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Volume Area Scaling (VAS) model from Marzeion et.al., 2012 #662
Commits on Feb 1, 2019
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Adding the first version of the original mass balance model used by M…
…arzeion et.al., 2012, including an altered calibration method. The `test_ben.py` file contains the corresponding unit tests.
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- Correcting PEP8 issues, mainly too long lines.
- Deleting the OGGM tests from the `test_ben.py` file
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Tests for the mass balance methods & minor improvements:
- Test for the routine computing the minimal and maximal glacier surface elevation - Tests for the routines computing the mass balance relevant climate information - Added `ben_params` as basename in the config file - Minor changes such as typos and similar
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Finalising the mass balance tests
- Test the monthly specific mass balance against the corresponding annual mb - Test the annual mass balance against the 'manually' computed mass balance - Add a comparison with the reference mass balance measurements to the spec mb test
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Started to work on the dynamic part (end of day commit):
- Added area-volume and area-lenght scaling parameters to `params.cfg` - First steps on what will become the `BenModel` class
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Continued to work on the dynamic model (end of day commit):
- Corrected typo in the `cfg.py` - `step()` function of dynamic model - `run_until()` function of dynamic model Note: I'm well aware that the model does not work properly yet. Qualitative tests on Hintereisferner show not observed area/volume/length changes...
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Finalizing the volume/area scaling model.
- Changed the name to VAScaling - Solved problems with scaling constants - Solved problem with time scales
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- Testing the length, area and volume output against the OGGM
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Adding routine which calculates the RMSD between the anomalies to the…
… mean of the repective time series.