Data Component Use Case for Wave Power Calculation

This Jupyter Notebook demonstrates how to use the CSDMS Data Component to download surface wave properties from the WAVEWATCH III model output for a given time period, interpolate it to a specific location, and calculate the wave power over time at that point.

This Jupyter Notebook is part of the work for a research paper "CSDMS Data Components: data-model integration tools for Earth surface processes modeling".

Notebook Citation

Undzis, B., Moriarty, J. M. (2023) Data Component Use Case for Wave Power Calculation, HydroShare, https://doi.org/10.4211/hs.b044425647e146229a778d59b164d7cf

Run the Notebook

You can choose the following methods to run this Jupyter Notebook:

Method 1: HydroShare

Please go to the HydroShare Resource and follow the instruction in the "Abstract" section to run this notebook.

Method 2: CSDMS

Please go to the CSDMS EKT Lab and follow the instruction in the "Lab notes" section to run this notebook.

Method 3: Local PC

Please first download all the files from this repository and have conda installed on the local PC. Then, use the following commands to create a virtual environment and launch the Jupyter Notebook. The code below works best on Mac OS or Linux and may cause some errors on Windows.

$ cd wavewatch3_usecase
$ conda env create --file=environment.yml
$ conda activate wavepower_usecase
$ jupyter notebook