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There is a bad issue with the function calc_globrad() that was discovered when running a longer simulation. In run_LWFB90(), calc_globrad() derives global radiation from sunshine duration hours when it is called with options_b90$fornetrad = 'sunhours'.
The bug was discovered from suspicious annual sums of potential transpiration (output$ptran):
Global radiation, as calculated from sunshine duration hour using calc_globrad() caused this weird course of potential transpiration, it seems an annual course of global radiation is somehow projected to entire timeseries:
I will fix this as soon as possible, and try to find out in what cases simulations are concerned.
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When merging data.frames of extraterrestrial radiation with sunshine duration hours, ordering by date chained to the merge() had no effect. So, the timeseries was ordered by day-of-year, explaining the suspicious course of global radiation seen above. The bug concerns basicly all simulations that used sunshine duration hours as input. Now this is fixed.
There is a bad issue with the function
calc_globrad()
that was discovered when running a longer simulation. Inrun_LWFB90()
,calc_globrad()
derives global radiation from sunshine duration hours when it is called withoptions_b90$fornetrad = 'sunhours'
.The bug was discovered from suspicious annual sums of potential transpiration (
output$ptran
):Global radiation, as calculated from sunshine duration hour using
calc_globrad()
caused this weird course of potential transpiration, it seems an annual course of global radiation is somehow projected to entire timeseries:I will fix this as soon as possible, and try to find out in what cases simulations are concerned.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: