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Add support for simulation in ungauged catchments (8) #18
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I will have Jean-Luc do this task. We'll need to upload a dataset of parameters for pre-compiled models and predefined catchments. The algorithm itself has been built in Matlab, now we will convert it to Python. Steps: |
Could this be relevant: doi:10.5194/hess-15-3591-2011 ? |
It is actually a relevant topic in theory, but is difficult to apply in practice. I did my PhD partly on this, the problem is that the regression relationships between model parameters and exogenous characteristics are very difficult to model and not very robust. So it's not really an applicable method... yet. |
Ok, I got carried away. We're looking to implement methods people are familiar with, not do research. |
Maybe in maintenance phase! It's a good idea though, just not mature enough. |
This will be accomplished in 3 phases: (1) Pre-calibrate HMETS, GR4JCN and MOHYSE on CANOPEX database in Canada and USGS database in USA. This will give a set of parameters for use in the regionalization method application. (2) Implement the Spatial proximity regionalization method (with inverse-weighted donor averaging). Need the climate data for the ungauged catchment, latitude, longitude and area, as well as any other info to run the model at the ungauged site. The algorithm finds the parameter sets from the closest catchments that have a reasonable calibration NSE (>0.7 usually, can be reduced to 0.6) and runs the hydro model on the ungauged site using these parameters. We can then use 1-10 "donor" catchment parameter sets to average out the hydrographs. (3) Expand on this by adding physical descriptors to the datasets (can use PAVICS GIS WPS for this...) and implement the physical similarity regionalization variants. |
This can be done by running models for nearby calibrated catchments and averaging the outputs.
TODO: Clarify method and split in smaller issues.
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