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verseve commented Mar 10, 2023

You have 86 time stamps in your file, this is probably for 1 year (2022)?

Cyclic timeseries are used for climatology data, for LAI climatology you can determine the mean monthly LAI values for a long period (e.g. period of data availability). Use of integer indexing for the 12 months is fine (1-12), or dates (same year).

The data in your file seems incorrect (only 0.0 or 255)?

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